Not sure if this helps, I wrote a working OpenWRT setup with IPv6 MAP-E

Since not all instructions online are complete, and most are written in Japanese which is also difficult to read (at least for me), spent a few months (of course not all the time) and finally come up with one way to make it work (at least reproduced on different devices then I classify it as working), hope this can help someone getting rid of the ISP router (now I am using NanoPi R4S which is great)

[https://github.com/edwardwong80/openwrt-jp-ipoe](https://github.com/edwardwong80/openwrt-jp-ipoe)

11 comments
  1. Great work!

    I’m currently running OpenWRT+IPoE with OCN and if god forbid I lost my settings it will be a painful journey to figure out the steps again.

  2. Isn’t it better to just pay the extra 500en per month to get an IP電話 phone number and the /56 that comes with it? I think most people just look at that as the cost of getting a proper IPv6 connection from NTT. That’s what I plan to do, anyway. Have no need for the phone number and don’t plan to buy or connect a phone to anything, but a proper /56 is worth 500en per month IMO.

    What sort of speedtest.net throughputs are you seeing with that NanoPi? I get 400 to 600Mbps with a bog standard IPv4 connection and a consumer router of some sort so have not yet bothered to move to IPv6.

  3. If I am not mistaken, all implementations of IPoE IPv4 over IPv6 fall into two categories, MAP-E (i.e. V6Plus, OCN virtual connect are MAP-E) and DS-Lite (Transix, crosspass V6connect)

    Would this work for all implementations of MAP-E, or MAP-E from all providers, i.e. Asahi net, OCN?

  4. What I’m waiting for is my router to support opening ports over DS-LITE. I’m sure I’m getting some of the naming wrong but DS-LITE works just perfect for me except that I can’t open it up to get my Plex server accessed remotely 🙁

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