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I have an Arris modem/router that I have to use from my ISP. I have it in Bridge mode, so I'm running my AX3000 behind that. was just wondering what best settings would be for this and some help on the IPv6 setup (I have RCN as ISP). Mainly interested in best settings for Xbox One and TV streaming along with other WAN devices (5 phones, 3 printers, 4 firesticks, 4 laptops, 1 PC). Thank you.
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Thank you, thank you. Very nice of you to respond. I will try those settings and see if I can wake up IPv6. I'll get back to ya. thank you again
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@ArcherC8 by "power cycle" you mean reboot, correct?
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@ArcherC8 Are these settings correct?
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@ArcherC8 Ok will do...I'd try calling my ISP (RCN) but they never answer tech calls anymore (not an exaggeration, I recently tried seven times, and each time after the automated queries I was put on hold and then the busy signal). I'm not even sure if RCN supports IPv6. Cannot switch either. The ISPs nowadays want to keep their monopolies. Anyway, I will try those...thanks again. I will get back to you.
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Mine is a little different:
I set Get IPv6 Address to AUTO, which was actually my default.
I'm on Spectrum and they do support IPv6 so maybe that is why it worked?
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@IrvSp Thanks IrvSp. Yeah, mine was on auto too by default, but where did you get that address. I finally got thru to RCN and EVEN their tech didn't know how to set this up. She had my fishing around in my ethernet adapter options to make sure I had all the IPv4 options enabled. But I don't even think all those options need to be abled for this. I told her that this is not THAT new and has been around since 2012. But she said she's never even heard of this (IPv6). I thought it was time to end the call. She said she was sorry but told me she'd try to have someone a little more tech-savvy call me back tomorrow. So who knows. Thanks for your input.
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