IPv6 Enabled But Doesn't Work?

@Protector yup I was facing issues with ping for Ookla Speedtest it was from 60-70 ms but now it is fixed so around 12-15ms. Also you like a fellow High school DXD fan 😅.
 
Yeah. I'm DxD fan (long ago).

Anyways, thanks for confirmation. Looks like 4G upgrade finally completed 😜 (getting 60mbps on BSNL 4G so i think it was some upgrades)
 
I enabled IPv6 again a few days ago. Things are fine so far. No issues with IPv4 only sites.
 



Guys solve this problem plz
 
Hey @alap4m and @luffysingh, BSNL fixed this for me. My configuration was correct, so I got the v6 connectivity as soon as they fixed it.

They raised a docket to the NOC team for this issue along with the screenshots of tests, status page, firmware version page and my WAN configuration page. I also shared some ping tests with them- Ipv6.google.com, google dns and cloudflare dns.
 
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@!!..PD..!! @alap4m I'm facing the same IPv6 problem my BSNL connection is currently in bridge mode and connected to a openwrt router.

In the ONT it was IPv4, when I changed to IPv4/IPv6 the openwrt router assigned a IPv6 pd address but internet is not working. When I restart the ONT it will revert to the IPv4 only.

Btw I have same BSNL connection in my uncle's house distributed by the same LCO .There is no IPv6 problem in my uncle's house. I think they use different olt for the connection in two areas😅
 
@Sanemi his other olt might not be updated with the v6 enabling firmware.
Manufacturers did provide the firmware with a note that Ipv6 won't work if they skip this particular ipv6 enabling firmware update.

Other reason could be configuration or maybe you didn't disconnect and reconnect the devices after enabling v6 on router.
 
@!!..PD..!! Should I update my ONT firmware ? I got the connection yesterday and the bridge mode was configured by the BSNL guys

In the uncle's house the bridge mode was enabled my me by changing the mode to route to bridge and resting the MAC address
 
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