IPv6 gateway is not work

Hi,

please post a copy of your wan link configuration for IPv6.

ian

Thank you for reply!

How about that

Hi,

this is what I am after

Ian

sorry.
Thank you for the easy-to-understand images.

Thank you.

Hello,

I do not know if this will help or not, but are you certain about the "manual" setting under "IPv6 Configuration"?  Have you tried "Auto" instead to let the Sophos auto-negotiate the connection?

I leave mine configuration on "auto" since my ISP does not advertise or promote IPv6 nor do they provide IPv6 configuration information.

Best regards

Hi,

where does the fe80 address you are testing to connectivity come from? If as suggested you change to automatic IPv6 assignment what addresses do you receive?

I suggest you change the test address to the google IPv6 DNS - 2001:4860:4860::8888

Ian

Thank you everyone. When I set the settings to automatic as suggested, the gateway got a green status. The address fe80 was automatically set. Will it come from the ISP? However, it seems that it is still not connected to the internet. Even if I try to look up the name, the result will be blank.

Best regards

Hi,

now you have sorted out the wan IPv6 link status, you need to review your firewall rules. You appear to have too many link local addresses when you should be using the IPv6 address range your ISP has assigned you for internal traffic which will be different to the external (WAN) /64 address. The link local addresses are not routable. Your bridge should have a 2400: type address not the link local for its static address.

Ian

Hi,

now you have sorted out the wan IPv6 link status, you need to review your firewall rules. You appear to have too many link local addresses when you should be using the IPv6 address range your ISP has assigned you for internal traffic which will be different to the external (WAN) /64 address. The link local addresses are not routable. Your bridge should have a 2400: type address not the link local for its static address.

Ian

Thank you. sir.

Is this what it means?
I created an interface identifier from the MAC address.

But it doesn't connect to the internet.
I thought I had set all firewall rules to pass through.

The strange thing is that ping from port2 to ipv6.google.com does not pass.

Best regards

Your Wan and LAN should be in different /64 address ranges.

Ian

Ian

Thank you.sir.

I'll look at it again.