i guessing 300mps package is the only option if we all want public ip.

I see, that's good to know. I'm also using the free ddns that came with my router. Luckily it updates both A and AAAA records. But cannot choose nice subdomain like Asus can. To workaround that, I CNAME a subdomain of my own to the DDNS.

Does VPN server on router can work with IPv6?
This Unifi move going to break all my setup.

Need to get in touch with them personally. Not on web.
:thumbsup:

Took the first one (RM159) yesterday. They call me a couple of time before this, but didn't pick up the call. Same price as my current plan, 100mbps + ultimate Unifi TV. Hardly use Unifi TV anymore.

are you the writer?

How do I know whether I have been assigned a public IP or a private IP by Unifi?

Does having IPV6 support and address mean anything?

I am on 300 Mbps package.

compare your ip address in whatismyip.com with WAN ip address in your router. if it the same , then your have a public ip address, if not then private

If your vpn server support ipv6 then it should not be any problem for access from outside for personal usage.
Wireguard support ipv6. (But currently i think most router does not support wireguard)
Openvpn ipv6 should also work.(But i not sure about it,i never used openvpn before)
IPsec ipv6 should also work.
As for PPTP,seems like the vpn encryption is not so good anymore,so use it carefully.

Thanks for the explanation. I'm using OpenVPN on Asus with Merlin fw. Also using router's DDNS. I read earlier post, someone write here that Asus DDNS not support IPv6? Torrent also not going to work because less people in IPv6? IPv6 can't communicate with IPv4?

Without public IP, (Mainly for IPv4)
1. CCTV remote access without go through CCTV brand hosted server will not be accessible.
(I think some people will think access from CCTV company hosted platform not secured, but i think as long as using a well-known CCTV company then it is okay for most people,
and of course chinese or non well-known cctv or IP camera brand might be having some security issue, then for this it depends on the user.
2.Private game server hosted in home like Minecraft, Ark or something else will not be accessible. (But i know Minecraft support IPv6, and of course most people does not use IPv6) (Second way for MC- Ngrok to public access from internet)
3.Torrenting without IPv4 will having a lot of problem like lower download speed, and mostly upload speed will be limited.
4.VPN server hosted in home will not be accessible.
5.NAS hosted in home will need to go through NAS P2P cloud service for access which mean the speed will be limited.
6. Web server hosted in home will not be accessible from internet. (This can be solve by using Ngrok or Cloudflared tunnel)
7. PS online game will get lower NAT mode or level? (I dont have PS console) (will cause higher ping or causing more harder to find players to play together)
8. Small possibility for having same ip address with others on some services? (Might be false block/ban user if the same ip address ban)
9.Lower priority network to access internet?

Anything I didn't mention or said wrong, feel free to provide your opinion.

Edit Added: For TM IPv6,I think still need a lot of improvement made by TM before call it as fully usable ,or else there still got a lot of crap routing issue or getting lower speed from a lot of server.
For anyone who want to access LAN device without public ip can try a service called - Zerotier or Tailscale
And install it on every device that you want to access from outside.
And for device that unable to install zerotier or tailscale ,u can try setup a port redirect/forward on your PC or buy a raspberry-pi and setup port redirect/forward.
Or buy a Mikrotik router that is able to install zerotier on it and port forward to those internal device. (Normal users please dont consider this method, quite hard to learn.. haha, but it really the best router brand I own ever.)

unifi fiber "upgrade" to special 300M with Deco M4 plan cost only
RM159 ?
Anyone can confirm about this ...

i guessing 300mps package is the only option if we all want public ip.

Asus DDNS supports IPv6 - I only noticed from September 2021 though - you can check here http://iplookup.asus.com/nslookup.php

It's OpenVPN Server that doesn't support IPv6 https://openvpn.net/vpn-server-resources/li...-access-server/

Just added latency test to Netflix Malaysia OCA server on mywebping.com

http://mywebping.com/page4.html

Actual latency might be lower 25-40%
Can compare with my smokeping result.
(So far i think website ping can only view as reference only)

Yah, Mikrotik work like a charm. Had been using it for nearly 2 years. 
I am on that package.
Wont last too, From my sources, it will be moved to private ip too, within 12 months.

IPv6 is the way to go.