toothpaste_sandwich OP , 11 months ago

$ dig @9.9.9.9 myserver.now-dns.net AAAA

It does indeed return my IPv6 address! Good to know that that works, at least.

IPv6 doesn’t need port forwarding really but I suspect that is how you allow access

Yes, I had the same thought. I had read that IPv6 doesn’t open ports per se but rather allows access in a firewall or something like that.

Have a look around in that menu a screen shot might help.

Unfortunately the amount of settings for IPv6 is quite scarce.

• I can set up a DMZ for IPv6:

https://feddit.nl/pictrs/image/3533ec30-a2a3-4d8d-927a-89da98e35141.png

• I can “open ports” (the screenshot I already posted basically shows all I can do there: feddit.nl/…/e0a39af4-aef5-4a15-a6e7-ec78621a704a.…)
• I can either turn on IPv6 or turn it off:

https://feddit.nl/pictrs/image/21a1fc78-60e5-47ad-a21c-d9f79d8c50b3.png

…and as far as I could find, that rounds off all the settings to do with IPv6.

It might help if you tell us where you are (very roughly - country and perhaps city), your ISP and router model. I can get you to the point of all of this working but there are rather a lot of unknowns. I can see that your router offers Dutch or English so I will guess you are from the Netherlands.

That’s right, I’m in the Netherlands, in Utrecht to be exact. My ISP is Youfone and the router model is a ZTE H369A

https://feddit.nl/pictrs/image/27e0ddf0-5f4e-4f98-b2a7-d94370ec1bc0.png

Thanks again for all your help!