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I checked IPv6 pinhole support through UPnP and it worked fine (but didn’t show on the GUI).
So it shouldn’t be an issue there.

No you don’t need to port forward ipv6 (unless you’re using NAT6), but you do need to open ports to devices.
I’m not confident this is handled by UPnP in Gargoyle

Well that’s good news! I’ll do some work to add these extra config items into the GUI in the future. I’ll try to find some time to check if they do anything different as far as UPnP in the OEM firmware. From what I can gather, Xbox requires the following ports opened: TCP: 3074 UDP: 88, 500, 3074, 3...

I flashed the stock firmware and compared what gl-inet change when you set "passthrough" mode on IPv6. Here's a comparison: https://www.diffchecker.com/E9LuxVT1/ In /etc/config/dhcp they set config dhcp 'lan' ... option dhcpv6 'relay' option ra 'relay' option ndp 'relay' The only bit you a...

Yes that's right. However, I've not used FireFox in ages and it's different enough that the instructions won't make much sense how I describe them. Lets change methods. Login with WinSCP (if you've not used that before, see here https://www.gargoyle-router.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=8505) Navigate to...

Ahh, so you’re not getting any prefix delegation. This is one of the few cases where you might need to set some options I disabled. You need to set dhcpv6 and router advertisements to “relayed” on the DHCP page. You can do this via the command line or in the browser by removing the “disabled” flag f...

Yes that's right.
Are any other devices getting IPv6 and it is just the xbox having trouble? Or is nothing getting it?

On the Connection->DHCP page what do you have enabled as far as IPv6?

You need to host screenshots externally and link them here, if that’s what you tried to do

Under Connection->Basic have you set WAN IPv6 to DHCP?

No. It was only recently proposed for support in OpenWrt (14 days ago) and it still hasn’t been accepted.
This would be on master branch and so we are at least 12-18 months away from Gargoyle supporting it minimum.

Sorry!