I've got 2 unknown ipv6 connections showing up in my "connected hosts" list but they are definitely not my devices 
I've changed my wlan password (psk2) and they're still showing up; is there a way to disable Ipv6 all together?Many thanks
Disable Ipv6?
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Disable Ipv6?
Hello I've got 2 unknown ipv6 connections showing up in my "connected hosts" list but they are definitely not my devices I've changed my wlan password (psk2) and they're still showing up; is there a way to disable Ipv6 all together?
Many thanks
I've got 2 unknown ipv6 connections showing up in my "connected hosts" list but they are definitely not my devices I've changed my wlan password (psk2) and they're still showing up; is there a way to disable Ipv6 all together?Many thanks
Re: Disable Ipv6?
Not in any meaningful way. IPv6 is very heavy baked into the firmware at the kernel level.
You can try
- disable WAN6 (should already be done in 1.12)
- remove ULA prefix
You might also be able to disable some routing level functions using sysctl. None of this is supported in the GUI.
I'm also sure if you looked a little closer you would find they are your devices, you just don't recognise them.
You can try
- disable WAN6 (should already be done in 1.12)
- remove ULA prefix
You might also be able to disable some routing level functions using sysctl. None of this is supported in the GUI.
I'm also sure if you looked a little closer you would find they are your devices, you just don't recognise them.
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whataboutnow
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Re: Disable Ipv6?
Ah OK, thanks for the info