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Benoire

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#239396 16-Jul-2018 08:41
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Hi

 

I've been using an Ubiquiti USG for about 6 months now and all is good with the IPv4 connection, but IPv6 is not working... Some of this appears related to the new controller version I'm running but I wonder if its also the mss-clamping setting.  Presently, with IPv6 set to DHCP-PD and IPv4 recieving the static IP, the MSS clamping is sitting at 1452 in the config when I run mca-ctrl -t dump-cfg on the USG itself.  I've read other posts that perhaps the MTU should be set higher, somewhere around 1508 and therefore the corresponding MSS-clamping setting would also be higher than 1452 (1480?).

 

Anyone else running a USG with 2degrees and IPv4/IPv6 running?  For reference, my controller version is 5.8.24 which might have broken IPv6 but I want to eliminate all other issues first.

 

Thanks,

 

Chris

 

 


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BlackHand
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  #2056839 16-Jul-2018 09:26
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Have a look at https://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=85&topicid=238142 might help with your issue?




Benoire

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  #2061502 24-Jul-2018 09:15
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IPv6 was fine in the 5.7.x controller range, they broke it in the 5.8.xx range


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