Recent content by LordSnape

Don't want to leave this thread hanging, so will sum up what I did so far. My ISP gives me two almost identical /64 IPv6 blocks, one being subnet a, other being subnet b. Apparently while both "work", subnet "a" was meant for the router as WAN subnet, and the other subnet "b" was meant as a LAN...

Could it actually be my ISP's problem, if the "WAN IPv6 Address" my router assigns itself is still accessible, without the reboot?

I did it through the estup panel that shows up on the first boot? I entered my PPoE credentials from the ISP, set the Wireless password and enabled Native PPP IPv6 in the IPv6 settings. After that, reconnecting to the network from my PC. IPv6 got linked up and it was working, until it randomly...

Okay, I have just finished doing that and reconfigured everything from scratch. Highly doubt it will help, but so far it works (but it did before as well). Edit: Nevermind, it happened again. Had to reboot the router to get my IPv6 working once more.

Hello everyone. I am hoping for some help, because this issue has been driving me nuts for a while now. My AX5400 is running on 3.0.0.4.388_22525-gd35b8fe, was on 386-something before. The bug persisted, the only reason I upgraded was in hopes it would magically fix itself. Also, I have recently...