The ping tool supports domain "name<>IPv4" converting, but does't want to ping IPv6 hosts, for example ipv6.google.com. But the IPv6 address of this domain pings successfully.
Requesting "name<>IPv6" in the ROS' ping
IPv6 hosts DNS resolving in the ROS' ping tool
Hello.
The ping tool supports domain "name<>IPv4" converting, but does't want to ping IPv6 hosts, for example ipv6.google.com. But the IPv6 address of this domain pings successfully.
Requesting "name<>IPv6" in the ROS' ping
The ping tool supports domain "name<>IPv4" converting, but does't want to ping IPv6 hosts, for example ipv6.google.com. But the IPv6 address of this domain pings successfully.
Requesting "name<>IPv6" in the ROS' ping
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Re: IPv6 hosts DNS resolving in the ROS' ping tool
Don't know if this helps your issue but:Hello.
The ping tool supports domain "name<>IPv4" converting, but does't want to ping IPv6 hosts, for example ipv6.google.com. But the IPv6 address of this domain pings successfully.
Requesting "name<>IPv6" in the ROS' ping
If your using the Winbox GUI ping it can't be trusted. The gui ping try's using the dns of the computer running winbox and not the routers dns and it's inconsistent between versions of winbox. The only way to test dns reliably is to use the console ping.
Re: IPv6 hosts DNS resolving in the ROS' ping tool
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/ping ipv6.google.com
failure: dns name exists, but no appropriate record
Windows' GUI ping works properly.
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