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Thanks to fakemanhk for making instructions on IPOE in openwrt. However, if I set wan6 and lan's ipv6 DHCP to all relay. PCs and iPhones in the LAN can access ipv6 all green for only a short period of time. Then everything fell to connect ipv6 anymore. My workaround was using a buffalo router to first do the ipv6 "bridge", then use openwrt to do wan6, map-e and pppoe, which was working fine but I don't like the inpurity... |
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Pardon me if my long note confuses anyone. I'm kinda blaming MWAN3 for making my ipv6 LAN clients not accessible, several hours after router boot. |
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I have modify MWAN3 rules and it seems working fine now. Dunno why but I followed old guides and added ipv6 rules in MWAN3, something like use the only wan6 for matching ::0/0. |
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The Buffalo router can be IPv6 bridge? I didn't see such setting, can you point me where? But in this case you are adding one more hop to the path... |
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Technically they are not forcing me to rent, but on the phone they keep saying if I don't have a qualified one during installation then the installation process might be delayed blah blah blah.....which is annoying. BTW I just found out that the 5950AX12 5GHz radio has 8x8 (80MHz) or 4x4 (160MHz) while the QHora-301W is 4x4 (80MHz) or 2x2 (160MHz), and because of ext. vs int. antenna, that makes the Buffalo one outperforms QNAP one. Of course if you plan to install many packages the QNAP one has more eMMC storage which would be great, but you can also put USB stick on Buffalo to make it as extended storage (I tested with other router with ext. USB stick to install PiHole to form a decent adblock solution) |
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Hmm I didn't notice QNAP has only 4x4 and 2x2. (on the other hand that would be more than enough for home usage) Will you post anything your 10G speed when it's done? |
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There were lots of delays and also because of Golden Week, my earliest date to have new 10G internet will be end of the month (and they told me the first couple of days only IPv6 will work and the IPv4 might need to wait another few days). Just saw from OpenWrt forum, there is a possibility that the 10G port can't negotiate multi-gig (2.5G/5G), do you have this problem? Or you only have 10G so this is not an issue at all? |
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I haven't touched it since the openwrt installation though... |
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Heeeey, just a friendly reminder that 5950AX12 is now supported by openwrt in stable release 23.05. |
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Yes I knew about that, and I am looking some other people's custom build with NSS driver (the one with hardware acceleration) |
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On the other hand QHora-301W is quite popular in China now, with great price, at about 25000yen. Some Chinese openwrt community's custom builds are supporting it too, some unlocks WiFi power and hardware acceleration. Too bad wxr-5950ax12 is replaced by new models. |
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I have modify MWAN3 rules and it seems working fine now.
Dunno why but I followed old guides and added ipv6 rules in MWAN3, something like use the only wan6 for matching ::0/0.
If you have multiple WAN4 and have only 1 interface as WAN6, just ignore adding any ipv6 interface or rules in MWAN3.
My case is that I have a PPPoE WAN and a MAP-E WAN, so I only need to add ipv4 rules in MWAN3.
Other stuff like DHCPv6 plz follow other guides in the repo.