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I'll get this to the right people now mateIf anyone knows how to get a message through to EE Networking support people, in my case a traceroute appears to show an infinite loop on IPv6 between 2a01:4c8:f800:80f2::2 and 2a01:4c8:f800:80f2::3
(I realise this will make no sense to most "normal" people!)
Convention with IPv6 is you drop leading zeroes. The :: part would be :0000: too if written in longhandSurprised to see 4c8, was expecting four characters.
All to make it easier for people to store them in a spreadsheet!Convention with IPv6 is you drop leading zeroes. The :: part would be :0000: too if written in longhand
I tried and failed miserably earlier, but I made the mistake of relying on webchat!I'll get this to the right people now mate
If anybody still having issues can you inbox me your mobile numbers and ill get them fed into the network teamAll to make it easier for people to store them in a spreadsheet!
I tried and failed miserably earlier, but I made the mistake of relying on webchat!
Send me your number mate via inboxNot working here still this morning. I will try and get some diagnostic tools downloaded onto my phone and see if I can work out where in the chain this is breaking down.
It looks like a problem with the IPv6 routing within EE, its getting stuck in a loop between two EE routers from what I can see.
I know there are a few people here working at EE - is there any way I can get to speak directly to the networking people, or get the information passed to them?
Inbox me your number and type of device and I've got someone lined up to helpAll to make it easier for people to store them in a spreadsheet!
I tried and failed miserably earlier, but I made the mistake of relying on webchat!
Inbox me your number and what type of phone you have mate - more examples the better!Wasnt working today in gateshead Ne8. You need my number sending over?
EE switched the bellend filter on again?
I can confirm that this is a problem with routing in the EE IPv6 network. If you get an IPv4 address, everything works fine.
There is a workaround on android which I have tested, whilst far from ideal it will work until the day EE sort the problem out.
Follow the steps here, selecting IPv4 for the "EE Internet" APN then reboot your phone and you should be able to access RTG again.
It's an etch a sketch with a skipping rope tied to itYou have internet in Bishop now ?
I was down near Bournemouth Monday till Yesterday and it wouldn't work. It wouldn't work all the way back up the country either.
I nearly crashed a couple of times trying to get it working.
No chance, I had a gin and tonic in a McDonald's cup with a straw.As long as you didn't spill your beer
Desperate to find out why you got 6 likes!The content of this post cannot be displayed as the server has the bellend filter turned on