IPv6 issues, TPLink Archer AC4000

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#3225112 1-May-2024 15:56

Behodar:
Sorry to hijack this thread, but can anyone confirm whether the Quic "Connection Information" tab still looks like this?

Mine looks as pictured. I have a static IP - not sure if this makes a difference in what is displayed there. My ‘Assigned Subnets’ IPv6 matches my ‘Session IPv6’.

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#3225115 1-May-2024 16:10

@Behodar It takes a couple of days for your static V6 to be assigned. I'm guessing this is manual.

https://www.quic.nz/static-ipv6-subnets-are-here/

Unlike the static IPv4 addresses which are allocated and assigned to your service instantly (yep, you can order a static IPv4 at 2am, reboot your router and get the IP!), static IPv6 subnets take a little longer to be assigned, so allow 2-3 days for this to appear in your account.

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#3225118 1-May-2024 16:20

I got an email saying "Your Static IPv6 Subnet will be allocated within the next 2-3 business days" back in March (when I first placed the order). If it's actually 2-3 days after the go-live date (today) then that would explain it, but in that case the email template needs an update.

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#3225122 1-May-2024 16:22

My IPv6 was assigned well in advance of my go live date.

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#3225412 2-May-2024 07:43

IPv6 is now working all of a sudden. There's still no "Assigned Subnets" section showing, but Geekzone is showing the v6 logo and ipv6-test.com is no longer full of red :)

Edit: It was a provisioning error which they've now sorted out. Assigned Subnets is now showing.

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