Zywall 110 IPv6RD

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  • Zyxel_Jerry
    Zyxel_Jerry Posts: 1,025  Zyxel Employee
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    edited April 2020

    Hi @mfriberg ,

    Had you tried the steps that Zyxel_Charlie provided?

    Then collect the packet on WAN interface to check if ISP has responded to the device.

    Can you share your configuration on your IPV6 settings?

  • mfriberg
    mfriberg Posts: 12  Freshman Member
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    Yes i have tried resetting everything and start from new again

    How do i collect the packet on WAN interface ?

    My ISP info on IPV6rd configuration for my ip range

    IPv4 BR adresse: 158.248.255.254

    IPv4 Prefix: 17

    IPv6 Prefix: 2A00:FD00:FFF4::

    IPv6 Prefix Length: 47

    IPv6 DNS: 2a01:798:0:8012::4


    My Zywall does not give any IPV6 dns info ??



  • mfriberg
    mfriberg Posts: 12  Freshman Member
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    Side note:

    I have changed ipv6 address/prefix length to 2A00:FD00:FFF4::1/64

    and Advertised prefix table to 2A00:FD00:FFF4::/64

  • DHSN
    DHSN Posts: 3
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    its not working for me in my zywall 110
  • mfriberg
    mfriberg Posts: 12  Freshman Member
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    @DHSN, what part does not work for you ?
    DNS via DHCP or IPV6 connection ?
  • Zyxel_Jerry
    Zyxel_Jerry Posts: 1,025  Zyxel Employee
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    edited April 2020

    Hi @mfriberg

    Here is the example how to collect packet.

    GO to Maintenance > Diagnostics > Packet Capture > Capture to select the Capture Interfaces > click Capture


    After a while, click stop and go to Maintenance Diagnostics > Packet Capture > Files > select the files and click Download to check the packet on WAN & LAN


    Hi @DHSN

    Welcome to Zyxel community

    Can you describe more details about the symptom?


  • mfriberg
    mfriberg Posts: 12  Freshman Member
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    I have gone what you have described and i can see that ipv6 traffic is going through tunnel0, but i don't get any response






  • Zyxel_Jerry
    Zyxel_Jerry Posts: 1,025  Zyxel Employee
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    edited May 2020

    @mfriberg

    After check the image you provide, the information is still not enough to know which part cause the client cannot reach the Internet access.

    It need to step by step to figure out why the client cannot access to the internet.

    First, check if the client can reach WAN interface and WAN gateway, use ping to check if client can reach them.

    If the client can reach WAN interface and gateway, then go to check the second step,

    Use device Network tool to check if the device can access the internet, ping dns.google with IPV6 type to check.

    Below is the steps to check networking on the device.

    Go to Maintenance > Diagnostics > Network Tool > select PING IPv6> fill in the dns.google > click Test



  • mfriberg
    mfriberg Posts: 12  Freshman Member
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    First, check if the client can reach WAN interface and WAN gateway, use ping to check if client can reach them.
    IPv4 or IPv6 ?
  • Zyxel_Jerry
    Zyxel_Jerry Posts: 1,025  Zyxel Employee
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    edited May 2020
    Hi @mfriberg

    It means to check if the client IPv6 address can access to WAN interface and WAN gateway.

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