according to china end user review, Xiaomi AloT Router AX3600 by default has IPv6 Inbound Firewall Turn on and no user configurable at Router Webpages or Apps YET, maybe available in future firmware updates, something like TP-Link Deco Series. china end user there also mention Huawei but didn't mention Model. the next generation of WiFi Chipset firmware has alot of setting turn on by default and no user configurable at Router Webpages or Apps YET.

https://www.acwifi.net/9478.html

https://www.acwifi.net/9665.html

ipv6 will result in noticeably faster surfing speed but the problem i faced was every time router reboot or change wan ip the win7 pc need to manually perform disable and re-enable back the network adapter to refresh the ipv6 assigned ips maybe people with good knowledge of ipv6 or windows knows how to overcome it but i couldnt


This post has been edited by nonamer: Jul 16 2020, 01:39 PM

that is getting confuse,

China Version of AX3 is Dual-Core,

China Version of AX3 Pro is Quad-Core,

Malaysia Official Stock of AX3 is Quad-Core,

there is no Malaysia Official Stock of AX3 Pro yet,


the Graph of Malaysia Official Stock of AX3 Quad-Core list Ax3 Pro

300 AC1200

574 AX3 Pro

2.4 GHz

867 AC1200

2402 AX3 Pro

5 GHz

1167 AC1200

2976 AX3 Pro

Total

https://consumer.huawei.com/my/routers/ax3-quad-core/


Huawei Global has both AX3 Dual-Core and Quad-Core listed.

https://consumer.huawei.com/en/routers/ax3-quad-core/

https://consumer.huawei.com/en/routers/ax3-dual-core/

just bought one AX3 today , wanted to set up, but pop out this .
and limited internet access .
the existing tenda router works just perfectly.

does anyone have this problem?

Please give more details:
1) your ISP
2) router from Malaysia or China firmware

Don't even buy any "Wifi 6" routers now.
The standard hasn't even been established yet. lagipun a few months after the standard is officially established, Wifi 6e standard is right around the corner. You're wasting money for something that isn't even official yet

Means?

AX is what they're using to say Wifi 6 capable. marketing stunts.
But wifi 6 isn't an official thing *yet*. Later in 2020 it will properly be announced. Then you have to wait for routers to properly implement it.
But there's also the upcoming wifi 6e thats gonna be a standard soon in 2021.

Like you bought this new shit hitting the town, the mcflurry. Then next day you wanna see how other people feel about that mcflurry, so you waltz into the shop again; and you got fucking scammed cause mcd realize that the machine should be outputting more oreos and youre like wtf, mine didnt have this much oreos yesterday.
But you know what, you're so good with money that you have exactly enough money left for one more mcflurry, so you buy another mcflurry, "yum, delicious mcflurry with more oreos?!! woo! i gotta comeback here next month when i get paid again"
Then you come back in like a week to tell your friends they gotta try the mcflurry, surprise surprise, mcd officially states the cup was too small, it should have at least been 2x as large all for the same price, your friends get to enjoy that 2x more mcflurry with more oreos. What did you get? You spent twice as much as them, for the same volume, and less oreos. You got scammed.

https://wi-fi.org/discover-wi-fi/wi-fi-certified-6

Malaysia model ,
i have solved the problem by using phone to connect , in 3 mins
instead of using pc to setup.

Is there a setting for auto reboot every few days?

IEEE 802.11ax, marketed as Wi-Fi 6 by Wi-Fi Alliance,[1][2] is a draft Wi-Fi specification standard, and the proposed successor to Wi-Fi 5.[3] The 802.11ax standard is expected to become an official IEEE specification in September 2020.[4]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_802.11ax

How to change dns?cant find the setting

Go to the web interface -> Connect to Internet -> Tick the static DNS

Is it necessary to enable Static DNS? I didn't and the internet speed seems OK & stable.

It's not necessary. However, compared to the default (provided by ISP), they're usually a bit faster and more reliable. Also you can get around basic site blocking (which checks domain name).

Noted, TQ.

I will try the static DNS.

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This post has been edited by Crystal2: Jul 26 2020, 11:09 AM

Ok thanks..how about dns setting for ipv6..

No idea. I’m not using ipv6