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Are you sure? I use BT and I all of the IPv6 testing websites I found report no-support.
by billpg 5y ago
Are you sure? I use BT and I all of the IPv6 testing websites I found report no-support.
- kiwijamo 5y agoAre you using their CPE, and a recent one at that? Several RSPs here in New Zealand are starting to enable IPv6 on new CPE gear they supply to end users (although Spark, our equivalent to your BT, has remained the only large provider to not do any IPv6 at all). I'm finding that this is becoming a situation where if you don't use the RSP supplied gear it can be tricky to get IPv6 up and running on your own gear. I used Ubiquiti gear previously which I had trouble getting IPv6 working until someone who worked for my RSP pointed out that their PPPoE stack is IPv4 only, I needed to redo my config to DHCP/IPoE instead (was a TIL moment when I realised my RSP offers both PPPoE and DHCP/IPoE over the same connection). Replaced my Ubiquiti with Microtik and I can't get IPv6 to work at all even with config that seems to me to be the equivalent to what I had on the Ubiquiti gear.