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[FurryNutz]

Use ISP DNS for now.

[Doctor Doom]

What you can try at least to narrow things down further is to change the IPv6 to Link-Local only. It should be under settings/Internet/IPv6. Then change it from auto-detection to link-local only. Run that for a few days and see if there is any change.

[zeny1]

What you can try at least to narrow things down further is to change the IPv6 to Link-Local only. It should be under settings/Internet/IPv6. Then change it from auto-detection to link-local only. Run that for a few days and see if there is any change.

That disables IPV6?

[FurryNutz]

Disable betting IPv6 services from the ISP. Link-Local Only, IPv6 is enabled on the LAN side network only.

[zeny1]

Disable betting IPv6 services from the ISP. Link-Local Only, IPv6 is enabled on the LAN side network only.

Gotcha.

link only ipv6 for about 21 hours now and no logs. Usually I would have seen something by now. Looks like it is a IPV6 thing.

My ISP Rogers runs native IPV6 to households, and it has issues in versions prior to 1.11V that requires to manually reset it every hour or so. I am guessing there's some kinks still left in it. I guess is there a way I can help D-LINK to resolve these issues with Canadian ISP "Rogers" and all of their resellers? In Canada the only 2 real internet providers are Rogers and Bell, everyone else is mostly a reseller.

[FurryNutz]

Thanks for responding and letting us know. It would be good if you can help D-Link solve this. Seems like there maybe some minor issues that could be solved by D-Link Canada.