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Adam
When is a real IPv6 resolver coming? I am working to transition my networks to primarily IPv6, which I can’t do with DNSFilter!
Kern
This issue was open for 5 years, kinda ridiculous. I've since switched to controld.com as they seem to be working off dnsfilter feature request portal, and adding the features. ControlD didn't exist 1.5 years ago, and launched with full IPv6, DOH, and DOT support.
Steve
Thank you everyone for your patience. To update you, we have implemented IPv6 support for the Windows Roaming Client. We've been testing and starting next week we would like to invite individuals to help us test the Win RC on a few select test devices in your environment. If you're interested, please email [email protected]com with IPv6 in the subject line. Thanks!
Thomas
Steve: Steve, thanks for your reply. BUT we need an IPv6 Resolver Adresse and not a Windows Roaming Client. More and more providers are moving from IPv4 to IPv6. We have to configure an IPv6 Resolver in the network settings on the routers (as Fritzbox as an example).
Shaun
Steve: Just to re-iterate on what Thomas said, an IPv6 Resolver would really push things forward a lot more with most of my networks as I'd finally start being able to implement IPv6 properly on those networks and still provide protections with DNSFilter. The Roaming clients can come after for me.
Steve
Thomas: Appreciate the feedback. Quick question for you, our engineers think this is pretty straightforward by supporting a 64-bit prefix. Would that work for your use case?
Thomas
Steve: Good evening Steve
Thanks for asking - I'm not an IPv6 specialist, but as far as I understand, a DNS server in the router cannot be configured as a 64-bit prefix. The 64-bit prefix only indicates part of the network address, not the destination address of the DNS server.
I'm surprised that it's so difficult to make DNSFilter's DNS servers accessible via IPv6 (IPv6 DNS resolver). Today, DNSFilter only offers an IPv4 resolution. CISCO Umbrella already offers IPv6 addresses - see https://support.umbrella.com/hc/en-us/articles/230563727-Does-Umbrella-Support-IPv6-.
Should it be helpful, I am available for a meeting via Zoom / Teams.
Best regards
Thomas
Frank
Please implement IPv6 asap. Thank you.
Thomas
Ken, can you inform us about current state of the integration?
Martin
5 months later and it still seems to be zero progress on this very important issue.
Many many companies/people have been waiting for over a year and yet there is zero updates coming from the support group.
This needs to be implemented and implemented now.
I really fail to see why this is taking so long
Jackson
We are moving to an Azure AD only environment, but we can't use IPv6, until DNSFilter supports IPv6. This is fundamental!
Glen
Using the iPhone DNSFilter app on Telstra within Australia doesnt work as Telstra is using ipv6 for their DNS servers and im being told the app wont work when on 4G because of Telstra using ipv6 for their dns server
Martin
It has been 1 year since was in its final stages, this really is NOT good enough, please explain why this has not been completed yet?
We have a right to know as this is a paid service.
Mikey @DNSFilter
Hi Martin. Our priorities have shifted around but IPv6 upgrades are in progress. We are planning to tackle IPv6 in our Windows roaming client and on our DNS resolvers first, then move on to the other roaming clients.
Thanks for keeping the pressure on!
Martin
Mikey @DNSFilter: Does the latest Windows roaming client have IPv6?
Mine are 1.7.16.0 and 1.7.17.0
Martin
Do you have IPv6 DNS servers set up yet so that the roaming clients can use them?
If so, what are the addresses?
Bill
Shouldn't IPv6 be included without the need for an official feature request? IPv6 is important but we're struggling with basic DNS Filter functionality for our customers. Every day, we receive tickets for customers with "Parked" domains that aren't park by any definition. Fix categories and Park domain logic first then work on IPv6. Also, revert 1.7.15.0 back to 1.7.12.0 since many devices are failing wide open. DNS Filter is allowing blocked URL's!!!
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