I have just installed LEDE latest version on my WNDR3700. I have connected the WAN interface to a Fibre (FTTP) router that is in bridge mode. LEDE is awesome! I have mwan3 running as well to failover to my secondary line - works a treat!
WAN interface has PPOE enabled with my providers credentials entered.
Question - should I be using WAN or WAN6, and what is the difference? Both interfaces appear to work and both get ipv4 and ipv6 addresses. In fact if i enable both together i get two seperate ipv4 addresses, one on each interface
My ipv6 address is a /128
Possibly related question question is why I only seem to get 1/2 bandwidth on any one connection. My connection is 30Mb/s but each download gets max 15Mb/s. I can however run two downloads and get the full 30Mb/s.
Running a Netgear WNDR3700 (v1 i believe) and LEDE Reboot 17.01 going through a Billion Fibre Gateway in bridge mode PPOE.
The only change additional package I have installed is mwan3 and assigned eth0.4 to wan2 as a failover wan. This failover is connected to the LAN side of an ADSL router.
No QoS or traffic shaping of any kind is running.
FTTP is 30Mb/s down 3Mb/s up. ADSL is ~3Mb/s down ~1Mb/s up.
Are you saying that my PPOE credentials should be entered in both wan and wan6? I have 'stopped' wan6 for the time being as wan seems to work fine and gives an IPv6 address
It should be connected to a port you setup as WAN2. This means you have to properly setup a Switch Port for VLAN 4 as well. I just want to ensure that you didn't plug this into your LAN.
No, I'm saying:
If you look at your configs, you'll see there isn't a way to add credentials. The config only says "@wan" and should use DHCPv6 to get an IP.
Router WAN connected to Fibre router in bridge mode
Router LAN port 1 VLAN1 connected to internal network
Router LAN port 4 VLAN4 connected to ADSL Router using DHCP. This port is assigned to wan firewall group. This is definitely not connected to my main LAN.
This is all setup using the GUI, but happy to provide config if required.
Ok - so in the config for wan6 interface what is the username and password field for (again, I am using the web gui).
The wan6 interface is mostly a logical container for driving the IPv6 RA and DHCP client. It is usually set to be an alias interface of wan (using the ifname @wan notation) and will inherit the layer 3 interface from the parent wan interface. Due to this, both the wan and wan6 networks share the same Linux net device pppoe-wan which causes LuCI to display the same IP address info for both (its like calling ifconfig pppoe-wan twice).
In short, this is nothing to worry about and expected.
ok - thanks for your help. I changed the interface to "@wan" and it is showing an ipv6 address, however the LEDE diagnostics page ping ipv6 says destination unreachable
did you find a workaround?
do you need ipv6 for some mandatory reason on your LAN?
have you tried the same setup on 17.01.5 or 18.06.0 to see if it works ?