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MikeB4

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#312514 24-Apr-2024 09:02

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I have this morning swapped from Orcon to Spark for Fibre BB. Connection is all good and speed good even getting 800+mbps on WiFi. I have not been able to get IPV6 working. I am probably getting it wrong. I should have waited until my wife got home this evening as concentrating on this with strong pain relief is challenging.

Could someone please advise me the settings for IPV6 on Spark. I am using a TP-Link Deco x20

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#3222080 24-Apr-2024 09:04

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Spark doesn't support IPv6 AFAIK

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#3222081 24-Apr-2024 09:04

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Spark don't support IPv6 at this point.

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#3222082 24-Apr-2024 09:06

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OK well that explains it. I am not going nuts then, well maybe not nuts, OK nuts. Thanks guys

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#3222571 24-Apr-2024 23:17

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As an aside I am seeing the following originating from AS4648:

2403:9800::/32

2403:9800:1::/48

2403:9800:c070::/48

and from others via AS4848:

2403:9800:11::/48

2403:9800:2f::/48

2403:9800:6000::/40

and a bunch of others. I don't feel like C&Ping all of them. Most of them are from AS4771 which is another Spark ASN but there are others which are probably clients.

So there is plenty of IPv6 action at Spark.

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