Quote from: nero355 on <strong>Today</strong> at 03:47:03 PM[...]so that's something we will all just have to learn to live with :)[...]
Quote from: tonys on November 09, 2026, 09:02:58 PMWhich makes this bug even more critical to fix, don't you think?I am not sure what's going on since I have no IPv6 on my WAN side to test with, but my point was that IPv6 having higher priority over IPv4 is nothing new and almost always has been like that so that's something we will all just have to learn to live with :)
QuoteOPNSense 26.7 was announced on 7/15/2026.I am not sure if things are really like that since you mention a bug/change that has been introduced and very quickly reverted only very recently ?!
Here I am, after 4 months of grief, finally with a workaround but definitely not a proper solution.
QuoteMy Apple devices are now "pausing" for a short period of time, I assume trying to reach an IPV6 address and finally realizing they can't so they fall back to IPV4 and complete the connection.Are you sure it's not some weird DNS issue ?!
SiriusXM takes about 10-15 seconds when I change channels (which is instantaneous when I use the external VPN which CAN reach IPV6) and even attempting to log into this forum paused for about 30 seconds before the login popup appeared.
QuoteSigh... I should have stayed on 26.1.x but the EOL warnings prompted me to upgrade.It all depends on the setup you have :
Quote from: redge on November 09, 2026, 09:59:25 AMI don't have any further insight or experience to contribute at this stage, but what module coding and link partners have been tested? We don't have a non-production DEC appliance, but we do have DACs, AOCs, and SR/LR SFP28 modules on hand that we can recode at will, so if there's a specific combination that hasn't been tested (or needs validation) I might be able to provide another test case.
Quote from: Monviech (Cedrik) on November 09, 2026, 06:09:23 PMI'm the maintainer of the ndp proxy btw, if you find something actionable I can help, but just a logging issue isn't actionable from my side right now.I didn't mean to push you or anyone. I'm looking for pointers because I'm at a loss how to proceed investigating other than reading the code.
Quote from: franco on <strong>Today</strong> at 12:56:33 PMOk so far so good. The -n option for dhcp6c is at "Interfaces: Settings: Prevent Release" which is an advanced setting. Try disabling this to see if it still works as expected. It needs a reboot to take effect.I disabled that as well now, rebooted and so far still working - no idea why that was enabled, maybe left over from the last time I tried to get IPv6 working a few years back.
Cheers,
Franco