There are some users with absolutely no problems at all with IPv6.

I am one of them.

But there are others who complain of buffering in video streaming and a host of accessibility problems with certain websites.

Of course there are those whose routers do not support IPv6.

Which category are you in right now?

You should add one more option "My ISP doesnt give us IPV6

It is better if you can let us know which ISPs do not support IPv6.

Then those forumers using those ISPs will know that they need not participate in this poll.

Maxis Fiber Internet

So, Maxis Fibre Internet users, please note that you need not participate in this poll because your ISP does not support IPv6.

If that is not what you experience, please do let us know the details.

I wonder does TM really had different peer routing for IPv4 and IPv6

ipv6 on unifi slow connection

You are not using IPv6.

There is no IPv6 tag at the right-hand corner of your posting.

No problem most of the time even when streaming YouTube at 1080p.

For Facebook, occasionally there are slowdown but I suspect it is problem with Facebook servers itself, as I can access it without issues on mobile app, but not on the web.

So I can say, no issues for me using IPv6 on IPv6-enabled sites.

Sorry for noob question. But how do you disable IPV6 in Innacom W310N ?

My youtube is terrible

Sorry, but I am currently using the Huawei WS880 with Xwrt-Vortex firmware.

Can anybody help out here?

test

Yes, your IPv6 is enabled.

not using
router support ipv6, but don't have the firmware for it
using tp link wdr4300 (EOL product)

test

Sorry, you do not have IPv6 enabled.

Other than testing here, how do I know if my setup supports iy or not?
Ps. 1
Posting from mobile here
Ps. 2
Sorry, I'm noob when it comes to networking and stuffs

No. You dont have IPV6 access.

So how to know? I'm wondering about my setup (on unifi) at home, not on my mobile.

There will be a IPV6 at the right corner of your post if you have IPV6 access. Probably your router isnt able to support IPV6 or IPV6 is disabled in your router.

This post has been edited by mztang52: Aug 15 2016, 11:15 AM

http://test-ipv6.com/

test

Your internet connection doesnt support IPV6.

But.. any reason to use IPV6..?

so far so good

Congratulations!

That's good to hear.

You are already using IPv6.

Do you face any problems with it?

testing IPV6

using D-Link DIR-615 on Unifi

no problem whatsoever on any website, video streaming, downloading or any online games

This post has been edited by sickworms: Aug 31 2016, 06:55 PM

Yup. You are using IPv6.

Have you voted?

ipv6 smooothhhhh

Test

Yes, you are on IPv6.

very slow youtube on 30mbps (need to buffer on 720p). cant seem to off it via router? can i just close it via network connections?

edit: just off ipv6 it via network connections and i can stream 1080p on youtube smoothly again

This post has been edited by lilsparda: Sep 1 2016, 09:58 PM

You are on Unifi.

What brand/model of router are you using that is causing youtube video streaming problems?

yes. stock modem router from unifi.

DLINK WBR2300

Thanks!

Will note that down.

test

Congratulations. You are on IPv6.

Do you face any problems using it?

Not using IPV6 because geo-restricted content service provider does not support IPV6.

how to know i'm on IPV6?

Don't ask stupid question.



This post has been edited by JohnLai: Oct 14 2016, 09:04 PM

LOL, tak perasan.

what a stupid i am, hahahahahahahahaha

1st time logged in LYN after so many years

with ipv6 try download/streaming utube are buffing
without ipv6 download/streaming utbe will not buffing

-.-

If you really wanna test some more, you can visit http://ipv6-test.com/

After few months of disabling IPV6....I finally re-enable back ipv6...to my dismay...that damned youtube 50kb/s still exists.....

This post has been edited by JohnLai: Oct 14 2016, 09:33 PM

You should know how to fix this. Weren't you worked in TM b4?

-.- Dude...I was working as promoter aka salesman.

EDIT: To be exact, sign up customer, collect modem from TM, go to customer premise, setting up router, account creation and configuration.

This post has been edited by JohnLai: Oct 14 2016, 09:50 PM

Oh... Ok. Nvm. Sorry.

You are on IPv6.

Look at the IPv6 tag at the top right corner of your posting here.

My PC is getting along just fine with IPv6 but unfortunately all my Androids have some delay when loading a website. So frustrating to have to disable IPv6 just because Google cannot implement it correctly on Android.

