Archer VR1210V ipv6 on LAN doesn't work with latest firmware
After upgrading my router to the firmware 2.0.0 0.10 v6041.0 Build 240708 Rel.13164n, local network devices couldn't get the IPv6 address, while the IPv6 seemed OK on the router web interface. Previously, it was working.
Downgrading to Archer VR1210v 1.0_2.0.0 0.9 v6041.0 Build 221027 Rel.12900n.bin, with no changes on the web interface, I was able to get IPv6 on my Windows PC in the LAN. Now IPv6 works flawlessly.
Seems like the latest firmware isn't able to manage the IPv6 addresses to the LAN network devices.
I'm using RADVD, RDDNS, Site Prefix Delegated.
Please advise and fix in a new firmware.
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Hi, sorry for confusing you.
Here is what we can see from the officail website, and this is what we searched on the official website.
So that was why the suggestion was shared to contact local technical support team directly.
Or you may submit a support ticket via email for efficient assistance. Please include your Forum ID, community nickname, a detailed description of the issue, and the troubleshooting steps you've taken in the subject line or body of your email. Thank you.
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Hi, thanks for posting question here.
As we can see on the official website, Archer VR1210v is a customized model by some local ISPs. It is a pity that we can know much less than common DSL modem routers.
For the question you feedback, it is sincerely suggested to contact local technical support directly for more efficient help.
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@Marvin_S what you wrote about that version is nonsense to me. I can't find anything on the website stating that is a customized version for some ISP. The modem/router is generic and has no reference to specific ISP. I bought it from Amazon, didn't come with ISP subscription.
Also, I am installing standard firmware versions from official TP-Link product support pages. The latest firmware on the website doesn't work with ipv6 while the previous one does work.
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Hi, sorry for confusing you.
Here is what we can see from the officail website, and this is what we searched on the official website.
So that was why the suggestion was shared to contact local technical support team directly.
Or you may submit a support ticket via email for efficient assistance. Please include your Forum ID, community nickname, a detailed description of the issue, and the troubleshooting steps you've taken in the subject line or body of your email. Thank you.
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