Updated my et12s to firmware 3.0.0.6.102_36698. And it broke my mesh network. No devices could go to a different node unless they were connected via Ethernet. Reverted back to 3.0.0.6.102_36697. My main router is GT-AXE16000
IPv6 ASUS gt-axe16000
Chester modem and Asus router with IPv6
My network as follows. Chester Tech Main Event router/modem (M10K43P-X75) and an Asus Rog GT-AXE16000 and paired with a raspberry pi running Pihole and unbound for the DNS and DHCP. I want to have the Chester in IP passthrough mode and the Asus as the router. I can get it to work with IPv4 but can’t get IPv6 to work. Only way I have been able to get IPv6 to work is to use the Chester in router mode and then put the ASUs in AP mode with Pihole still handling the DNS and DHCP. Also tried taking out the raspberry pi as the DNS and DHCP still only works with Chester in Router mode and Asus as AP mode. My ISP is T-Mobile home internet (fixed cellular). Also have a netgear xr500. (Sub as ASUS) Can get IPv6 to work on it, if the Chester is in router mode and DMZ is set to the netgear ip. Then putting the netgear IPv6 in passthough. But this same setup with the Asus instead of the netgear only gets me ipv4. Fyi it’s T-Mobile home internet personal account. Also have tired stock firmware for the Asus and have tried Merlin firmware.
Pics :
Chester - my IPv6 settings that work when it’s the router and Asus is AP.
Asus - don’t really know what these settings are. Have tried passthrough (both on enabled). For Native have tried (as stateless and stateful set)
Chester modem and Asus router with IPv6
My network as follows. Chester Tech Main Event router/modem (M10K43P-X75) and an Asus Rog GT-AXE16000 and paired with a raspberry pi running Pihole and unbound for the DNS and DHCP. I want to have the Chester in IP passthrough mode and the Asus as the router. I can get it to work with IPv4 but can’t get IPv6 to work. Only way I have been able to get IPv6 to work is to use the Chester in router mode and then put the ASUs in AP mode with Pihole still handling the DNS and DHCP. Also tried taking out the raspberry pi as the DNS and DHCP still only works with Chester in Router mode and Asus as AP mode. My ISP is T-Mobile home internet (fixed cellular). Also have a netgear xr500. (Sub as ASUS) Can get IPv6 to work on it, if the Chester is in router mode and DMZ is set to the netgear ip. Then putting the netgear IPv6 in passthough. But this same setup with the Asus instead of the netgear only gets me ipv4. Fyi it’s T-Mobile home internet personal account. Also have tired stock firmware for the Asus and have tried Merlin firmware.
Pics :
Chester - my IPv6 settings that work when it’s the router and Asus is AP.
Asus - don’t really know what these settings are. Have tried passthrough (both on enabled). For Native have tried (as stateless and stateful set)
My network as follows. Chester Tech Main Event router/modem (M10K43P-X75) and an Asus Rog GT-AXE16000 and paired with a raspberry pi running Pihole and unbound for the DNS and DHCP. I want to have the Chester in IP passthrough mode and the Asus as the router. I can get it to work with IPv4 but can’t get IPv6 to work. Only way I have been able to get IPv6 to work is to use the Chester in router mode and then put the ASUs in AP mode with Pihole still handling the DNS and DHCP. Also tried taking out the raspberry pi as the DNS and DHCP still only works with Chester in Router mode and Asus as AP mode. My ISP is T-Mobile home internet (fixed cellular).
Pics :
Chester - my IPv6 settings that work when it’s the router and Asus is AP.
Asus - don’t really know what these settings are. Have tried passthrough (both on enabled). For Native have tried (as stateless and stateful set)
Having an issue with a device, a digital frame. It won’t let me set and custom WiFi setting. Like static IP to only let it use ipv4. Think when it gets ipv6 dns it unable to connect to a server. Is there a way to set a custom dnsmasq to not let it use ipv6 dns?
I tried this and it doesn’t seem to do anything, but does over ride my static dhcp settings
dhcp-host=AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:01,set:noipv6
dhcp-host=AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:02,set:noipv6
dhcp-option=tag:noipv6,option6:dns-server,[::]