I just heard that TMnet launched IPv6 on September 27th, so I did some experiments tonight and confirm that it is live!

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What I've seen so far from packet dumps:
- PPP IPCP6 negotiates link-local addresses
- SLAAC Router Advertisement gives you a dynamically-assigned /64
- DHCPv6 assigns DNS servers

In addition, asellus reports that DHCPv6-PD is supported. The prefix delegated is dynamic.

DNS servers from DHCPv6:
- 2001:e68::b:68
- 2001:e68:2005:29:202:188:0:133 (does this look familiar? )

Attached is a pcap of the IPv6 assignment process.

PDF doc from TMnet about enabling IPv6: http://www.tm.com.my/OnlineHelp/CustomerSu...able%20IPv6.pdf

Known working configurations:
- D-Link DSL-2730U
- D-Link DIR-615
- TP-Link WDR4300
- Mikrotik
- Windows 7 PPPoE

Welcome to IPv6 land (PS: your sig is too tall, can you shorten it?)

Welcome to IPv6 land (PS: your sig is too tall, can you shorten it?)

yes I successfully running ipv6
but what the benefit ?
although I study network course in my college LOL

In a not so technical way of explaining, most of the time they will perform about the same. The difference won't make miracles happen (e.g. from lag to no lag).

Do you mind sharing your WAN and IPv6 settings? My IPv6 is fine but I can't seem to get 10/10 from the IPv6 test as the site is reporting that I may have MTU problems.

They just ran out of addresses. Just like number plates.

WYZ 1234 = v4
W 1234 A = v6

Route still the same or assigned by isp peering.
It means that even if u hav ipv6 'number plate'. If your isp assigns a 'kampung road' to your address, it wont be any faster. If u get a fast route, faster. Simillar route, same speed.

Old number plate or new number plate, both on the same existing roads.
Ipv4 or ipv6. Same theory.
At the end of the day, just a number plate to identify yourself.lol.

If there's any speed difference, it will be due to specific peering to that ip subnet by isp, which happens to be a faster or slower route.

Correct me if im wrong.
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For ipv6 on Openwrt i only got it to work on latest beta 'barrier breaker'. It has native ipv6 support
Settings have to be done via ssh as the build is too big to install luci. Follow their wiki, pretty straightforward.
http://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/uci/network6#b...eaker.and.later

You mean use their Modem Router that provided by TM?
If yes, even Windows PPPoE can't get IPv6 properly...

my router got 6to4 Tunnel, that works well..
192.88.99.1?