Hey guys,
I purchased this router about a year ago and having this persistent issue with IPv6.
When IPv6 is enabled, The WAN light will cycle back and forth between red and white lights.
The red light will stay on for anywhere between 16 seconds - 1:24 minutes.
The white light will then stay on for 31-53 seconds before going back to white again for the time duration above.
The Router GUI will show disconnected under the Internet status when the red light is on
I don't seem to get any internet disruptions when this is going on though - which is the really strange part.
Unsure the proper way to test it though - based on logging into World of Warcraft via IPv6 and not getting disconnected or swapped to IPv4 when the lights change on the router.
**This issue ONLY occurs when IPv6 is enabled.**
I'm sure something is not right - I just don't know what it could possibly be.
I have kept the router firmware updated (always official firmware and latest one from a few days ago).
I could really use some help with this, thanks!
I purchased this router about a year ago and having this persistent issue with IPv6.
When IPv6 is enabled, The WAN light will cycle back and forth between red and white lights.
The red light will stay on for anywhere between 16 seconds - 1:24 minutes.
The white light will then stay on for 31-53 seconds before going back to white again for the time duration above.
The Router GUI will show disconnected under the Internet status when the red light is on
I don't seem to get any internet disruptions when this is going on though - which is the really strange part.
Unsure the proper way to test it though - based on logging into World of Warcraft via IPv6 and not getting disconnected or swapped to IPv4 when the lights change on the router.
**This issue ONLY occurs when IPv6 is enabled.**
I'm sure something is not right - I just don't know what it could possibly be.
I have kept the router firmware updated (always official firmware and latest one from a few days ago).
I could really use some help with this, thanks!