Where can I see lease time for IPv6 addresses of the devices in my network?
I tried this
cat /var/lib/misc/dnsmasq.leases
but only return lease times for ipv4
Install entware:
entware-setup.sh
Install tcpdump:
opkg install tcpdump
Capture ICMPv6 packets to see if you receive "router advertisement" from your ISP:
tcpdump -tttt -v -n -i $(nvram get wan0_gw_ifname) icmp6
Yes, in the AC86u model the option is "Accept default route" specific to the ppp interface, internally modify /proc/sys/net/ipv6/conf/ppp0/accept_ra_defrtr
and in the AX88U model on the web UI "Accept router advertisement" is specific to the ppp interface, internally modifies...
Only one line of code needs to be modified:
https://github.com/RMerl/asuswrt-merlin.ng/blob/rtax88/release/src/router/rc/wan.c
function: wan6_up
line: 2228
ipv6_sysconf(wan_ifname, "accept_ra", ipv6_ifdev_ppp && nvram_get_int(ipv6_nvname("ipv6_accept_ra")) ? 1 : 0);
change to...
The image is before or after you lose the IPv6 address
Exactly what do you mean by losing the IPv6 address, do you lose it in the router or in your devices?
Do you checked the section "Systemlog-> IPv6" and "Systemlog-> Routing table"?
I updated the router with the file I got from compiling the GPL code of ASUS RT-AC86U for firmware 3.0.0.4.384.45713
So far it is working correctly.
I do not know why it's 131,072 bytes lower than the one posted on the asus page.... but it's working
With the Fitz Mutch script I was able to compile asusMerlin for AC86U, comparing the compiled file has exactly the same size in bytes as the one published by RMerlin, I think it's a good sign that everything went well.
Then compile asus Stock for AC86u, but the size of the compiled file is...
Please, someone with IPV6 can ping: ipv6.google.com from the router,
in my case the router can not reach IPv6 sites, on the devices it seems to work well.
UPDATE 1:
This issue occurs with the following configuration:
VDSL modem in Bridge mode ->
AC86U WAN Connection type: PPPoE and IPv6...