Any way to enable ipv6?

[marcmv1 1]

Hi,

 

This is going to sound weird but... while I'm tunneled, how do I re-enable IPv6 on my android?

 

After fighting with this for a long time, I've discovered that in order for WiFi calling to work on T-Mobile, IPv6 has to be enabled on the phone. IPv6 doesn't have to be available, so I can disable it on my router to prevent IP leaks, but I do need this enabled on the phone itself.

 

When I connect I see this line:

 

did_ifconfig_ipv6_setup=0 which is disabling IPv6

 

How do I override and set it back to 1?

 

I'm on a rooted Nexus 6P so getting access won't be an issue although I'd prefer to set it directly in the OpenVPN config.

 

Thanks!

[OpenSourcerer 1441]

Well, upon connection, OpenVPN gets its routes and addresses from PUSH_REPLY. I assume, if IPv6 parameters are sent, IPv6 will be set up. If not, did_ifconfig_ipv6_setup=0.

 

If you happen to use Schwabe's OpenVPN for Android, try this: Go to the profile you use to connect to AirVPN > Routing > IPv6: Enable Use default route.

[marcmv1 1]

Well, upon connection, OpenVPN gets its routes and addresses from PUSH_REPLY. I assume, if IPv6 parameters are sent, IPv6 will be set up. If not, did_ifconfig_ipv6_setup=0.

 

If you happen to use Schwabe's OpenVPN for Android, try this: Go to the profile you use to connect to AirVPN > Routing > IPv6: Enable Use default route.

 

Thanks for the tip. I tried both checked and unchecked but ipv6 test fails either way while connected to the VPN

[OpenSourcerer 1441]

Because there's no support for it at AirVPN yet. Patience, unfortunately, but it might go online this year.

[marcmv1 1]

Because there's no support for it at AirVPN yet. Patience, unfortunately, but it might go online this year.

I get that. I am looking to enable ipv6 on my Android as I stated when I started this thread. I'm not asking when AirVPN will support ipv6.

 

From what I can see TMO wifi calling requires it be enabled. It doesn't have to be routed and I don't need an ipv6 IP just ipv6 enabled. I know this because I have ipv6 disabled on my router and wifi calling works. However as soon as I disable ipv6 on my phone at the os level wifi calling is disabled

[jup 0]

Any news on IPv6 on Andoid?

 

I just realized, on my Google Pixel, ipleak shows proper Airvpn exit address (IPv4) when I am connected via my regular WiFi, but the moment I am on LTE, which apparently forces IPv6 on, my phone's IPv6 address is displayed. I have no intention of rooting my phone so I have no way to disable IPv6 and I don't think there's much I can do about it. But this means that I can't use VPN on the phone properly.

 

For comparison, Mullvad VPN does show IPv6 address of their exit point on ipleak (at least I assume it's that, it's certainly not my phone's IP) - so it can be done.