This is one of those "I have to see how it plays out."The IPv6 tests at test-ipv6.com still fail. I haven't changed a single setting since earlier today. Meanwhile, my desktop passes all of the tests at test-ipv6.com but can't ping any IPv6 hosts (e.g., Google).This is maddening!
This is one of those "I have to see how it plays out."My laptop on wifi was not assigned an IPv6 address earlier today. Now, when I type "ipconfig /all" I see it having been assigned two different IPv6 addresses:Code: [Select]Autoconfiguration Enabled.....: YesIPv6 Address........................:2600:1700:fc0:864f:588c:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx (Preferred)Temporary IPv6 Address........:2600:1700:fc0:864f:17e:xxxx:Xxxx:xxxx (Preferred)The IPv6 tests at test-ipv6.com still fail. I haven't changed a single setting since earlier today. Meanwhile, my desktop passes all of the tests at test-ipv6.com but can't ping any IPv6 hosts (e.g., Google).This is maddening!
Autoconfiguration Enabled.....: YesIPv6 Address........................:2600:1700:fc0:864f:588c:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx (Preferred)Temporary IPv6 Address........:2600:1700:fc0:864f:17e:xxxx:Xxxx:xxxx (Preferred)
[EDIT]Have you also tried this site to see what's happening: http://ipv6-test.com/
Quote from: rajl on January 27, 2018, 04:08:39 amThis is one of those "I have to see how it plays out."The IPv6 tests at test-ipv6.com still fail. I haven't changed a single setting since earlier today. Meanwhile, my desktop passes all of the tests at test-ipv6.com but can't ping any IPv6 hosts (e.g., Google).This is maddening! it fails and it works??