joeydoonet
Casual Member
I wouldn't read into the ipv6 settings too much, I think the router is just left on defaults. The router is only set to give out ipv6 internal forwarding addresses. Trooli does not appear to have any ipv6 support yet.I tried to ping the same DNS as you and it just freezes so i have to refresh the page to clear it.
Not sure if i mentioned but it worked fine with the old Technicolor router.
I'll try disabling v6 later when everyone has finished as i suspect the router will reboot.
Did you just select IPV4 only under the general, mode instead of dual stack?
Ah, just spotyted an "IPV6 Active' toggle under Home Networking so ill disable that as well.
Its a pain really as i have a few clients that work very well with it enabled.
You can test it properly here.
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