RBR50 - no IPv6 after V2.5.1.8 update?

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MrChrisD wrote:

edit: can't seem to embed images, not sure if it's due to low post count? The links below work, sorry for the extra step

Actually, imbedding pictures seems to require moderator approval.  I have posted 100's of times and this often happens to me.  (sigh)

So tried a full master reset on both the router and satellite and turned everything back the way it was and then tried to setup IPv6 with the same result.

 

IPv6 Page (LAN and WAN IPv6s blurred but they're there and appear to be valid):

https://i.imgur.com/eEddhOc

Mine looks exactly like this, except that I have the ISP DNS servers instead of specifying them.

Internet Port (IPv4 and MAC blurred), you can see the IPv4 DNS servers but not IPv6 (although I definitely saw those with the original FW):

https://imgur.com/96UQ6IC

Mine looks exactly the same, except it's my ISP DNS servers.  I do not think I have EVER seen IPv6 DNS values here.

Comcast IPv6 Check (IPv4 blurred):

https://imgur.com/23bdDDm

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It appears to me that this Orbi is supporting IPv6.  Looking through the message thread, I do not see some items:

• What is the Orbi connected to (brand & model)?
  (Looking for modem, modem/router, modem/router/wifi)
• What the ISP and are they on record as supporting IPv6.
  (Mine is Spectrum and they have an extensive web page describing how they are)
  On the off chance that the ISP is Xfinish (Comcast), I found their page: https://www.xfinity.com/support/articles/about-ipv6 
  Of particular interest was this comment:
  "You can view your current IPv4 address at http://www.comcast6.net. When your area transitions to IPv6, you’ll be able to see your IPv6 address there)."
• Are there any other devices that can be used to test?
  (In addition to my Windows PC, I have tested Raspberry Pi and Android Phone.  All pass.)