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If the issue happens, it happens at 10am, for about 1minute between onset and return to stability. It does not happen every day. During the minute, pings go through the roof and packets start to drop, then the pings settle down and packets stop dropping, everything is fine again. This occurs on our wifi to the point that wifi users effectively loose internet
Asked · Feb 8
commented · Feb 9
The IPv4 address 127.0.0.1 is for the local/current client. What is the opposite of the address in IPv6? I already searched for it, but only found ::1 . Is this the correct one?
I would like to use IPv6 on my LAN and would like to be able to go out to the WAN as well. My network is a classic IPv4 environment. It works well. My ISP provides Global Unicast IPv6 address on the WAN interface of my router ( pfsense 2.5.2 ). I can ping google's IPv6 address from my router: PING6(56=40+8+8 bytes) <my-global-unicast-iv6-address> -->