This post has been edited by mawardi: Oct 14 2016, 11:23 PM

All my 3 android devices work well with IPv6.

I think you probably need to check your IPV6 configuration at router first, IPV6 is totally working fine on my Andriod 5 & 6 devices.

Hmm? How old is your android OS anyway?
There is a weird bug about IPv6 RA processing in dhcpcd that causes wifi wakelock. (Basically, it wakes wifi chip and operate at full power for few seconds. Now this "few seconds" practically repeats around every 3-5seconds.)


The more one knows.........

EDIT:
https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=79576
#11 Jame...@landiego.com
Just an update, I set my DHCPv6 server to also allow stateless configuration which fixed the issue. Pure DHCPv6 causes the lag

I propose you to read all of those comments.....

This post has been edited by JohnLai: Oct 14 2016, 11:39 PM

https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=79576

There are so many users that got the same problem since lollipop until now. Already set the router. The problem persists.

This post has been edited by mawardi: Oct 15 2016, 12:12 AM

I think is all regarding the IPv6 setting on your router. Mine Galaxy S6(6.0.1), Nexus 4(6.0.1), Mi Pad(4.4.4) and my sisters Galaxy A5, Galaxy Tab S, Galaxy Note Edge and Redmi note, all work fine with IPv6.

This is my router setting for IPv6

Will try to look further into my router's settings.

Sigh....exactly 1:00AM....youtube turbo full 400kb/s......
That damned IPV6 youtube CDN......

50kb/s youtube buffering non-stop..........1:00AM ---> 400kb/s

EDIT: The problematic CDN
kul01s05 : router: "pr02.kul01" next_hop_address: "127.0.0.1" (2001:e68:4000::/36)



This post has been edited by JohnLai: Oct 15 2016, 01:08 AM

test

Parking

Donno got difference in performance between ipv4/ipv6

You are on IPv6.

IPv4 and IPv6 performance are pretty much equal

Except IPv6 performance on Malaysia youtube streaming.

What can I say....right after 11AM.....50kb/s



For the 10 5 or 8 seconds before clock strikes 11:00AM...I got 400KB/S.....then 50KB/s......


EDIT2:
That it ....everyone with 50KB/s IPV6 youtube throttling should send feedback together with CDN info.

First, visit https://redirector.googlevideo.com/report_mapping to find out your assigned CDN.

Then visit youtube website, scroll down to bottom and click 'Send Feedback'


Make a feedback on Malaysia youtube CDN server with explicit mention of IPv6 slowdown to 50KB/s during 11AM to 1AM.
EDIT3: Make sure write that you are TM Streamyx subscribers.

The more people complain about this to youtube.......the better.
Do realize this 'throttling' session has been happening since 2013.


This post has been edited by JohnLai: Oct 15 2016, 12:48 PM

For my case is opposite, if with ipv4 certain video cant play properly, keep buffering, but with ipv6 all videos can play without buffering 24/7.

IPv6 disable, buffering
.

IPv6 enable, playing smoothly


This post has been edited by calvinlaw510: Oct 15 2016, 11:50 AM

Hahahaah!!!

We have more users who have absolutely no problems with using IPv6.

Look at my poll results.

When I was on Streamyx, I do have a lot of problem with IpV6. When I contacted the customer support, they asked me to try to disable IpV6. And true enough all problems goes away...


I moved to Unifi, at first IpV6 isn't much of a problem... but as time goes, it starts to slowing down, not sure what happen I went on to disabled the IpV6 and everything works wonders again.

I start to wonder if the issues is router related.

Unifi users seem to have 'better' CDN allocated to them.
So, based on https://redirector.googlevideo.com/report_mapping , what are CDNs allocated to both of you?

My results are:-

2001:e68:5428:4652:eda3:9781:99bf:a3c1 => kul01s05 : router: "pr02.kul06" next_hop_address: "2001:4860:1:1:0:12b4:0:d" (2001:e68:5400::/42)


My Youtube streams smoother than butter.

