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DPC3941B Firmware Upgrade Broke IPV6
Comcast pushed a firmware upgrade to my DPC3941B modem last night and broke my IPV6 connectivity. I had asked for help on these forums previously and Tier 2 Support rolled back my firmware back to fix the issue, this was fine until last night. Additionally, the modem has not been stable since the upgrade and keeps rebooting and I can no longer access the modem's internal web server through static gateway IP address. Can you assist with a firmware roll back or device upgrade to fix these issues?

mahdi_c
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12 Messages
5 years ago
Phone apps and some websites no longer work properly if IPv6 is "half broken" as we seem to be experiencing with Comcast. If IPv6 is detected at all, some apps and websites try their best to stick with IPv6, and Comcast's "half broken" situation just leaves those apps/websites waiting forever, ultimately leaving users with a broken app. Comcast, please dig deep into this and fix it.
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flybynight
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74 Messages
5 years ago
My modem was rebooted by comcast again last night, and of course, it broke IPv6 again by giving me a different prefix ... ARRRGGGHHH. .now playing PD roulette until I get the old prefix back.
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mahdi_c
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12 Messages
5 years ago
How do you get a new prefix ("PD roulette")? I seem to be stuck with the same 6ecX prefix (my /56 is 6e00)
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flybynight
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74 Messages
5 years ago
@mahdi_c : you need to delete the DUID on your firewall/router. This is the latest iteration of a script I am using for my opnsense firewall:
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flybynight
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5 years ago
Here is an updated script for opnsense (note there are two spots where you need to insert your desired IPv6 prefix):
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