TG582 configuration for IPv6

[#1]

I'm having trouble getting this going on the router I've flashed with 10.2.5.2 for FTTC.
I've managed to get the WAN side working and the router has an IPv6 address.
At the moment it's not working on the LAN side - see attached.

[#2]

As indicated in the title of the post I was on ADSL when I carried out that investigation: http://community.plus.net/forum/index.php/topic,123746.0.html.
Need to have another look at the TG582n now I am on FTTC.
I have been using a Billion 8800NL, it is working with IPv6.

[#3]

Made some progress:

dhcp serverv6 config state=enabled
ip ifconfig intf=LocalNetwork ipv6=enabled

[#4]

Still not getting IPv6 addresses allocated to my PC - I'm missing something somewhere!

[#5]

Is the RA daemon running?
Lots of notes that may help here:
http://support.aa.net.uk/images/2/20/IPv6_AppNote_v4.0_public.pdf

[#6]

Realised I made a silly error as I was working through - I saw the router said it had an IPv6 address but didn't take any notice of what it was. It began fe80 not 2a02:16c8
So I'm not getting a correct IPv6 address assigned.
I'm currently on gateway ptn-ag04.

[#7]

Basically for lan side ipv6 to work the router needs to be sending advertisements.
e.g. dnsmasq or radvd may typically have this role on linux based routers.
Sadly I cannot see the screenshot due to a smf database error, so hard to comment further.
But if there is anything related to RA "router advertisements" in the ipv6 config then turn it on.

[#8]

What steps have you followed? It is difficult to say what's missing/wrong without knowing.
If it helps, here is my CLI config for the TG582 on FTTC:

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ppp ifdetach intf Internet ppp ifconfig ipv6 enabled intf Internet ppp ifattach intf Internet dhcp clientv6 ifadd intf=Internet dhcp clientv6 ifconfig intf=Internet listenra=enabled stateless=disabled rapidcommit=disabled leasetime=7200 irt=86400 iana=1 iapd=1 duidtype=duid-llt leasehist=enabled dhcp clientv6 oro add intf=Internet option=domain-name-servers required=disabled dhcp clientv6 oro add intf=Internet option=ia-prefix-delegation required=disabled dhcp clientv6 ifattach intf=Internet ip rt6advd ifdetach intf LocalNetwork ip rt6advd ifconfig intf LocalNetwork linkmtu 1492 ip rt6advd ifattach intf LocalNetwork service system ifadd name=PINGv6_RESP intf=Internet

Don't forget the test account username/password too!
Mathew

[#9]

What are the lines starting oro? That's an unknown command on mine.

[#10]

Sorry about that. They refer to DHCPv6's 'Option Request Option' list and are a context-sensitive command in the 'dhcp clientv6' mode. Prefixing the commands with 'dhcp clientv6' should suffice (I've amended the config above to suit). I must've copied the commands whilst jumping around on the CLI.

[#11]

I've applied all the lines you've given. This is what I'm getting after a disconnect/connect:
TCP/IPv6 Settings

IPv6 State: Enabled
Stateless Address Autoconfiguration: Disabled
IPv6 Address: fe80::a6b1:e9ff:fe01:c104/64
IPv6 Default Gateway: fe80::2a0:a542:7e:8684
Local Interface ID: ::a6b1:e9ff:fe01:c104
Remote Interface ID: ::2a0:a542:7e:8684
IAPD Prefix: -
DNS Server 1: -

[#12]

I think the issues may stem from this being an ADSL router that I've flashed with the FTTC firmware.

[#13]

I'm pretty sure the answer is no, but could anything on the modem be stopping the router getting a correct IPv6 IP?

[#14]

enable dhcpv6 which I noticed is turned off in your screenshot.
if there is a firewall on the router consider disabling it as is a chance it may be blocking the appropriate packets incorrectly.

[#15]

I still haven't got this wretched thing working for IPv6! One pain is that if you change the user login and password it resets everything you've done (and saved) via the CLI.