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[IPv6] ipv6 stops working after a few daysI have a Netgear 3700v4 configured to use DHCP for ipv6. After a router reboot all is well and ipv6 works for a few days. They suddenly the ipv6 connection fails, traceroute6's stop at the router and it takes a reboot of the router to bring things back to normal. After a reboot the router's ipv6 prefix delegation (ipv6 address on the lan side) changes and ipv6 connections start working again. The netgear doesn't give me enough info to tell if the router fails to try to renew the dhcp lan PD address or if Comcast's dhcp servers are never answering. Am I the only one seeing this? I can't imagine that one of the most common routers can't work with one of the larger ISP's.
Is there some automatic way to reboot the Netgear 3700v4 every day? At least that would be a work-around till whatever real problem gets fixed. |
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I have a WNDR4500 with the same problem, and it is on the list of tested routers. » [IPv6] Losing IPv6 connection every couple of daysNetdog is, among everything else on their plate, working to reproduce/verify the issue and I'm sure once they have we'll hear back. |
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to madbavarian
Can you PM me your CM-MAC address please... and can you post the firmware version your using please.. |
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Hardware Version WNDR3700v4 Firmware Version V1.0.1.42 GUI Language Version V1.0.0.151 Operation Mode Router
The router downloads the newest firmware with a gui mouse click and currently claims that this is already the latest firmware. |
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to madbavarian
Out of curiosity, are you getting a /64 IPv6 WAN address on your Netgear router?
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NetDog
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2013-Oct-9 1:12 am
said by earletp:Out of curiosity, are you getting a /64 IPv6 WAN address on your Netgear router?
Earl you should get a /128 for the WAN.. |
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ARRIS SB8200 Asus RT-AC68
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That's what I thought, but I'm getting a /64 Here's a link to a post where they are also getting a /64 and have to re-boot the router every couple of days to regain IPv6. » Re: [IPv6] Evidence of Comcast IPv6 CPE Dual Stack (CPE and CPEPI was wondering if madbavarian was getting a /64 and if that is a common theme to losing IPv6. (edited to add) Here are a couple more links to posts that show a /64 WAN address » Re: [IPv6] Evidence of Comcast IPv6 CPE Dual Stack (CPE and CPEP» Re: [IPv6] Evidence of Comcast IPv6 CPE Dual Stack (CPE and CPEP |
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NetFixerFrom My Cold Dead Hands Premium Member join:2004-06-24 The Boro Netgear CM500 Pace 5268AC TRENDnet TEW-829DRU
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said by NetDog:said by earletp:Out of curiosity, are you getting a /64 IPv6 WAN address on your Netgear router?
Earl you should get a /128 for the WAN.. Yes, but as I have also previously reported several times in this forum, my (Comcast supplied) Netgear WNR1000v2-VC router also reports a /64 IPv6 WAN address (and it also loses IPv6 connectivity every time the IPv6 lease expires...requiring that I either reboot it or disable and re-enable IPv6 to recover). Here are some of those posts (for the OpenWRT CLI references in the posts below, eth0 is the WAN interface): » Re: [IPv6] Troubleshooting Comcast IPv6 (Start Here)» Re: [IPv6] Evidence of Comcast IPv6 CPE Dual Stack (CPE and CPEP» Re: [IPv6] IPV6 Drops Off» Re: [IPv6] OpenWRT and Comcast IPv6» Re: Recieving /128 Address (OpenWRT)FWIW, that router is no longer connected to my network, but if it would aid in obtaining a fix from Netgear for the IPv6 lease renewal problem, I can put it back on-line once again on an isolated VLAN for testing purposes. EDIT: I decided to hook it back up for testing, and as shown by the two IPv6 status screen shots below, I didn't even have to wait until the IPv6 lease timed out to see the problem. All I did was connect it, check the IPv6 connectivity, and then power cycle it...a single power cycle was all it took to get a different WAN IPv6 address and a different DHCP-PD prefix:
None of my other routers do this. Perhaps it is just a coincidence that only this Netgear router displays a /64 WAN IPv6 address instead of a /128, but...
