RV160W doesn't forward IPv6 packets

[gordonmleigh]

My ISP has given me a routing prefix of 2001:db8:300:200::/56 and my gateway is 2001:db8:300:200::1. I've set up my RV160W as follows:

WAN	2001:db8:300:200::2/64
VLAN1	2001:db8:300:201::1/64

When I look at the routing table, it has automatically added entries as follows:

Destination	Next Hop	Hop Count	Interface	Source
2001:db8:300:200::/64	::	256	WAN	Direct
2001:db8:300:201::/64	::	256	VLAN1	Direct
fe80::/64	::	256	WAN	Direct
fe80::/64	::	256	--	Direct
fe80::/64	::	256	VLAN1	Direct
fe80::/64	::	256	VLAN1	Direct
fe80::/64	::	256	VLAN1	Direct
::/0	2001:db8:300:200::1	768	WAN	Static

From the Diagnostic page I can ping the gateway 2001:db8:300:200::1 and other addresses on the internet.  From a device connected to VLAN1 I can ping both the WAN and VLAN1 interfaces (2001:db8:300:200::2 and 2001:db8:300:201::1) but I can't ping the gateway 2001:db8:300:200::1 or anything on the internet.

What have I missed? It seems that this router is not working with IPv6.

[Edwin Portillo]

If you are driving dynamic and static routing in your infrastructure do not forget to propagate the default route. Make sure the ISP has a default static route to your router:

::/0 2001:db8:300:200::2

[Jo Kern]

Please open a case with Cisco support to track this issue.

Jo

[Jo Kern]

Just tested myself and it works in my case. It looks like a routing issue with your ISP. Can you share what ISP you are using ?

Best

Jo