On 31 Jan 2021, Victor Sudakov said the following...
 
 VS> I have been always of the opinion that port forwarding is never needed
 VS> in IPv6 because no NAT is ever involved (and port forwarding is part of
 VS> the destination NAT technology). If you had IPv6 port forwarding (in the  VS> IPv4 way) on some device, please surprise me!

That's how the settings were worded on my old Google OnHubs.  It was port "port forwarding" for IPv4 and "port opening" for IPv6.  Everything unsolicited for incoming IPv6 is blocked unless you "opened" the port.

 VS> It is also difficult to believe that a fancy router does not have a
 VS> built-in IPv6 firewall (if a firewall is meant by "port opening").

I agree!  There are no firewall rules to be found on this interface and any "port forwarding" or "port triggering" settings are for IPv4 only.  It would appear that the router is blocking all unsolicited incoming IPv6 traffic, which is actually a good thing, but I'm surprised there's no way to allow certain ports on this router yet.


Jay

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