sorry my bad.

You should have let the router obtain a prefix from the exchange, not by auto generating it.

kupang I think you're very confused. IPv6 is nothing like IPv4 when it comes to LAN addressing so it's time to relearn this

1) You do not need to specify "private LAN IPs", because it's auto-generated by the operating system.
2) All your PCs on the LAN will get a public IP.
3) You do not necessarily need DHCPv6 to assign addresses, provided that the router announces its public IPv6 prefix using SLAAC.

OK based on your advise.. I've tweaked the router settings


LAN global address is randomly generated






but now the ping 6 is giving the general failure message






This post has been edited by kupang: Sep 4 2014, 07:01 PM

How the result when the request address is ticked?

the result still the same with both ticked or with either one ticked

I notice that DHCP is not being enable

Do you assign your IP manually? as I dont see any DHCP Server inside your ipconfig result

I've assigned IPv4 manually...
Does DHCP (v4) being turned off affect DHCPv6 address assignment ..?

This post has been edited by kupang: Sep 5 2014, 09:17 AM

Just ensure at LAN Properties, Internet Protocol V6 is obtain an IPv6 automatically

Yes, IPv6 is already set to obtain IP automatically...

configured and tested ipv6 on unifi

I haven't used that router before so I can't advise what settings you should put. I have a feeling that it's easier to reset it to factory defaults and see if it works out of the box.

Will try to set it up again using the setup CD...

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well it seems the router is set to enable dual stack protocol by default with SLAAC and RA enabled
but not DHCPv6.
With this condition, the PC still cannot access the web using IPv6

This post has been edited by kupang: Sep 5 2014, 06:41 PM

I'm beginning to suspect that the DHCPv6 feature for this Dlink's modem/router is the culprit as I can browse happily with IPv6 in bridge mode ..

If you have SLAAC on the LAN side, you don't need DHCPv6.

Hey guys suddenly my free OpenDNS doesn't work cannot access to kickasstorrents because got blocked by Malaysian government. For the past 3 years been using it no prob but yesterday I was stumped to get this problem..

What has this got to do with IPv6?

Seriously you have been blocked using uniFi?

this is my current setup ..









IPv6 properties for PC is set to automatic

IPv6 is not running on your system.

You do not have the "ipv6" connection indicator in your above post, unlike mine.

Here is my IPCONFIG and PING to google.com

See the difference?