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Ok sweet I will definitely try that. On the topic of the Geo-Filter I noticed that when I load up Call of Duty there is a server in Dublin, Ireland that gets pinged(maybe even other places near there I haven't checked each time) and I always wanted to know what that is for. Also I seen on one of the forums here that in order for the Geo-Filter to properly work in COD you need to change your PC device type to a console. Is that ever getting addressed in a future update?

Oh I see. Well in that case then yes I will probably go back to the dish>R3 setup soon so I can have an Open NAT and not have to use two routers. What got me interested in trying IPv6 was to hopefully fix this annoying bug I've been experiencing with Xbox Game Bar. When using the party chat feature, if I leave and rejoin a party(or join a different party) it would break my audio as I can no longer hear or speak to anyone. The only way to fix this bug is to switch my audio output and input to something else within the party audio setting and then change it back. Some solutions online said that IPv6 could solve it, but I tested it just now while on the dish>Starlink router>R3 setup and the bug is still there. Annoying to deal with but not the end of the world. Anyways maybe I'll convince my Xbox friends to use Discord instead and just bypass this problem lol. Thanks for the help I appreciate it.

I managed to get my Starlink router and set it up as you said(dish>Starlink router>R3) and that allowed me to get an IPv6 address, which is great. This setup though means I now have two Wi-Fi networks. I guess I can hide the Starlink network to resolve that so it's not that important. What I am concerned about now is Double NAT, specifically for Call of Duty and the Xbox services. Using only the Netduma R3 on IPv4 I port forwarded the Xbox/COD ports to my PC and got an Open NAT that way. Now I'm only getting a moderate NAT type when I load up Call of Duty. I disabled the Port Forward section and loaded up COD to see if my NAT would change, but it didn't work. I also made sure Call of Duty was able to bypass the firewall. There is no bypass option within the Starlink app for my specific router(Gen 1). Apparently not using the Starlink router at all and using your own router is how you bypass it. Putting the R3 in bypass/bridge mode is also not an option as I want to use the R3 features. Is there any way to solve this with my current setup? Or am I forced to order the Gen 3 Starlink router(that supports bypass) if I want to have both IPv6 and an Open NAT?

I don’t have the router with me right now, but I can try to get my hands on it today. I’ll keep you posted.

I did as described and I did get an IPv6 address

Ok after I connected my PC directly to the dish I did get an IPv6 address. Before I had the R3 I used the XR500 and I remember being able to get an IPv6 address when I enabled it, but at the time with Starlink it was hit or miss whether it stayed on or not so I just kept it disabled.

What does that mean exactly? Unplugging the Starlink Ethernet cable from the WAN port on the router and plugging that into my PC?

Hello, I am having trouble enabling IPv6 on my network. My ISP is Starlink and I have the Gen 1(Circular Dish) connected to the Netduma R3 router(I am not using the Starlink router). I'm on firmware v4.0.645 and I have both the WAN and LAN IPv6 settings enabled. To my understanding Starlink supports IPv6 on all Starlink dishes as well as the R3 router, however I cannot get an IPv6 address when testing it via the "test-ipv6.com" website. Things I've tried: -Power Cycling Starlink(also unplugging it for a few minutes) -Rebooting Router(unplugging it for a few minutes as well) -Factory Resetting Router -Using only the WAN IPv6 option and disabling the LAN IPv6 It's not that big of a deal if I can't obtain an IPv6 address as I just wanted to check it out to see how it compares to IPv4 and if I notice any improvement, but if anyone knows any solutions I would appreciate it. Thank you.

I'd also like to request to be added too, if possible. Thanks.

Hey, do you think I could also get access to the XR500 beta as well? Thanks.