https://inonius.net/speedtest/
dual stack IPv4 and IPv6 speed test

TM v4 and v6 actually has different peering path afaik, depending on what you’re trying to connect to, it might offer a tangible improvement to the loading times

The IPv^ is faster in such a way that it has faster routing due to lack of NAT and faster packet processing. So, you will have lower latency. That's about it. So, if you are doing FTP/IP with handshaking on packets, then you will likely see improvement on speed. However if you are streaming data on UDP/IP, then probably nothing much significant in speed. This is because speed difference between IPv4 and IPv6 can vary depending on network configurations, hardware, and other factors which can be negligible.

I concur but malaysia IPV6 got sucky routing. IPV4 still the best in term of latency

Thanks for your help, but can't view your attachment....

I use this https://test-ipv6.com/ for checking. I don't know is it formal...

Also, if you're on a plan below 500 Mbps (or is it 800 Mbps now?), IPv6 means you're not behind a CGNAT.

i just show my tp link setting, and the page result

CGNAT doesn’t apply to TM IPv6, I was using IPv6 to host stuff back then to bypass CGNAT when I was still on 30Mbps

Do you mind to elaborate more?

Thanks! I'll try it later and update with you.

That’s purely false information.
CGNAT(usually on lower plan) is a way for ISPs to use a single IPv4 address for multiple customers as we are running out of IPv4. Being on CGNAT or not, doesn’t affect IPv6.

My case might not same as urs, lots of functions not available.

what is those drop down menu? or someone can help?

the first auto got SLAAC? prefix length /64? mine look like is box that hardcoded /64

Change connection type from PPPoEv6 to DHCPv6.
The rest of the setting looks correct.

Nothing much inside, most options got tried.




Nope. not working. It will cause network down.

Sorry, is posted, edit later

This post has been edited by PJng: Aug 24 2024, 03:04 PM

Your screenshot is the IPv6 tab right?
There's another tab called Internet Setting, you put your PPPoE there.

what your router model? i try on emulator to check setting

Tenda, AC23. Thanks dude.