V6 on the TG589 v3

[#1]

Nope it gives same error.
I am on the latest beta f/w.

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{Administrator}=>:dhcp clientv6 oro add intf=Internet option=ia-prefix-delegati on required enabled Failed to add option 25 to the ORO list! {Administrator}=>dhcp clientv6 iflist expand=enabled DHCPv6 Client Info :   Interface                                      : Internet          Mode                                    : stateful         DHCPv6 Client State                      : [INIT]         Client DUID                              : 00:01:00:14:18:7a:dd:c7:a4:b1:e9:98:14:2e         Non Temporary Adress list                :         Prefix list                              :         Listen to RA messages                    : enabled         RA Managed flag                          : enabled         RA Other Config flag                    : enabled         RA flags lifetime                        : 0 days, 0:30:00         Max Solicit timeout                      : 0 days, 1:00:00         Rapid commit                            : disabled         Proposed leasetime                      : 0 days, 2:00:00         Number of IA NA options proposed        : 1         Number of IA PD options proposed        : 1         Lease history                            : enabled         DNS metric                              : 0         Link state                              : up         DHCPv6 Options                          :                   Transmitted                    :    1 (client-identifier)                   Requested                      :         Trying to get a stateful lease for      : 0 days, 0:19:09         Nr of SOLICITs transmitted              : 11         Retransmission timeout                  : 677 sec         IRT                                      : 1 sec         MRT                                      : 3600 sec         MRC                                      : 0         MRD                                      : 0 sec {Administrator}=>

Ok got to go get SHMBO be back about 16:20 ish.

[#2]

Ok will give it some further thought. We definitely need to get the prefix delegation request in the Requested options section then your clients (and router LAN interface) will be able to create globally unique IPv6 addresses and you should be away. DNS server details would be useful too although these could be set manually, or used over IPv4 for now, so they're not as important.
Incidentally, do try a full ppp reconnection as there could be a risk that the old DHCPv6 state is persisting despite the new config.

[#3]

Back.
OK dropped the ppp and reconnected same results.
Would a reset be useful?

[#4]

Given I don't fully know what the problem is I couldn't say it won't so it might be worth a shot, particularly if you might've been trying a variety of commands along the way.
Certainly without DHCPv6 asking for a PD it won't get one, and without that the full IPv6 connectivity won't be achieved so that's where the focus has to sit.

[#5]

OK reset it.
Now NO ipv6 shown on the ppp page.

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TCP/IPv6 Settings IPv6 State: Disabled Stateless Address Autoconfiguration: Disabled IPv6 Address: - IPv6 Default Gateway: - Local Interface ID: - Remote Interface ID: - DNS Server 1: -

[#6]

You need to at least reenable IPCPv6 on PPP:

ppp ifdetach intf=Internet
ppp ifconfig ipv6=enabled intf=Internet
ppp ifattach intf=Internet
saveall

This will enable the creation of a link-local address for the router and a default gateway.
After that should come the delegation of a prefix for clients using DHCPv6, which the following should provide (if required):

dhcp clientv6 ifdetach 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 ifattach intf=Internet

[#7]

Did that along with the items for the other TG router. Back to same point as before I reset it.

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:dhcp clientv6 ifdetach intf=Internet {Administrator}=>:dhcp clientv6 ifconfig intf=Internet listenra=enabled rapidco mmit=disabled leasetime=7200 irt=86400 iana=1 iapd=1 duidtype=duid-llt leasehis t=enabled {Administrator}=>:dhcp clientv6 ifattach  intf=Internet                        {Administrator}=>:dhcp clientv6 iflist                                        DHCPv6 Client Info :                                                                    Interface                                      : Internet          Mode                                    : stateful         DHCPv6 Client State                      : [INIT]         Client DUID                              : 00:01:00:14:18:7a:dd:c7:a4:b1:e9:98:14:2e         Non Temporary Adress list                :         Prefix list                              : {Administrator}=>

[#8]

I'm back home now and can check my config. Here it is edited to suit your setup (i.e. with your DUID) and top-and-tailed to work as is - you could try a copy-and-paste and see if it helps:

dhcp ifdetach intf=Internet
dhcp clientv6 ifconfig intf=Internet listenra=enabled raflagslifetime=1800 stateless=disabled rapidcommit=disabled leasetime=7200 irt=86400 iana=0 iapd=1 duidtype=duid-llt leasehist=enabled dnsmetric=10 qoslabel=Management
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 txoptions add intf=Internet option=client-identifier value=00:01:00:14:18:7a:dd:c7:a4:b1:e9:98:14:2e
dhcp ifattach intf=Internet

