[Snap] Snap IPv6 CDN and website timeouts

Forums › 2degrees (including Slingshot, Orcon, Flip, Stuff Fibre, MyRepublic, 2talk and Vocus) › [Snap] Snap IPv6 CDN and website timeouts

1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5

298 posts

Ultimate Geek

#988505 16-Feb-2014 21:22

Hmmm, facebook on droid seems broken now.

On phone to support...

HTPC: Antec Fusion 430, Intel i3, Gigabyte 1050, Corsair 4x1Gb, Hauppauge WinTv, Logitech z-5500, Logitech Harmony 525, Yamaha Rx-v6a, Samsung KS8000 4k, Windows 10, Mediaportal 1.30, BLU-RAY: Panasonic UB820

dale77

298 posts

Ultimate Geek

#988518 16-Feb-2014 21:29

Gave up waiting for support.

Turned off IPV6 completely to return facebook to normal service, will revisit this some other time.

What does one lose for turning off IPV6?

naggyman

697 posts

Ultimate Geek
+1 received by user: 86

#988530 16-Feb-2014 21:36

dale77:
What does one lose for turning off IPV6?

You no longer have an IPv6 address. Thats it.
So almost nothing.

Morgan French-Stagg

morgan.french.net.nz

hio77

'That VDSL Cat'
13036 posts

Uber Geek
+1 received by user: 3896

ID Verified

Trusted

Lizard Networks

Subscriber

#988534 16-Feb-2014 21:40

naggyman:
dale77:
What does one lose for turning off IPV6?

You no longer have an IPv6 address. Thats it.
So almost nothing.

this. IPv6 will become more important later on, when CGNat is more common pretty-much.

#include <std_disclaimer>

Any comments made are personal opinion and do not reflect directly on the position my current or past employers may have.

NZGamingIcon

66 posts

Master Geek
+1 received by user: 12

#992563 22-Feb-2014 21:48

I have had issues loading facebook and wikipedia pages. I just disabled IPv6 and everything is loading up straight away. Usually I have to refresh 10 times to load a wikipedia page, its been doing it for past 3 months or so. Any draw backs to having ipv6 disabled?

TheHoss

36 posts

Geek
+1 received by user: 5

#992721 23-Feb-2014 12:01

NZGamingIcon: I have had issues loading facebook and wikipedia pages. I just disabled IPv6 and everything is loading up straight away. Usually I have to refresh 10 times to load a wikipedia page, its been doing it for past 3 months or so. Any draw backs to having ipv6 disabled?

I was (and still am) having the exact same issue. Re-enabled IPv6 after Ralph notified of us some changes in their systems but still having the same problems.

Dell

Shop now for Dell laptops and other devices (affiliate link).

hio77

'That VDSL Cat'
13036 posts

Uber Geek
+1 received by user: 3896

ID Verified

Trusted

Lizard Networks

Subscriber

#992725 23-Feb-2014 12:16

NZGamingIcon: I have had issues loading facebook and wikipedia pages. I just disabled IPv6 and everything is loading up straight away. Usually I have to refresh 10 times to load a wikipedia page, its been doing it for past 3 months or so. Any draw backs to having ipv6 disabled?

you simply loose IPv6 which at this point in time, doesnt mean anything really..

very few services take advantage of IPv6, without having a reasonably equal IPv4 counterpart.

for reference, im still not having any of these issues though... biggest issue i have, is the fritzbox with IPv6 enabled throws off games NAT detection for some reason, but then so many games are moving away from the P2P model too.. (talking PC gaming).

#include <std_disclaimer>

Any comments made are personal opinion and do not reflect directly on the position my current or past employers may have.

bbunnys

321 posts

Ultimate Geek
+1 received by user: 16

#992752 23-Feb-2014 13:06

Thanks for the IPv6 tip to disable.

