Then if you tell routerOS to advertise DNS servers via RA OS X should picked it up automatically. Windows just ignore those advertisement.

Thanks once again, change the settings at ND. Now MAC able to pull DNS automatically.

Can give a brief on which MAC onwards this will work? Ubuntu linux will works?

For Windows, no solution? To use IPv6 with routerOS, i need to manually input v6 DNS?

OSX Lion and above, all Linux distros should be OK too. Windows doesn;t therefore Ipv4 stack has to be enabled at all times there, or need to install rdnssd-win32.

Thanks @asellus for the explanation. OK, will try with Linux once perform the installation.

For windows, is that limited to RouterOS and Windows or other router will be perform good? Even latest Windows 8.1 will not be resolving this issue?

If Mikrotik actually comes around and actually implement a fully working DHCPv6, then there should be no problem. We will not probably see this until version 7 though.

If you use a router with fully-working DHCPv6 like OpenWRT Barrier Breaker, then IPv6 DNS will be configured automatically in Windows.

The first record of our implementation was in December 2010: https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1420285?author=wKkaY

testing to see is there ipv6 on my post.

EDITED: nope

This post has been edited by joeboto: Oct 26 2013, 10:40 AM

Disable IPv4 and try again.
Some browser will preferred IPv4 rather than IPv6.
I don't know how the dual stack logic works, but I know they prefer IPv4 because it doesn't need to wait for IPv6 packets to reach to the device, thus decrease timeout period.
Just like the iOS.

<TIPS>
How to load IPv6 address in browser?

For example:
this is Google's IPv6 address
2404:6800:4001:c01::65
http://[2404:6800:4001:c01::65]

You just need to add the square brackets [] at the address in address bar.
For example:


[Latest announcement]
Looks like TM had posted IPv6 faq at their FAQ homepage.
https://www.tm.com.my/OnlineHelp/CustomerSu...Pages/FAQs.aspx

This post has been edited by darrenliew96: Oct 26 2013, 07:52 PM

Anyone here knows if TM uses any other IPv6 transit providers other than Hurricane Electric?

Checked out a looking glass and saw that they also use NTT, C&W, Sprint.

And for what it's worth, lowyat.net's hosting provider isn't peered with TMNet at MyIX. Not sure when it will be complete

2401:3400:2000:1::17 isn't in Singapore right, because tracert sure looks like it.

It's in AIMS @ Jalan Raja Chulan.

The then IPv6 routing isn't really efficient then, just like for Facebook and Yahoo. That's why streaming videos from Facebook isn't really smooth here.

Very few IPv6 websites in US can be connected via non-HE transit, sees only C&W, Cogent and Atrato (EU).

did TM upgrade dlink dir-615 firmware remotely recently? just now i realized that i couldnt browse and i tried to login to my router using the operator username but couldnt login anymore.

luckily i can still login using my admin username. i checked and found my firmware is now 7.17 instead of the original 7.09 and operator username and password and cannot be used anymore.

You port forward your router telnet or Webadmin?
If no, then is most likely auto update.

No port forward

Does anyone have the router screenshot for D-Link DSL2730E that is working for IPv6? I tried any IPv6 settings in it but still no internet, only IPv4 that is working. Just want to check which part I've been left unattended. Thanks.

I have split off the Youtube discussion to https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3010305

Please center this discussion around TMnet and IPv6.

Just to clarify... IPS1 peered with IPv4 and not with IPv6?

Ja!