Hi guys,

I was tinkering around with my router to use Google ipv6 DNS but I did not make a copy of the previous settings.

Is this setting right if I want to use Google ipv6 DNS?

Router is TP-Link Archer C1200.





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Got it! Thanks so much!

EDIT:
Doesn't seem to be working. I'm not getting the IPv6 tag when I post here in the forums and ipv6test.google.com is saying I don't have IPv6. My router does say it is connected to IPv6 though.

Where did I do wrong?

This post has been edited by lokgotz: Jan 29 2019, 11:26 PM

Rebooted. Tried DHCPv6 on the Assigned LAN type. Same thing.



This post has been edited by lokgotz: Jan 30 2019, 12:33 AM

I'm using Unifi 500mbps. Sorry should've mentioned that earlier.

Will try again when I get home.

Yeah I know. But the fact that I had it and now it's gone kills me. Lol.

EDIT: Oh hey, I'm on IPv6 now. Yay!

This post has been edited by lokgotz: Jan 31 2019, 12:31 AM

Hi,

House type: 3 storey terrace
Size of house: About 4000 sqft
Features required: Stable connection
Number of devices connected to WiFi: About 10 at any one time
Internet Speed: 800mbps Unifi
Budget: About RM500

Currently using Unifi's TP Link AC1200 and it's at the master bedroom on the second floor.

I don't really have a problem right now but the router is old (nearly 10 years I think and 24/7 non stop) and recently, rebooting the router always takes it into a reboot loop and instead of the usual 3-5 minutes, sometimes it will take an hour just to reboot.

It just reboots, everything ok for like 20 seconds, then it reboots again. But when it stops doing that, I can go on for months without rebooting.

So just in case it does reboot again and decides to never come back, I'd like to change to a new router.

Just a little background - I was ok with the older D-link white+orange router. Then Unifi changed to this, which I am ok as well despite my house being 3 storeys. Maybe the placement of my router is ideal, ie middle of the house and on the middle floor. I just need to be able to watch youtube/tiktok at all rooms and I'm happy. I don't really need mesh now but it's a good feature to have when my children decides to do things that are more demanding.

Any recommendations?

This post has been edited by lokgotz: Sep 7 2025, 11:35 AM

After reading a few pages from this thread, it looks like the consensus is that the ASUS RT-AX86U Pro is a good router. And since my original Unifi TP Link AC1200 looks like it's dying soon (Frequently reboots itself, sudden speed drops), I placed an order for the ASUS.

I just hope that it solves my problems and hopefully this is a good enough deal. Please ignore the mousepad. Lol