Here's mine

2001:e68:5439:6b40:c424:8a1:5e53:1f1 => kul01s05 : router: "pr02.kul06" next_hop_address: "2001:4860:1:1:0:12b4:0:21" (2001:e68:5400::/42)

1 more thing i notice with IPv6, IPv6 play youtube video instantly once click the video link, but with IPv4, it will load around 1-2 second then only play the video.

kul01s05 : router: "pr02.kul01" next_hop_address: "127.0.0.1" (2001:e68:4000::/36)

raynman calvinlaw510
See...both of you unifi users got kul06, streamyx users only get kul01.

Not to mention prefix 42......streamyx youtube CDN only has 36 prefix.

Weird part is why streamyx youtube cdn got extra hop to loopback 127.0.0.1

So, can we conclude that Unifi users have absolutely no problems with IPv6?

Yes. Unifi --> No problem with IPv6 when streaming youtube.

Unfortunately for streamyx users....... ........

I think it is router's problem. I am a UniFi, Streamyx, Maxis Fiber & TIME Fiber user. UniFi and Streamyx has problem with their IPV6 but after changing the router, my UniFi and Streamyx has no problem with IPV6. Time Fiber has no problem with their IPV6 but sadly, Maxis Fiber doesnt support IPV6 yet. If you want to use IPV6 on Maxis Fiber, you have to use tunnel broker.

This post has been edited by mztang52: Oct 15 2016, 06:36 PM

I doubt it is router/modem issue. It is time specific throttling.
I got Dlink, TPlink, Asus and Aztech (2012 - 2015)

With Dlink free dynamic DNS bundle (CCTV usage) , I setup hurricane electric ipv6 tunnel and voila.......turbo 400KB/s from some America based youtube CDN.
Although I prefer not to use tunnel broker stuff due to some privacy concern. Not to mention it added some latency.....

I believe you.

You have done your research well.

Ya. Tunnel Broker does add some latency, that's why I don't really like it. You can use the dlinkddns.com account on other router. I created a dlinkddns account for my DVR with P1. Not willing to pay dyndns. Haha

But why TM provides lousy router which may affect the user experience when using IPV6?

Bundled free dlinkddns is linked to DLINK MAC addresses now, can't use it on other router.......technically I can.....telnet/ssh into the router and use 'macchanger -m XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX interface' , it works.....and editing/adding the profile of available dynamic dns list......

The older version of TM lousy router doesn't clamp TCPMSS to PMTU.

Quoting wikipedia:
IPv6 routers do not support fragmentation or the Don't Fragment option. For IPv6, Path MTU Discovery works by initially assuming the path MTU is the same as the MTU on the link layer interface where the traffic originates. Then, similar to IPv4, any device along the path whose MTU is smaller than the packet will drop the packet and send back an ICMPv6 Packet Too Big (Type 2) message containing its MTU, allowing the source host to reduce its Path MTU appropriately. The process is repeated until the MTU is small enough to traverse the entire path without fragmentation.

i am using dlinkddns on my Tp-link router. Work fine. I create the account when i got the Dir-850L from TM few months ago.

This post has been edited by calvinlaw510: Oct 16 2016, 03:17 AM

I'll just wait until my DNS proxy service supports IPV6.

This post has been edited by faizyunus: Oct 17 2016, 09:37 PM

U are on IPV6!. TQ for participating the test.

This post has been edited by mztang52: Oct 17 2016, 09:37 PM

Haha. I'm in Austria right now. Using their Eduroam network. ISP: ACONET ACOnet Backbone

Good to hear that. Well, Australia's internet is quite expensive though.

Austria in Europe not Australia.

Opps. didn't see that clearly. Sorry. Austria is like Ok only but it is better than Malaysia's network.

test

Sadly, you are on IPV4.

Sadly, even in youtube forum....Only two people actually posted 50KB/s on IPv6 slowdown when using streamyx.

https://productforums.google.com/forum/#...ube/LGixQk70Da8 Year 2014
https://productforums.google.com/forum/#...ube/e9qiAkuZJds Year 2015

Modem router problem.

Nope. Something is wrong with those CDNs assigned to Streamyx users.

Oh... I see

cant use ipv6. don't know what wrong with streamyx

At this stage, not being able to use IPv6 is not entirely a show-stopper.

Just be glad that things are working well in IPv4.

After so long, there are still many users who have problems with IPv6.

However, they are also many of us who have absolutely no problems.

This is indeed a strange problem with no foreseeable solution in sight.

What are the advantages of using IPv6 as compare to IPv4?
If IPv4 is running good, why kacau it?