I just asked my father who owned the Unifi acc.

Turns out he forgot to pay the Unifi bill. lol
He'll pay tmr.

In the meantime, I'll use mobile network

2 months.

yes. im quite surprise how fast they reactivate now. only few minutes after payment.

Yes, no ipv6 internet access on all my devices.

I mean the ipv6 address. Still the same address on your phone? What is it now? And what is the ipv6 address on the router?

Did you try disabling prefix delegation?

Prefix delegation disabled


Prefix delegation enabled

Prefix delegation: Enabled is the correct setting.

See the IPv6 LAN address? The first 4 groups of numbers ending in 8AD4 is the IPv6 prefix. Your phones and PCs should also have the same prefix. They get it from the router. Your previous screenshots showed that they had a different prefix which is why you don't IPv6 connectivity.

What is the IPv6 address on your phone now?

Change Get IPv6 Address to Auto or DHCPv6. Maybe someone with a TPLink router can confirm this.

This post has been edited by soonwai: Aug 26 2022, 11:11 AM

The ipv6 prefix still different.



My devices got the 447B ipv6 address. Rather than 447A. I think TM messed up with the configuration because before this all working well.


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Weird, like your router is getting a /56 from TM. Your's is business account or residential?

What's your setting for Advanced:Get IPv6 Address for the above screenshot? Try Auto and/or DHCPv6. On my Mikrotik router, I use DHCPv6 to get the prefix from TM.

This post has been edited by soonwai: Aug 26 2022, 12:45 PM

Residential account.


Resorted to use provided router, still the same. Using DHCPv6 instead of SLAAC



This post has been edited by azrin_kiko: Aug 26 2022, 01:02 PM

Using my backup router

dhcpv6


slaac

Credit Limit is usually 2.x times the monthly bill.


Thank you for your continuous support towards TM’s products and services.

We wish to inform that your account has been assigned with A NEW CREDIT LIMIT to suit your communications needs.

In line with this new Credit Limit implementation, the following actions will be carried out on your account:

1. Credit Limit Notification will be sent out via SMS & Email once your usage reaches or exceeds 80% and 100% of your Credit Limit

2. Credit Limit Suspension will be imposed when your usage reaches or exceeds 100% of your Credit Limit

3. Upon suspension, Credit Limit Notification will be sent out to inform that your services have been suspended

This post has been edited by Pica888: Aug 26 2022, 03:35 PM

my account had been suspended couple of times in the past due to late payment, just one month behind.

despite the credit limit around RM800, the overdue amount is less than RM200. they still suspended my account for late payment.

for me slaac workout of the box using dlink router
my suggestion is get ipv6 try using automatic or slaac
Prefix delegation: enabled
DNS address try using cloudflare or google

IPV6 lan delegated using SLAAC+ Stateless DHCP

Still no access to ipv6 internet

for those on 100 mbps /129rm plan and your contract expired .

if you sign on 2 years , you can avail Disney package for free.

if you want the UPB box you need to upgrade plan to 139 pm .
was at TM point today as told by CS .

Normal because u still dun have IPV6 address. the row above temporary IPV6by right should have a row for IPV6 address
Did u try maintaining the setting and restart everything from modem,router to pc.
Need to resort to dumb method ald cuz I never see this problem before.
another thing right click ur adapter go to properties check if IPV6 is enabled.

This post has been edited by akhito: Aug 26 2022, 04:44 PM

Can I suggest?
for you to disable all IPv6-related configuration, let it rest for a day or two, then re-enable.

or, export settings into a file, reset router to factory, start reconfigure from scratch.

Sorry man, no idea what's going on. I dunno why the prefix (from your router's screenshot) is different for the router's IPv6 and advertised LAN IPv6. And why the IPv6 prefix received by your devices is also different?

This is what I have in mine.


For this example:
2001:e68:5428:3ba6::/64 is the prefix I recv from TM via DHCPv6
2001:e68:5428:3ba6::1/64 is my router's IPv6 address
2001:e68:5428:3ba6::/64 is the prefix advertised to my LAN

My devices will get, for example, my Mac mini:
% ifconfig en0 | grep 2001
inet6 2001:e68:5428:3ba6:18d6:b4b2:cb7d:f57d prefixlen 64 autoconf secured
inet6 2001:e68:5428:3ba6:f020:760a:6927:aa1 prefixlen 64 autoconf temporary

my PC:
> netsh interface ipv6 show addresses | findstr 2001
Temporary Preferred 6d23h48m47s 23h48m37s 2001:e68:5428:3ba6:29b5:45aa:3bd3:f632
Public Preferred 29d23h56m59s 6d23h56m59s 2001:e68:5428:3ba6:bca5:11ce:8c78:28c4

You can see that the prefix 2001:e68:5428:3ba6 is consistent.

For IPv6 LAN, SLAAC+Stateless DHCP is the correct setting for TPLink.

One more thing, ensure that your PPPoE client is requesting prefix and not address. Not sure if there's such a setting in TPLink.

This post has been edited by soonwai: Aug 26 2022, 05:32 PM