No IPv6 to client pc when connected thru Windows 10 L2TP
Posted: Sun Mar 27, 2022 2:04 am
Hi,
I am testing Softether VPN on IPv6. My ISP assigns me IPv6 however it is I believe dynamic. Each device connected to router gets ip6 GUA.
When I connect to my Softether server running on Windows 10 using Softether client (client is on mobile hotspot that is also ipv6)from my Windows 10 laptop, the client properly acquires IPv6 GUA. The Hub on server is bridged with the ethernet adapter which is connected to my router.
However when I connect to server's IPv6 using the Windows 10 built-in VPN client, it does connect using L2TP over IPsec preshared key on IPv6 but the client does not acquire IPv6. It only gets IPv4. If I disable IPv4, then connection fails eventually.
Am I missing something or is this a limitation of windows built in client?
No much info on the internet about this case seems like.
Thanks.
I am testing Softether VPN on IPv6. My ISP assigns me IPv6 however it is I believe dynamic. Each device connected to router gets ip6 GUA.
When I connect to my Softether server running on Windows 10 using Softether client (client is on mobile hotspot that is also ipv6)from my Windows 10 laptop, the client properly acquires IPv6 GUA. The Hub on server is bridged with the ethernet adapter which is connected to my router.
However when I connect to server's IPv6 using the Windows 10 built-in VPN client, it does connect using L2TP over IPsec preshared key on IPv6 but the client does not acquire IPv6. It only gets IPv4. If I disable IPv4, then connection fails eventually.
Am I missing something or is this a limitation of windows built in client?
No much info on the internet about this case seems like.
Thanks.