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#320365 5-Aug-2025 03:07

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I'm looking at making a move to Quic however I see some posts about people having issues with IPv6 - how are things going at the moment in terms of reliability? there was mention of someone having an issue with IPv6 (mentioned by someone else i another thread) - I'm currently using an UXG Max on DHCP so I assume that isn't going to be an issue.

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#3400088 5-Aug-2025 07:51

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Not had any IPv6 issues since that post a while ago. Should be good to go!

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#3400099 5-Aug-2025 09:31

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It will depend on your router and location. It's a fault that has manifested in WLG, and it's with vendor for fixing. It only affects a small number of customers using Mikrotik, and there's a workaround for it.

As suggested by some here (and elsewhere), DHCP is convenient but because of sessions are handled changes can take time. PPPoE seems to be more stable and changes can be quickly done. I'm certainly happier with my setup since changing from DHCP to PPPoE.

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