That's a router I know
of, but practically nothing
about, beyond an impression from other sources that it has its fair share of quirks
As this isn't a widely-read forum, I'd suggest that you give it a few days to see if any useful advice turns up, if not then re-post in the
DSL Hardware forum.
In the meantime, some thoughts:
You probably know this, but just in case- the BQM auto-detects the IPv6 address of your
computer, not the router. If you haven't changed it, it could be a firewall problem.
There are some useful IPv6 test sites around-
this one which gives your connection (v4 and v6) a good workout (but can sometimes be a bit alarmist) and
this one which can run a reverse ping to both addresses. The second one runs remotely (like the BQM) and only uses your computer's IPv6 address, so you'll need to open up a route through the firewall (that's why my router uses a dynamic v6 IP but the computer uses a fixed one, it saves a lot of messing about!)
Edited by billford (Mon 23-Apr-12 13:47:38)