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We know that three models of Netgear routers (WNR1000v2-VC, WNDR3700v4, WNDR4500) as well as a Linksys EA4200v2 have shown a /64 IPv6 WAN address. NetDog , would it be a help if there was a thread specific to which devices are reporting a /64 IPv6 WAN address? (and maybe location) |
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to madbavarian
R6300 v1 Firmware V1.0.2.70_1.0.50
Gets a /64
Works for about a day. Also takes down IPV4 connectivity as well. Router requires a reset. |
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NetDog Premium Member join:2002-03-04 Hollywood, FL |
to earletp
Your not receiving the /64 for the WAN, your receiving a /128 but the interface is reporting the /64 that your /128 is apart of. This shoudl be ok it is just reporting the network you on.
Now if you receive a /64 and put it on your WAN to work with that would be a problem.. |
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NetFixerFrom My Cold Dead Hands Premium Member join:2004-06-24 The Boro Netgear CM500 Pace 5268AC TRENDnet TEW-829DRU
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said by kmax:R6300 v1 Firmware V1.0.2.70_1.0.50
Gets a /64
Works for about a day. Also takes down IPV4 connectivity as well. Router requires a reset. Yet another Netgear router! Makes me wonder how Comcast's new Netgear business class gateway is doing in the business class IPv6 trials. A Comcast engineer offered to send me one of those boxes if I agreed to join the IPv6 trials. I agreed, but the deal fell through on Comcast's end (I never got the gateway, or a reason why); I think I am glad that I didn't get it. |
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Yes, it is a /64 (as far as I can tell). The wifi and lan both share the same /64. If it got a /60 and is hiding the other 15, I can't tell. I assume not. |
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NetFixer
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2013-Oct-9 3:11 pm
said by madbavarian:Yes, it is a /64 (as far as I can tell). The wifi and lan both share the same /64. If it got a /60 and is hiding the other 15, I can't tell. I assume not. earletp was asking about your WAN IPv6 address assignment, not your LAN DHCP-PD IPv6 prefix. For example, my Netgear WNR1000v2-VC router (which has the DHCPv6 lease renewal problem) displays a /64 WAN IPv6 address assignment (as shown below):
But my D-Link EBR2310 and DIR655 routers (which do not have the DHCPv6 lease renewal problem) correctly display a /128 WAN IPv6 address assignment (as shown below):
Since you did ask about a /60 PD assignment, the above screen shot does show that Comcast can indeed supply a /60 PD to a router that asks for it ( » [IPv6] ALL areas support /60 now... ). |
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neufuse join:2006-12-06 James Creek, PA |
I just had a look at my Netgear R6300v1 router...
I am also getting a /64 on my WAN
Router's IPv6 Address On WAN 2001:xxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxx/64 |
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NetFixer
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2013-Oct-9 3:47 pm
said by neufuse:I just had a look at my Netgear R6300v1 router...
I am also getting a /64 on my WAN
Router's IPv6 Address On WAN 2001:xxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxx/64 Has your IPv6 connection been up long enough for you to know if your R6300v1 has the DHCPv6 lease renewal problem? That problem usually shows up at ~4 day intervals when the IPv6 lease expires, and I see that you have quite recently posted that your CMTS was not yet IPv6 ready. |
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neufuse join:2006-12-06 James Creek, PA |
on Comcast no, but I've seen this issue on another ISP with the same router.. Netgear routers with IPv6 seem to be beta quality at best... I had a LOT of issues with netgear routers getting IPv6 wrong when we did 6to4 on Comcast, mainly it would hold an IP for a while then drop it and all the sudden IPv6 wouldn't work again until you power cycled the router (changing IPv6 settings and reapplying did nothing, only a power cycle worked)... saw similar on our other ISP with a DHCP'ed v6 address.. so I'm expecting Comcast's IPv6 implementation to do the same |
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santyDon't Follow Me, I'M Lost Too MVM join:2001-06-10 Wilmington, IL 1 edit |
to madbavarian
Well you can add me to the problem. I have a Netgear WNDR3700v4 Firmware version is: v1.0.1.42 GUI Language version is: v1.0303151 Above is a current screen shot of the IPv6 page showing a /64 IP and I currently do not have IPv6 connectivity. Will have to reboot to see if connectivity comes back or not. Will edit after reboot on IPv6 status. EDIT: After rebooting the router still no IPv6. Rebooted modem, and then refreshed the IPV6 page in router I still have the same IP address on Wan and Lan, And I now have IPV6 connectivity. Modem is a Zoom 5341J |
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owlyn MVM join:2004-06-05 Newtown, PA Netgear CM2050V Netgear RBRE960 Netgear RBSE960
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to madbavarian
I have reported my Netgear WNDR3400 here previously for the same issue- it drops IPV6 after a few days. It is showing a /64 WAN (and LAN) address.
