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    AC68U AP mode ipv6 not working over wi-fi

    IPv6 was originally enabled before I switched to AP mode. But just to be sure, I reset router, got in router mode, enabled IPv6 and changed to AP mode again, still not luck. Can @RMerlin God give any insights?
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    AC68U AP mode ipv6 not working over wi-fi

    eth1 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:30 UP BROADCAST RUNNING ALLMULTI MULTICAST MTU:1500 Metric:1 RX packets:536414 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:1539000 TX packets:365032 errors:25 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0 collisions:0...
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    AC68U AP mode ipv6 not working over wi-fi

    Tried it. Not working with LLA either.
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    AC68U AP mode ipv6 not working over wi-fi

    It does work in router mode. But once in AP mode, wireless clients cannot get any IPv6 address from upstream router.
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    AC68U AP mode ipv6 not working over wi-fi

    Is it true that the wi-fi stack in AP mode does not support ipv6 and there is no way to make it work? Thanks.
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    How to pass through vlan ID in AP mode?

    Not sure if this makes any difference, my WAN port on the RT-AC1900P is fried, so I use one of the LAN ports to connect to the Mikrotik router. It works as long as packets come out of the router untagged. Once tagged = whole AC1900P stops working.
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    How to pass through vlan ID in AP mode?

    My AC1900P is set in AP mode, connected to a port on a Mikrotik router configured to tag all egress traffic with a vlan ID. With my regular unmanaged Netgear switch, even though the switch itself is not vlan-aware, it has no issue passing through the tags to downstream clients, and vlan-aware...
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    Does "Source IP" in port forwarding support the subnet mask format?

    I can't seem to find this anywhere in any documentation. Can you put something like x.x.x.x/25 in the source IP field of the port forwarding to restrict access to specified remote hosts? The web GUI does accept the input, but I tried to enter something invalid like x.x.x.x/abc and it also gets...
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