[Edited to update detach/attach process]

[#9]

Had to change a couple of the commands (1st and last)

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{Administrator}=>dhcp clientv6 ifdetach intf=Internet {Administrator}=>dhcp clientv6 ifconfig intf=Internet listenra=enabled raflagsl ifetime=1800 stateless=disabled rapidcommit=disabled leasetime=7200 irt=86400 i ana=0 iapd=1 duidtype=duid-llt leasehist=enabled dnsmetric=10 qoslabel=Manageme nt {Administrator}=>dhcp clientv6 oro add intf=Internet option=domain-name-servers required=disabled {Administrator}=>dhcp clientv6 oro add intf=Internet option=ia-prefix-delegatio n required=disabled {Administrator}=>dhcp clientv6 txoptions add intf=Internet option=client-identi fier value=00:01:00:14:18:7a:dd:c7:a4:b1:e9:98:14:2e Option add failure! {Administrator}=>:dhcp clientv6 ifattach intf=Internet                        {Administrator}=>

BUT good news:

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Gateway: fe80::90:1a00:ca2:acd3 Local Interface ID: ::a6b1:e9ff:fe98:142e Remote Interface ID: ::90:1a00:ca2:acd3 IAPD Prefix: 2a02:16c8:2000:1000::/56 DNS Server 1: 2001:470:20::2

So I now have an ipv6 dns.
Will drop the dhcp on this pc in a mo and see if I have an ipv6 address.

[#10]

Quote from: Hairy

Will drop the dhcp on this pc in a mo and see if I have an ipv6 address.

If you mean what I think you do there's no need for that - being dual stacked means that you can have both an IPv4 and an IPv6 address on the PC. The OS, and most apps, will default to preferring IPv6 transport and so you should see it take effect immediately. This site is a good first point of call as it'll exercise both transports simultaneously (and DNS too).

[#11]

OK just rebooted anyway.
Still cant get any ipv6 info on the sites they just display you are connecting via ipv4.

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You are connecting to this server via IPv4, your address being 81.174.x.y It's time to step up to IPv6! If you can't get native IPv6 transport from your ISP, please check into using a tunnel broker.  Click here to find a list of tunnel brokers.

From that site:

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Your IPv4 address on the public Internet appears to be 81.174.x.y Your Internet Service Provider (ISP) appears to be PLUSNET PlusNet PLC No IPv6 address detected [more info] Good news! Your current configuration will continue to work as web sites enable IPv6. You appear to be able to browse the IPv4 Internet only. You will not be able to reach IPv6-only sites. Your DNS server (possibly run by your ISP) appears to have no access to the IPv6 Internet, or is not configured to use it. This may in the future restrict your ability to reach IPv6-only sites 0/10

[#12]

Interestingly on the Internet check from the router:

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Test Results Test Succeeded DSL Test Succeeded Ethernet Test Succeeded PPP Test Succeeded Native IPv4 Test Succeeded Native IPv6 Test Succeeded Internet Enabled/OKConnectivity to IPv4 Gateway (195.166.128.187) Enabled/OKConnectivity to IPv6 Gateway (fe80::90:1a00:ca2:acd3) Enabled/OKConnectivity to DNS Server 1 (212.159.6.9) Enabled/OKConnectivity to DNS Server 2 (212.159.6.10) Disabled/Not OKConnectivity to IPv6 DNS Server 1 (2001:470:20::2)

[#13]

Are you able to ping the DNS server (or other IPv6 address) from the router? (ping proto=ip addr=2001:470:20::2)

[#14]

Nope:

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{Administrator}=>ping proto=ip addr=2001:470:20::2 Legend : Pingv6 successful(!)         Pingv6 Timeout(.)         Hit ctrl-g to abort... ..... --- Pingv6 statistics --- 5 packet(s) transmitted, 0 successful, 100% packet loss {Administrator}=>

[#15]

What do you get from dhcp clientv6 iflist expand=enabled?
I really would stay away from the router's GUI tests/checks. I know it's easier to use them but there is a high liklihood of being misled given that the IPv6 support in the GUI is extremely limited and we (I) do not fully know what/how it does what it does.