My recently acquired TP-Link TL-WR1043ND hardware version V3 seems to have a problem with IPv6 support activation.

I have flashed the firmware to the latest version 15th Feb 2016 but the result is still the same.

The IPv6 connection cannot be activated and the status is forever "connecting...", never "connected".

Does anyone with the same hardware version V3 encounter the same problem with IPv6 activation for Unifi?

Does your ISP support IPV6 DNS? Have you tried to configure a manual iPV6 DNS?

My ISP is TM Unifi.

Before this TP-Link TL-WR1043ND wireless gigabit router, I was using an ASUS RT-N12D1 with IPv6 support fully functional.

The problem can't be with Unifi.

have you check this??

https://www.tm.com.my/OnlineHelp/CustomerSu...able%20IPv6.pdf

Maybe some settings not done??

I am using this model also, but mine is V2 i think, very old..4-5 years at least.

Don't think mine can do ipv6...so never bothered....

Thanks for the TM Unifi IPv6 installation guide, but that is for the D-Link DIR-615.

Yah, but it will probably a good reference for the settings. Shouldn't be that much difference, just need to find the similar fields.

Good luck!

My tplink archer no problemo

Latest hardware version V2?

Good for you.

Mind to share your successful IPv6 settings?

Maybe I can use them with my TL-WR1043ND.

The Archer C7 is same hardware as mine but has added wireless AC.

Unfortunately I am not at home now..

Never mind.

I can wait until you reach home.

Take your time.

TP archer C7, can get RM360 in Lazada...ayam so tempted to buy....waiting for Wednesday for Maybank discount....see if can get lower than RM360...

I also have this model...i use the default settings all ok..any issues?

I am also using the default settings, but mine doesn't work.

Can you please share your IPv6 settings?

Wait...i'm out. I try to teamview my computer


Ok i just checked it, mine after Dynamic DNS no setting for IPv6. Straight away bottom is system tools

This post has been edited by azbro: May 23 2016, 12:28 PM

at the ipv6 wan connection type, try slaac or ppoev6 (pppoe session share with pppoev4)

also, for fun, use google ipv6 or opendns ipv6 dns servers

This post has been edited by edwardstevens: May 23 2016, 12:25 PM

I have tried this combination.

It doesn't work for me.

Are you using TP-Link routers and does it work for you?

i'm using archer c7 and ipv6 is just fine

Then your TL-WR1043ND hardware version is V1 or V2 with no IPv6 support.

TP-LInk only enable IPv6 support in V3.

What are your current successful IPv6 settings?

slaac

also, try see this : http://voyager8.blogspot.my/2015/11/settin...tl-wdr3600.html

SLAAC doesn't work for me.

Neither is the settings on the website, which I have read before.

apa beza pakai IPv6..

Yes, i checked mine is V2

To be ready when the internut all migrate to IPV6???

Is this router good?

i used from STREAMYX days to now TIME FIBRE also can.

4-5 years at least. No problems. You say good or not???

I thought this is a new model

http://www.tp-link.com/en/products/details...L-WR1043ND.html

Existed so many years already?

New REVISION.

Mine is V2 like Azbro. Really many years liao. Btw, my model does not look like the current model. It looks like this:



Current version:



This post has been edited by Matrix: May 23 2016, 03:30 PM

Kopi, still using the old TM-supplied Dlink DIR-615?

mine 1043nd v2 also dont wont, i suspeck tm didnt even support ipv6 yet.
dont care anyway since ipv4 still working

This post has been edited by zerorating: May 23 2016, 03:41 PM

harlo ah ray

You finally figured it out.

The current V3 version's box looks like this.

450Mbps. Not 300Mbps.

Xde faedah guna ipv6 pun

True, IPv6 is still not mandatory for everyone, since IPv4 is still running.

I am just miffed that my new router got IPv6 issues when it is not supposed to.

oh, maybe that is still V2 version, but with a new casing. LOL.

oh, maybe that is still V2 version, but with a new casing. LOL.

+1

so what does IPv6 do?

Correct!

It will support an astronomical number of Internet addresses (3.2 x 10^38).

IPv4 will run out when it reaches 4+ billion.

There are already 7 billion people on this Earth.

I just test my office ipv4 vs ipv6. I found out ipv4 faster.

Really ah?

I didn't know.

I was using an ASUS RT-N12D1 router with IPv6 fully running on it with Unifi.

No problems.

Didn't feel the IPv6 "slowness".

It not slow. But ipv4 faster.
U can try yrself. Just something like <1MBps.

This post has been edited by khusyairi: May 23 2016, 04:15 PM

I can't try because IPv6 is not functioning on my new router.

Hmm..mine V2 but casing is like current model (dark blue)
Opposite ...sigh

Nevermind la. ipv4 also ok.
Even if total world population is 7bil. Only 40% world population get internet access & only less 5% people online at a time. Still a lot ip address available.
So u only need to worry about 1pv6 maybe 10 years from now. Maybe that time u already own new router.

is there any websites which is only accessible using ipv6? I dun think so right? Yeah, frankly, i dun see the benefit either...

denimblue, why do you want ipv6 ar? I am curious, maybe there's something i am missing here.

Because I used to have IPv6 running perfectly on my previous ASUS RT-N12D1 router.

It is old and not a gigabit router like the new TL-WR1043ND. Wifi also weaker.