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Didn't modify anything this time, apparently TM seems to implement traffic shaping on youtube ipv6 CDN.

Exactly at 1AM just now, I can confirm IPV6 youtube can stream at 400kb/s. Will report back here on when the throttling will start tomorrow.

Update 1 : Now is 9.43AM, IPV6 Youtube full speed ahead at 400kb/s.....
Update 2 : 10.30AM, turbo at 400kb/s
Update 3 : DARN, 11.00AM, IPV6 Youtube back to louse 50kb/s!!!!
Note : at 10.59AM, still turbo, exactly 11AM slow down back to pointless 50kb/s!!!

Conclusion, TM is throttling IPV6 Youtube connection from 1AM to 11 AM.

As for those who claim my MTU is too high or low, it isn't.

My adsl router ip6tables log:
Chain FORWARD (policy ACCEPT 16 packets, 1382 bytes)
pkts bytes target     prot opt in     out     source               destination
    0     0 TCPMSS     tcp      any    any     anywhere             anywhere           tcp flags:SYN,RST/SYN TCPMSS clamp to PMTU

MTU is never an issue in first place. This is pure automated throttling.
IPV4 Youtube isn't affected. Back to using pure IPV4, screw this useless throttling.

I need some help guys, what did I wrongly set? I can see the "IPv6" tag on my post so I guess it's working. But then I can't run the speed test on ipv6-test.com, I am guessing it's because of the hostname issue?

does tm offer static ipv6 ?

I think the latest default firmware of that router does not support IPv6. You need third-party firmware like OpenWRT to make it support TM's IPv6 dual-stack service.

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Barrier Breaker is the easiest although Attitude Adjustment is possible too. Beta Barrier breaker builds does not have a webgui though, therefore you have to be comfortable at using command-line.

asellus, so you suggest ipv6 user to use OpenWRT?

any idea on dd-wrt working on TP-LINK TL-WR1043ND?

I searched high and low and just managed to find this method (flashing V3 firmware on a V2)
http://www.dd-wrt.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php...tlwr1043nd+ipv6

OpenWRT is better for IPv6. dd-wrt is doable, but far more difficult.

Could you provide me some tutorial links to flash and configure OpenWRT to my TP-LINK TL-WR1043ND V2 to support IPV6?

I found this, but dunno if it will works with the latest OpenWRT, as one of step requires me to press the QSS button but V2 doesn't have that o_O update : okay, that's for "fail-safe"
http://klseet.com/index.php/202-openwrt/op...tory-to-openwrt

oh yes, can you also provide me with the latest OpenWRT? TQ.

The method listed at http://wiki.openwrt.org/toh/tp-link/tl-wr1043nd shpuld work, I used "Method 1: via OEM firmware" to do it.

You should really read everything carefully there though.

I am concerned about the default qos engine/settings. Is the ping good when the traffic has p2p/downloading/upload things. Cause the stock firmware doesn't work well with default settings.

Highly likely it doesn't. Then again, I have not experiment with OpenWRT QoS that much.

Need assistance on setting new "port 6" thing

I am concerned about the default qos engine/settings. Is the ping good when the traffic has p2p/downloading/upload things. Cause the stock firmware doesn't work well with default settings.

guys,

how to enable ipv6 for wr1043nd running 15.05 chaos calmer ?
tried my steps but didnt work.

For internet only:

For internet + IPTV, add one more Vlan 600 line:

You need to either install the latest SQM QoS or the standard QoS-app-luci.
SQM gives stable & good latency. But aggressive protocols like torrent can still take up bandwidth.
Traditional QOS not so good on latency. But it can really hammer aggressive protocols down and give maximum bandwidth to others.

SQM - "guarantee" latency. Better gaming?
QOS - "guarantee" bandwidth. Better youtube/streaming?

Can only install and use one at a time. Switch between both to find what you need best. No shortcuts.