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Tutor

Dec 27, 2022

R8000P

Since the latest firmware update, I've seen screens like the one below several times a day. When I click the Try again button, the browser generally connects to the desired url. So, I wonder i...

Guru - Experienced User

Dec 27, 2022

What FW version are you using?

What brand and model ISP modem/ONT are you using?

Enable IPv6 (Auto) on the R8000P, then apply and reboot the router and devices.

DK-Eric
Tutor
Dec 27, 2022
If I intrepret the information displayed below, IP v.6 is active.
The firmware version is displayed as well.
Should I try one of the other alternatives instead of 6to4 Tunnel?

Best regards,

Eric
- FURRYe38
  Guru - Experienced User
  Dec 27, 2022
  Select IPv6 Auto from the drop down menu instead of 6to4Tunnel
  - DK-Eric
    Tutor
    Dec 27, 2022
    I'll try that just before going to bed tonight. Then I can report the result tomorrow.
    
    Best regards,
    
    Eric
DK-Eric
Tutor
Dec 27, 2022
I forgot to mention that my ISP, Yousee, has supplied a Sagemcom Home Box which passes the WAN signal to my R8000P.
- FURRYe38
  Guru - Experienced User
  Dec 27, 2022
  Does this modem have a built in router and wifi by chance?
  
  DK-Eric wrote:
  
  I forgot to mention that my ISP, Yousee, has supplied a Sagemcom Home Box which passes the WAN signal to my R8000P.
  - DK-Eric
    Tutor
    Dec 27, 2022
    I don't think it even is a modem. The broadband signal from my ISP is transported via a fiberoptic backbone and a Media converter converts the signal for the Sagemcom Home Box. The Sagemcom Home Box contains a router with 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz Wi-Fi. Both frequencies are accessible via guest network and protected networks.
    But I have disabled the Wi-Fi networks on the Sagemcom box.
    
    Time for bed here.
    
    Best regards,
    
    Eric