Ok, so far
Might need to setup google dns by default

Can get full speed when roaming?

Never tried data roaming before, curious about it
Can get >100mbps speed in SG?

Oh ok, still got some restriction there

What about this setup?
Huawei b310 --> Huawei WS880

Can I setup ipv6 on ws880?
I already flashed custom firmware (asuswrt) on it and there's an ipv6 option but I'm not sure how to configure it.
Ipv6 noob btw, never setup before and intend to use it to access my ipcamera feeds at home

This post has been edited by alucard89: May 28 2017, 08:25 AM

Basically I use the b310 as WAN
For dialing, you mean if I use 4g modem connected to ws880 and dial digi?

So what's the ideal case to be able to use ipv6 with my ws880?

Bridge mode as in not NATed like one of those hilink modems?
The ones that need dialer software (non-hilink modem)

What is your setup for ipv6 with digi 4g?

This post has been edited by alucard89: May 28 2017, 07:09 PM

I have the E3372 dongle that you mentioned (non hilink version)
So how should I proceed with it? My WS880 would automatically connect to digi once usb modem attached
Should I go with tunnelbroker? Tried creating one before (when B310 was connected to the WS880) and got error something about ip inaccessible

Since all my devices connected at home still using ipv4, how do I prepare for ipv6?
Especially for my network camera/raspberry pi with static ipv4 address, do I need to like setup static ipv6 address if there's such?

Nevermind about the huawei ws880 router (it's running asuswrt btw)

What about the basics of setting up ipv6 with existing devices already connected to router (with static ipv4 address)?
Coz i have zero clues how to properly set it up
Only tutorial I've seen is setup with 6to4/tunnelbroker

I mean you must've​ configured it using any custom router firmware like ddwrt/openwrt/asudwrt

Ok, that's too much information to process
Not exactly a straightforward tutorial
How did you configure ipv6 directly on your phone?

Got it working on my phone
If I got ipv6 working on router
How exactly do i access ipcamera/other service remotely?

With ipv4, i would usually assign dns name & portforward to that device. So it goes like this

myipcamera.duckdns.org:8010

Could you give an example with ipv6? Since you don't need to portforward with ipv6

This post has been edited by alucard89: May 29 2017, 10:47 AM

On the router

So each IPv6 address for each device is unique?
With ipv4, usually you'll just need to open port that is used by that device for example port 8050
Then use dns for that router and add port 8050 at the end

So it's different with ipv6 where you need to have specific dns for each ipv6 address?
Or just directly input the actual ipv6 address to remote access it (for example 2001:0db8:85xx:0000:0000:8a2e:03xx:7xx)?
No need to add port number etc

This post has been edited by alucard89: May 29 2017, 12:50 PM

Ok, just add those port number at the end of the of the ipv6
With Ipv6, you can access it without portforwarding right?
Or need to add some extra firewall rule in the router to be able to remotely access them?

Can any device have both ipv4 and ipv6 assigned?

Can a pc/phone with ipv4 address connect to ipv6 address remotely?

Can you set static ipv6 on connected device like ipcamera?
Will it stay static or changes over time which pretty much makes dns necessary?

Wow, i thought they're gonna cap to 128kbps
This is even better than I thought

Free shipping?

The price is around rm400 at taobao, so I guess that's pretty much the price range for this model.