27-07-2025 01:37 PM
I have just transferred from BT, where I had IPv6 working. It has disappeared with the transfer to EE and the EE hub. Why might that be? Is it fixable?
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27-07-2025 05:25 PM - edited 27-07-2025 05:29 PM
@Brian160 What did the iP link above earlier return only ip4 address? Not sure when the wan is updated my be every 24hrs, but off/on router and factory reset should poll it, do not have an EE router so cannot test the radius server for you!
You are using a EE Router as i do not see mention off it?
https://ee.co.uk/help/broadband/getting-started
27-07-2025 07:36 PM
@JimM11 All the checkers say I don't have IPv6. I only have an IPv4 address.
The router is a brand new EE one. It says IPv6 is enabled! I don't have the old BT router any longer so I can't swap it back in to check. I do know that I had functioning IPv6 before changing to EE.
27-07-2025 09:14 PM
@Brian160 Look at the link and say which one you have from the pictures!
https://ee.co.uk/help/broadband/getting-started/compare-our-range-of-broadband-hubs
27-07-2025 09:34 PM
It's the Smart Hub Plus
28-07-2025 08:31 AM
@Brian160 Thank you, that EE Router 100% has iPv6 on it, so if you are NOT being assigned switch your router off for a couple hours to see if it can path different and get an updated IP, make sure to note the previous IP4 you got!
28-07-2025 08:15 PM
EE have decided to send an engineer out to fix it. I think they'll end up just changing the router, but we'll see.
28-07-2025 09:30 PM
@Brian160 will be interested to see what an engineer will do.
Do you have an 0900-1300/1300-1800 appointment or a two hour window?
The first will be Openreach, the latter Qube.
From everything you have done so far it would appear either a faulty router, or a a coifing error.
Either way, do let us know how it goes, not heard of this issue before. Even the older legacy accounts seem to get IPv6 these days.