Adding a rule to drop IPv6 port 547 did the trick of course. That rule is dropping 10-16Mbps on this tower right now. Should I be dropping ALL IPv6 until I am using it on the network?
-Ty On Tue, Jan 6, 2015 at 10:13 AM, Ty Featherling <tyfeatherl...@gmail.com> wrote: > We started getting calls of slow speeds on this tower and found multiple > customers that had a constant ~1.5Mbps download occuring. When I logged > into the router I saw that traffic on some ports that should be idle > (SiteMonitor for example). When I torch the traffic this is what I see. A > single IPv6 connection on the DHCP ports. while this Mikrotik router is > running 6.xx, I do NOT have the IPv6 package active since I do not have > IPv6 running on my network yet. Does anyone know what this is or why it > would be happening? I do not see it on other routers. Someone's router > plugged into this broadcast domain and trying to serve IPv6 DHCP? I am > enabling the IPv6 package so I can manage this traffic but I am very > curious what I am dealing with. > > -Ty >
