I'm having packet loss failures for the past month when my devices pinging the ATT DNS servers (68.94.156.9 and 68.94.157.9). NVG589 Max Plus 18Mb internet connection. This is causing major intermittent latency issues on all of my devices. My normal 15-30ms ping is spiking to 700-1000ms periodically

Is AT&T planning/working on switching their uverse customers from tunneled/6rd to native IPv6?  If so, any timeline? Thank you.

I currently have business class AT&T U-Verse service with five static IPv4 addresses. I'm working on some development sites for which it would be helpful to have static IP addresses, although I would need IPv6 addresses as I don't have enough IPv4 addresses to cover everything. Is there a block of s

Is there somewhere on the forum for just general discussions concerning the rollout of IPv6 on the system? I now have an IPv6 IP assigned to me and have been tinkering with it. I realize this is very early in the process. One question: I've tried to access my ftp server here and have been unable to

I have just upgraded from an older (AT&T) standard ADSL service to ADSL2+, and am not exactly sure how to get IPv6 working in my current configuration.   My old setup was simple:  ASUS RT-AC66U -> plain DSL modem.  The ASUS handled the PPoE sign in, etc., and was configured for using IPv6 using 6rd

I posted this also in the ATT Internet features forum, but since I'm an ATT Fiber Residential customer, I'll post here to see if someone more knowledgeable can help: prov-dns@att.com says that ATT doesn't set IPv6 PTR's up.  dnsrequests@att.com bounces. Is there anyone I can lobby to request that th

Starting on 12/8, I have lost almost all external IPv6 connectivity. Is it working for anyone?  The reason I say almost all is that the border relay responds to about 50% of pings.  I see a lot of posts about slow loading and timeouts, which could be related to this as modern systems will

I have business uverse.  My machines behind the router pull ipv6 via dhcp.  I have poor ipv6 connectivity.  The uverse router's firewall log is showing: How can I stop the uverse router from blocking valid ipv6 traffic to my servers? noticeJan 12 14:32:03IN=br0 MAC=14:ed:bb:b2:89:a9 src=2602:306:381

IPV6 had been working but now it does not. After researching I found that the problem is associated with "IPv6 Delegated Prefix Subnet" not being assigned to my ARRIS NVG599 router. I power cycled the router and after DSL became active the router was assigned a value for "IPv6 Delegated Prefix Subne

Hi,I followed the guide on port forwarding, but I'm still having issues accessing a VNC server on my raspberry pi. I know the problem is strictly with my router settings because I have been able to access the raspberry pi with VNC on a different router. The ports that I'm using for VNC are 5800 and

Using Uverse 18Mbps tier, I am experiencing unacceptably long delays reaching various websites.  What can I do to improve this? My pings are in the 200-300ms range as measured on pingtest.net against a server less than 10 miles from my house.  Throughput isn't an issue, as I consistently get 18Mbps

Hi!Do any of you all out there run an IPv6 tunnel with HE and your own linux router? I use my own CentOS linux router and have put my Arris BGW210 modem in cascade mode. The tunnel works, sorta.  Over IPv6, I see very high packet delays on order of 750ms ping6 time to the other side of my tunnel end

Is native IPv6 available to u-verse dsl customers?  Someone said I just need to upgrade the firmware on my Pace 5268AC, but I thought AT&T did that automatically.

Pace 5268 - I have IPv6 support "on" in my home network - and have "Prefix delegation" and "Address Assignment" both enabled. The trouble is with IPv6 "SLAAC" addresses - these are all registered with DNS and *never* seem to go away - even after being deprecated and then removed from the v6 interfac

EDIT: Solved - Reset IP under ATT Modem - 30s power cycle did not fix the issue. Found the button while poking through menus. Diagnostics>resets>ResetIP   currently have a bgw210-700 on 1.6.9. IPV6 was working last time i checked, a month ago?, now nothing. anyone else with similar

Hello,I have my cellular data over an IPv6-only internet connection, but I cannot send FTP data to an IPv6-only server. I cannot even PING that server, while I am currently able to perform HTTP traffic. Is AT&T filtering and/or firewalling the internet ports, so that HTTP traffic works while FTP not

I have Gigaspeed and everything seems to indicate that it should support IPv6, but I cannot get it to function.  I have IPV6 stack installed, my systems are getting an IPv6 address, but in my Ethernet status it says IPv4 connectivity:  Internet   IPv6 Connectivity:  No Internet Access. When I go to

The title says it all. Tried multiple PCs, etc. Anyone else see this?

I have had a series of ordeals trying to get AT&T to fix an ongoing issue I have had with performance issues from my UVserse access to any service hosted by Google (YouTube, Gmail, AdWords etc). Its been 6 months, multiple tech support calls and finally in complete frustration, an FCC Net Neutrality