lol.... just disable ipv6 permanently on ur router, previous comments had explained clearly, seems like u r not a geek in this field, i'll dummy proof it here. u can do it by urself, just login to your router, type 192.168.1.254 on any web browser, input username: administrator, password: "router's serial number". click "Network" on the left and u'll see something like in the screenshot below of my 1st picture. press the first "edit" which is the same line as "ipv4" in my picture, u might see something like the screenshot of my second picture. Then untick the "Enable ipv6". press save and u r done.

no disadvantages, and no advantages either, for now


btw... @Maxis , don't bother on fixing it or telling your customers u r "fixing" it, this problem persists since 2 years ago when i upgrade from 10mbps to 20mbps. if there are users uses maxis fiber longer than me, then this problem might exists longer than 2 years.... already 2 years and counting and this problem still not fixed yet, one hell of a job to your in-house technicians, i don't know if they are incompetent or what, its a problem that only u guys know.

This post has been edited by kschou95: Nov 17 2018, 08:06 PM


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