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mAYH3M

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#255662 22-Aug-2019 18:36
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So I had the IPv6 working on the FritzBox but had to replace it with a N56U as I needed an extra LAN port.

The internet works fine but the device isn’t being issued a IPv6 WAN address evn though the N56U can grab IPv6 DNS servers.








Other settings tried but that didn’t work
IPv6 Connection Type: Native DHCPv6
Get WAN IPv6 Address From Source: DHCPv6 IA-NA


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  #2304130 22-Aug-2019 19:28
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just buy a small 5 port switch, way easier.




mAYH3M

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  #2304299 23-Aug-2019 03:14
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I want to avoid clutter and Fritzbox has been quite rubbish anyway  after 6.x firmware.

 

 


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