Hi @David-TP ,

 

yes, I would like to give it a try. How does the workaround look like? Will there be an official solution with an upcoming firmware update?

 

Thx and best regards

 

  Hi @David-TP,

 

could you please provide detailed information about the workaround you mentioned? I'm really curious about how it works :)

 

Thx for your support and best regards

Hi David-TP, any news regarding the last posts? thx and best regards

  @Hesselbank777 

Hi, did you find a solution?

I have a different device but am experiencing the same problem.

 

I even tried disabling the IPV6 firewall, but it didn’t work either.

As David-TP suggested, "There is a temporary workaround to disable the IPV6 firewall entirely. Would this work for you?"

 

Cheers :)

Hi  @hescher ,

 

unfortunately not. I don't even know how to deactivate the ipv6 firewall. Of course I can disable the whole IPv6 support, but thats not wantbI want to do. Do you have an advise, gow to disavle the ipv6 firewall?

 

THX and best regards

Martin

Hi  @David-TP,

 

I'm still waiting for an advise on how I can disable the IPv6 firewall on my XE75.

I'm still facing the same issue, that the port forwardings I configured in the IPv6 firewall become obsolete after the IPv6 of my destination has changed.

 

Please help me and the others who are facing the same issue!

 

Best

Hesselbank777

  @David-TP

 

I'd be interested in a fix for this issue as well. Instead of disabling the IPv6 firewall entirely, perhaps it would be possible to register firewall rules according to device MAC address? This is how it worked on my Google WiFi system. This also makes it so that IPv6 changes don't invalidate existing IPv6 firewall rules.

We should be able to define Firewall Rules by MAC address instead of IP address. This will help avoid invalidation of the rule when the IPv6 address changes. This is how it worked on my Google WiFi system.