Have been having quite a few sites loading super slow if at all on UFB and after disabling IPv6 everything is running much better.

richms

29105 posts

Uber Geek
+1 received by user: 10222

Trusted

Lifetime subscriber

#992920 23-Feb-2014 17:38

I have ipv6 disabled and am having plenty of timeouts still.

Unfortunately I don't have boxes of vdsl routers to see if it's just the flakey fritz.box or snap having problems.

Richard rich.ms

hio77

'That VDSL Cat'
13036 posts

Uber Geek
+1 received by user: 3896

ID Verified

Trusted

Lizard Networks

Subscriber

#992923 23-Feb-2014 17:39

richms: I have ipv6 disabled and am having plenty of timeouts still.

Unfortunately I don't have boxes of vdsl routers to see if it's just the flakey fritz.box or snap having problems.

have you changed off the .1 dns server? that one seemed to have some odd dns issues, since changing to .2 and .3 forcefully, i haven't had a single issue.

#include <std_disclaimer>

Any comments made are personal opinion and do not reflect directly on the position my current or past employers may have.

richms

29105 posts

Uber Geek
+1 received by user: 10222

Trusted

Lifetime subscriber

#992929 23-Feb-2014 17:44

I have own dns server on the lan which is using roots so shouldn't be at the mercy of isp ones. Am seeing issues on the chromecast too which is using 8.8.8.8 and I haven't bothered sorting out redirecting that back to mine.

Richard rich.ms

Samsung

Shop now on Samsung phones, tablets, TVs and more (affiliate link).

hio77

'That VDSL Cat'
13036 posts

Uber Geek
+1 received by user: 3896

ID Verified

Trusted

Lizard Networks

Subscriber

#992947 23-Feb-2014 18:03

richms: I have own dns server on the lan which is using roots so shouldn't be at the mercy of isp ones. Am seeing issues on the chromecast too which is using 8.8.8.8 and I haven't bothered sorting out redirecting that back to mine.

ah ok, unlikely to be related then.

#include <std_disclaimer>

Any comments made are personal opinion and do not reflect directly on the position my current or past employers may have.

MattR

225 posts

Master Geek
+1 received by user: 36

#993389 24-Feb-2014 15:38

RalphFromSnap: Hi Gabe,

If the Fritz was from Snap it will be fine as we push out the settings to them automatically, if it was not sourced by us then we might need to apply them manually - it would be worth contacting us to get your Fritz updated with the Snap specific (and some NZ specific) settings if you are using it on our network, as there is a significant amount of customisation on our supplied Fritzs.

In saying that we have also made some other Ipv6 improvements around our core too.

Thanks,
TheRalph

Hi Ralph,

Any chance you can tell us what those changes are? I'm not running a Fritz anymore (and the first thing I did was disable remote management of it anyway). I'm still seeing Facebook IPv6 problems (enough to make me disable v6 for now). It'd be nice if Snap had a config page similar to Internode's. http://www.internode.on.net/support/guides/internet_access/ipv6/

Thanks,
Matt.

toadeny

21 posts

Geek

#993398 24-Feb-2014 15:47

FWIW - a few months back i looked at my settings page and noted that remote management was off too.

Turns out Snap can turn it on/off via TR-069 regardless of what the user has set. (presumably the device was/is a Snap managed one in the first place)
I was told this when I called to get some VoIP lines configured.

TheHoss

36 posts

Geek
+1 received by user: 5

#996660 28-Feb-2014 20:38

Re-flashed my Fritz!Box the other day and had to call Snap to get the right VoIP settings and I happened to mention the IPv6 issue to the CSR and he said something along the lines of "Yes, we've seen the Fritz!Box's turning on native IPv6 by themselves and of course native IPv6 is not going to work well because hardly any websites have IPv6." This is not the first time that Snap CSRs have very confidently told me wrong information and been misinformed. So his advice was to have IPv6 enabled but to use native IPv4 with a 6RD tunnel.

Meanwhile, the native IPv6 issues I've been having are still not rectified...

1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5