I fix it by changing to 6to4, let it get set up with a 6to4 address, and then change it back to DHCP.
BTW, it continues to show the IPV6 address, even after IPV6 is dropped. Even hitting "refresh" makes it look like it is still using IPV6, but it isn't.
Firmware Version V1.0.0.50_20.0.59 |
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to santy
I use "autoconfig" instead of "dhcp" on the lan side. It seems to be faster at propagating the address changes without having to reboot the laptop too.
I've got a Zoom 5341J upstream of the Netgear 3700v4 also. As strange as it sounds, I'll try rebooting it next time things get stuck. |
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My Netgear also displays the wan address as a /64, but it doesn't have the host bits cleared in the address. That is often shorthand for the network you are on is /64 but the host address is clearly a /128. I'm so used to seeing that convention that I just ignored it. |
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beerbum Premium Member join:2000-05-06 behind you.. Motorola MB8600 ARRIS TG862 Asus RT-AC5300
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to madbavarian
ahhh so I am not going nuts.. I too have the same problem with ipv6 not working after several days..
Netgear WNDR3700v3, firmware V1.0.0.30_1.0.27
Same problem would happen with previous firmware version - I flashed to the current version about 1-2 weeks ago. I've noticed this mostly via my RIPE Atlas probe, it will bounce from using ipv6 to using ipv4, never holding ipv6 longer than 3 days. A reboot of both router and probe would get me back to ipv6 again - for 3 days at least.
My router too is getting a /64. |
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santyDon't Follow Me, I'M Lost Too MVM join:2001-06-10 Wilmington, IL |
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said by madbavarian:I use "autoconfig" instead of "dhcp" on the lan side. I tried that initially back in June but I don't seem to get an IPv6 addy. |
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neufuse join:2006-12-06 James Creek, PA |
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I just started to have the IPv6 loss issue on my Comcast account today with my Netgear R6300v1 router... the internet started to drag and thought something was up... ran the test ipv6 sites and it had a lot of "bad" and "timeout" errors listed in the tests... worked 100% just the other day... until I disable IPv6 on the router the internet is obviously having timeout issues and is going very slow.. disable IPv6 and works fine again..... |
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falcor
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2013-Oct-10 10:01 pm
Quick side note here...Even after reading a lot about ipv6 I'm still pretty confused about it...that site to check if you have it ready to go says I'm 10/10
And my router set everything automatically, so is that it?...Am I using ipv6 now?
So does this basically just mean that sites such as google who have ipv6, I will connect via ipv6 to them now? |
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graysonf MVM join:1999-07-16 Fort Lauderdale, FL |
If your browser is set to prefer IPv6 over IPv4, then it will try IPv6 first and fall back to IPv4. |
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You can add the Netgear R6200 firmware V1.0.0.28_1.0.24 to the IPV6 problem, but mine with a twist. When I have IPV6 set to auto config. It causes problems with my Vizio TV. When I turn IPV6 to disable, problem goes away? |
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neufuse join:2006-12-06 James Creek, PA |
to madbavarian
the best part is that Netgear doesn't seem to think this is an issue... I've taken it up with their support in the past and during the R6300 beta testing... basically got a "we don't care" response... |
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to madbavarian
Well, I tried registering on Netgear's forum last week in attempt to notify them of the issues. What a complete fiasco. After about 5 days I got my confirmation email.
Glad to see they are taking your report seriously. |
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to santy
The "auitoconfig" setting I use is on the *lan* side. It is how the router hands out IPv6 addresses to the local machines. The autoconfig setting is the IETF SLAAC method. Unlike DHCP it has a way to invalidate the currently active address assignments without having to wait for them to time out or the client to ask to renew the address. |
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