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IPv6 in broken state

Ben

IPv6 has been unuseable latetly. Its not just about the unsupported PD-IA over PPPoE which has not been fixed since i reported it 1 1/2 years ago (several times and in beta), but with the last few updates IPv6 seems to only work in midnight during full moon if you spell the right chants. Sometimes it works, sometimes i need to restart the UTM a few times turn off/on IPv6.

Is anyone else having these problems?

If Sophos is reading this: when are you going to fix remaining buggy implementation?



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    The problem existing when I was running on bare metal and after I moved to ESXi.

    This has been going on for months so it's clearly not much of a priority.

    I'm not writing to complain and I'm not asking you to fix it. What I'm writing to tell you here is that I regret the investments I've made in proprietary access points and RED's. I'm telling you I'm embarrassed I extolled the virtues of your platform to my IT director and V.P. I'm telling you this degeneration began when the name on the product changed.

     

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    The problem existing when I was running on bare metal and after I moved to ESXi.

    This has been going on for months so it's clearly not much of a priority.

    I'm not writing to complain and I'm not asking you to fix it. What I'm writing to tell you here is that I regret the investments I've made in proprietary access points and RED's. I'm telling you I'm embarrassed I extolled the virtues of your platform to my IT director and V.P. I'm telling you this degeneration began when the name on the product changed.

     

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