@Marvin_S I know very well how to config ipv6 at tplink, the problem here is that, if I create a ssh server, or a https server, or an potato server (who know what is this?), and I go outside my network, at my office, for example, and try to access, it doesnt get anything. At My pfsense, what I put it back now that it is fixed, and I acess normally. The Ipv6 firewall (na webpage 192.168.0.1 do tplink) is a garbage, It is not possible to open ports, to redirect packages, do nothing. It is the problem. To sumarize, 1 - My ip provider gives to me: and Ipv6 active, and a subnet /56 and completely accessible from outside, 2 - My pfsense router allows me to acess everything or not if I change the firewall, 3 - Tplink just accept outcoming use of ipv6, if I have some webcam here, using it will be impossible.

Do you have a better sugestion? The software of the router have some options hidden to config ipv6 better than what is supplied regularly?

Thank you.

  @tchaikovsky1972 

Hi,

TP-Link have been slowly adding the IPv6 Firewall Rules option to some of their existing router models. However, I am not aware of a list that names all the models that have it already and which router models are going to get it via a future firmware update. I can only say my Archer AXE75 V1 got it about two months ago.