IPv6 enablement

I actually fixed it and started getting the ipv6 addresses. It was weird as usual but here is what I think fixed it. I switched out the dns for ipv6 using the google address. I put in both primary and secondary and it still didn’t work. I called google and they told me to remove the secondary address and it worked. 

maybe everyone knows this but the address is not right when it’s first there digits start with fsd 

but I don’t think ipv6 is ready since it was dramatically slower especially with images. The who fire tv Home Screen was blank and the app was sluggish. 

so I disabled it. Next I tried wpa3 and that let the devices to the 6e channel. 

But wpa3 is not backward compatible with lots of devices put in service before 2021 or 2020. That’s a hassle I don’t need. 

The weird part is I disabled wpa3 and the sticks still use 6e. 

tips on 6e is the distance from the router or mesh nodes is pretty limited with walls too. I just extended the mesh to that room and it’s fixed. 

I also moved from google pro 6e to eero 6e. Loving the eero so far. 

let me know if anyone has questions on this stuff. 

let me know if anything comes up and I’ll try to help. 

I got this working. It was my google mesh setup. It turns out the ipv6 killed my performance though. Not sure why but I turned it back off. Researching further the info on ipv6 was security overhead and perhaps address resolving?