[AirPort, IPv6] AirPort TimeCapsule 802.11ac (A1470, 7.7.3) does not work with ISPs IPv6 configuration
Originator: | janoschhildebrand | ||
Number: | rdar://19080297 | Date Originated: | 25-Nov-2014 |
Status: | Open | Resolved: | |
Product: | Hardware | Product Version: | AirPort TimeCapsule 802.11ac (A1470, 7.7.3) |
Classification: | Serious Bug | Reproducible: | Always |
Summary: My ISP supports IPv6 and the WAN addresses are handed out via SLAAC and DHCPv6 Prefix Delegation. If I connect my Mac directly to the Modem (Fiber to Ethernet converter) everything works fine and and an IPv6 address is set. However, if I connect the modem to my TimeCapsule's WAN port, the TimeCapsule does not 'receive' an IPv6 address. The relevant settings are as follows: Configure IPv6: Automatically IPv6 Mode: Native Enable IPv6 Connection Sharing: Active I also attached the full TimeCapsule configuration. The ISP in question is Fiber7 (https://www.fiber7.ch) and as far as I know they are aware of the issue and other customers are experiencing the same problem with AirPort base stations. I am unsure what steps they might have taken as I only just contacted them as well. However IPv6 seems to work fine for customers with other home routers and since it also works fine when directly connected to a Mac, this might be an issue with the AirPort base stations. Are there any logs or diagnostics I can retrieve of the TimeCapsule and attach here? Steps to Reproduce: 1. Get an apartment in one of the areas supported by Fiber7 (here in Switzerland ;-)) 2. Get Fiber7 3. Connect Modem to AirPort base station 4. Enable IPv6 Expected Results: The AirPort base station should receive an IPv6 address Actual Results: The AirPort base station does not receive an IPv6 address
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