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#1
Quote from: odites999 on May 01, 2026, 07:17:22 AMI just noticed that the "overview" section now shows routes that I swear weren't there before the problem started (images attached). I also tried it from a Windows client (my usual one is Linux) and it has the same problem (including the slow TLS handshake), but on Windows it continues to load pages after 3-4 seconds, while on Linux it takes so long that browsing is impossible.

That sounds exactly what was happening to me, however I don't see any new routes on my end.

Edit: This is quite weird, I reverted back to 26.1.7 kernel and IPv6 still works. I haven't changed anything besides downgrading/reverting the kernel. I don't see traffic on the Loopback as well (expected behavior).
#2
Hi, I think I'm running into the same issue after upgrading to 26.1.7_1.

My setup uses a Loopback interface to bind the delegated IPv6 prefix from WAN, and my LAN interfaces use ULA addresses. I also have NPTv6 configured to translate the prefix on the WAN side.

After the upgrade, I noticed that some devices, mainly iPhones and Chromecast, are having trouble with IPv6 connectivity. Windows devices seem to be working fine. I also noticed outbound traffic showing up on the Loopback interface, which I had not seen before the upgrade.

After downgrading the kernel to 26.1.6, IPv6 connectivity returned to normal, and the Loopback interface no longer shows traffic.