I have an issue where the openwrt router is “interfering" with my windows 7 pro machines and advertising both a ipv6 address to them as well as setting a 1st or primary ip6 dns server.
The effect is that smb connections to UNC shares on the win 7 machines fail or drop when the openwrt machine comes on the lan. But the win 7 machine can still reach the internet and other machines, it’s ‘just’ samba that looses connection to it’s network mounted UNC shares. I have disabled ip6 in every checkbox I can find on luci. On each interface I untucked the box for it to use the built-in ip6 address management. and I set the dhcp server ipv6 settings all to ‘disabled’ on both wan and lan (i.e. Router Advertisement-Service -> disabled , DHCPv6-Service -> disabled, NDP-Proxy -> disabled) Can I do more on the firewall or on the kernel to disable ipv6 altogether, or if it can’t be disabled, can I block it ALL on the firewall? — Urs Rau ________________________________ Operation Mobilisation (OM) - a company limited by guarantee - The Quinta, Weston Rhyn, Oswestry, SY10 7LT, United Kingdom Company reg no: 2564320 (England & Wales) - Charity reg. no: 1008196 (England & Wales) - SC040988 (Scotland) Web: http://www.uk.om.org
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