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IPv6 and Comcast not working 378.50 or 378.51 Beta N66U I have tried 378.50 and 378.51 Beta on my Asus RT-N66U and it seems I lost connectivity with getting a Comcast IPv6 address, IPv4 still works. Before you all freak out on me here are a couple of notes: 1) YES I did a factory reset...

Back to 41 because comcast ipv6 Tried reflashing 42, tried unplugging for 10 mins, and tried multiple reboots but my comcast ipv6 just wont hold with 42 so I went back to 41 and it works. i know you said comcast was flakey but I just wanted to give you feedback!

Adding it to firewall-start worked I knew it wasn't running because the neighborhood tables error would show up after restart until i manually logged in SSH or went to run CMD and ran the command again. Using Merlin's suggestion of tieing it to firewall-start seems to have solved the problem...

Scripts not automatically running? So why isn't my script automatically running when it restarts? Did I miss something in my directions from above?

Script to remove Neighborhood Table Overflow Comcast Sweet! Merlin as usual you rock. Just followed the link and ran the script and then added it to the startup and now all my Neighborhood Table Overflow errors are gone. Below are the steps if anyone is curious: //first enable JFFS Partition...

Alright then that makes sense and its a known issue with Comcasts IPv6 according to other posts. I didn't think it was causing an issue I was just curious what it meant. Thanks for the clarification below is a paste of more log data to confirm that its the neighborhood table overflow issue...

Running the latest 40beta2 with a recent reset I have always had and never been able to remove these error messages: Mar 6 16:04:31 kernel: printk: 284 messages suppressed. I know reading back someone mentioned the Firewall settings might be tripping it but I set it to what they had and...

Random Reboot today after 24 hours stable Well everything was going fine with this version then today randomly the router restarted itself. I have flashed to factory default but that was a while ago (did it for .38 but went back to .35 because of IPv6 issues, then back to .39 now .40beta1) if...

Agreed links to setup work but button to download OVPN file are gone Interesting seems to show up now after I tried starting a second VPN server to take a screen shot Screenshot

Follow the links on the Setup Page There are links on the setup page that walk you step by step through this setting it up on iOS, Android, Windows, and Mac. Pretty straight forward with the most recent release.

Links Fixed in .39 but not for OVPN Download Looks like Merlin fixed the link issues with .39 but still the OVPN link to download disappears after you setup the VPN server so makes it hard to download later if needed.

I know this is an older release but it is the most stable as the releases for 36-38 had issues with comcast and IPV6 and rebooting, was going to jump to 39 but then the security patch came out and waiting for 40. Anyways in setting up the OpenVPN I noticed two things: Links for directions...

IPV6 broken with 38_2 Asus n66u Total flash and update to the latest seems to have broken ipv6 with comcast which works with the pre 38 version.

I am using the Native connection type with Comcast. I would agree to the other comment other than the fact my IPv4 address is renewed automatically where as I am forced to reboot to reset the IPv6. As I said not a show stopper as it is solved with a quick reboot of the router after...

I was having some issues with my ISP cable modem so I restarted the cable modem and left the router running. After restarting the modem it only reconnected my IPv4 address not my IPv6 address. I had to restart the router after the modem was back up and now I have my IPv6 connectivity again...