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@Netduma FraserRequesting beta access (I've submitted the form). Thanks in advance!

Hey Fraser, sent you a DM .

I can also confirm that Xbox Party Chat is NOT working. I had a buddy join me, but his status never changed from 'Connecting', and then the party crashed and threw us both out of it. Also, on a more important note for me, IPv6 is still not working properly. It still drops the IPv6 routes after 90 minutes, which was the same problem I reported in July 2020. It also doesn't just enable and start to work when you turn the sliders on. It took me several reboots to get it up and running, and I had to use my Xbox 'Advanced' networking view to even see if it turned on at all. There is absolutely no information in the GUI as to the status of IPv6, and you also can't tell if you have a valid address, DNS address, nor can you set a custom IPv6 DNS address for it. We really need a separate IPv6 GUI to allow for some configuration and also information regarding it's status in the router info screens. I realize you guys don't have a large team of developers, but this is really frustrating. I've taken the R1 offline again (it's been offline for about 9 months already due to the IPv6 problems I reported before), as it's completely unusable for me in its current state (I play CoD with a clan every night, and need the party chat). I hope you guys can come up with fixes to both those things in the next couple of weeks because otherwise I won't be able to use it. EDIT: I realize this is a beta, so I'm reporting issues I see. The frustration just goes with it 😕 . Thanks for your guys' work, and I really hope these issues can be fixed quickly.

Hey Fraser, A while back, I was probably the main person complaining about the lack of IPv6 support, and remember reading that the beta would have that built-up as an important feature, and should apply to get in to primarily test the IPv6 feature-set. I know, based on what I read, that there wasn't a lot of people looking for that as an important update for that. I submitted to get in, but wasn't selected, unfortunately. Since IPv6 is so important for the future of the Internet, is there any chance I can pull your leg to get in, just to test out the IPv6 support? Pretty please?