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    IPv6 security

    I have not had any overflow errors for months. These are the settings that I am using. Note that I applied these settings for ipv4 and ipv6. See if it helps. echo 512 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/neigh/default/gc_thresh1 echo 2048 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/neigh/default/gc_thresh2 echo 4096 >...
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    IPv6 not working. Comcast blames the router.

    Maybe it was a different command but I was able to see stats on how often each rule was applied.
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    IPv6 not working. Comcast blames the router.

    This command might give you more information: ip6tables -vL (or it might be ip6tables -L -v) I don't have access to my router now. I will have to test my connection again.
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    Wake on Lan my NAS with RT-AC66U

    This is a different approach, but your DS213j had the ability to put the hard drives in hibernation which greatly reduces power consumption. Also, you can create a custom power schedule. All of this can be done via the web gui in Control Panel/Hardware.
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    IPv6 not working. Comcast blames the router.

    In my case it was my NAS.
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    IPv6 not working. Comcast blames the router.

    For the script I am using all I did was substitute v6in4 with eth0.
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    IPv6 not working. Comcast blames the router.

    I do not know if it matters but I pointed the scan at a machine inside the lan. It has a different IPv6 address then the router. I think each machine within the lan has a unique IPv6 address.
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    IPv6 not working. Comcast blames the router.

    (1) I read about known issues with IPv6 and the router firewall rules so I ran a port scan on this site: http://www.scanipv6.com/index.php nmap -v -6 ***MY PUBLIC IPv6 ADDRESS*** Nmap Results: Starting Nmap 4.11 ( http://www.insecure.org/nmap/ ) at 2013-05-16 04:45 JST Failed to resolve given...
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    IPv6 not working. Comcast blames the router.

    I set the same limits for IPv4 as IPv6. I do not know if it makes a difference but it does not hurt. I have not had any errors since running the script. Here are the values: echo 512 > /proc/sys/net/ipv6/neigh/default/gc_thresh1 echo 2048 > /proc/sys/net/ipv6/neigh/default/gc_thresh2 echo...
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    IPv6 not working. Comcast blames the router.

    I have the same setup as you including the cable modem and router firmware. My IPv6 is working well with Comcast. I had no issues getting it to work. The only issues I have had are 1. the neighbor table overflow warnings (which did not seem to impact connectivity) and 2. open ports showing...
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    BW logs not saving after reboot, despite being set?

    I think I managed to get it to work, and I may have found the issue along the way. To eliminate as many variables as possible I went ahead and reset to the factory defaults using the GUI and reformatted the flash drive (ext2). The first time I plugged in the USB drive it mounted as /mnt/sdb1...
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    BW logs not saving after reboot, despite being set?

    I am not logging the per IP traffic, only the overall traffic history. I just did a test: Before the reboot the file was 72 bytes. After the reboot it was 51 bytes.
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    BW logs not saving after reboot, despite being set?

    I am having this issue too. I am on 3.0.0.4.270.26. (Before that I was using tomato.) I have the traffic history set to save to a USB flash drive every hour. I can see that the file does get created initially and then updated every hour. However, upon reboot the traffic history is gone even...
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