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Sophos XG 19 IPv6 passthrough

Hello

I apologize if the question has already been asked.
I just set up an XG version 19 at my home
I did the settings and everything works except for my oqee application on my Apple TV which asks me for IPv6.
I don't understand why the application can't communicate with my ISP's ipv6 servers
I did not make any particular IPv6 configuration
hi, i apologize for my bad english

thank you for any help you can give me

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rfcat_vk over 1 year ago in reply to Tobilianok +1 suggested

Yes, but not via wifi. You will need to setup a dhcp server for IPv6, mine has. You can in theory use any IPv6 address range because of the Nat. You will also need to enable ra, i will post some screen…

0 rfcat_vk over 1 year ago

Hi,

IPv6 needs a Nat to pass any traffic. The XG currently does not support pd. Have you enabled IPv6 on the wan interface?

ian

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0 Tobilianok over 1 year ago in reply to rfcat_vk

Thank you very much for your answer

So it is not possible for my apple TV to have an ipv6 so that this OQEE application works?

I want to die
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0 rfcat_vk over 1 year ago in reply to Tobilianok

Yes, but not via wifi. You will need to setup a dhcp server for IPv6, mine has. You can in theory use any IPv6 address range because of the Nat.

You will also need to enable ra, i will post some screen shots shortly.

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0 Tobilianok over 1 year ago in reply to rfcat_vk

Thank you very much
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0 rfcat_vk over 1 year ago in reply to Tobilianok

Hi, you can get away with just the RA, but you might get multiple IP address assigned. I use static and clienteles users.

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0 Wayne Folta over 1 year ago in reply to rfcat_vk

You've mentioned this before and I'm not using my XG for ISP-provided IPv6, but when I had a Hurricane Electric tunnel, I didn't need NAT. So you're saying that IPv6 (internal) -> IPv6 (ISP) requires NAT to work, but IPv6 (internal) -> IPv6 (6in4 tunnel) does not?
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0 rfcat_vk over 1 year ago in reply to Wayne Folta

I can't remember using a HE tunnel on the XG, I did on the UTM.

Very simple, IPv6 using address to WAN, no NAT no access to the internet. Now a HE tunnel would be considered accessing another internal network which does not require a NAT, my thoughts.

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