TP-Link 3600 and IPv6
I just bought a TP-Link 3600 router (formal name: TL-WDR3600). Quite a nice router: good Wifi (80/80 Mbps), almost linespeed (router achieves 380/380 Mbps, so not completely reaching my 420/420 Mbps linespeed). Nice configuration features. And all that for only 45 Euro's.
The Dutch product information says it supports 6RD, which ... it does not. So the router can't use Hurricane Electric.
However, it does support IPv6 via DHCPv6, Static IPv6, PPPoEv6 and 6to4.
As my ISP does not support IPv6, I tried 6to4, and ... it works quite well. The results are below
Results
IPv6 Addressing
On the LAN side, the TP-Link 3600 provides SLAAC. The resulting addresses are:
Raspi with Raspbian:
MAC address: b8:27:eb:96:c4:2f
IPv6 address: 2002:3e2d:7722:1:ba27:ebff:fe96:c42f (MAC-based with the u-bit set, aka EUI-64)
Laptop with Ubuntu, with IPv6 privacy extensions activated:
MAC address: 18:f4:6a:9c:ce:d4
IPv6 addresses:
2002:3e2d:7722:1:545f:6a47:e629:cce (privacy extension)
2002:3e2d:7722:1:1af4:6aff:fe9c:ced4 (MAC-based with the u-bit set, aka EUI-64)
So the format of the IPv6 addresses is:
2002:
In other words, the scheme from http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19683-01/817-0573/iptm-ip6-trans-1/index.html is followed:
IPv6 Speed
wget -6 'http://ftp.belnet.be/ubuntu.com/ubuntu/releases/precise/ubuntu-12.04.4-desktop-i386.iso' -O /dev/null
results in a mean speed of 7,07 MB/s, so about 70 MBps IPv6.
A "ping6 ipv6.google.com" results in a mean ping time of 6.8 ms
Not bad at all
IPv6 Connectivity
Within the LAN, things works as expected: a direct connection between IPv6 enabled devices.
Conclusion
Details
Hardware and firmware version
Tests run on WDR3600 v1 with Firmware Version: 3.13.34 Build 130909 Rel.53148n
IPv6 configuration screen
