Actiontec: Actiontec PK5001A IPv6 Setup

StigBBC TopGear · Dec 2, 2016

Actiontec (Modems/Gateways): Actiontec PK5001A IPv6 Setup
Stateful is with DHCP and stateless is without certain DHCP types. Think of stateless as static and stateful as dynamic. Stateless autoconfiguration can be used if there's no DHCP server on your subnet. However, with stateless autoconfiguration you can allow
certain types of DHCP Types to be offered to a specific client.

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Dave E Sprocket · Dec 2, 2016

NAT strict???

Wisconsin

actiontec PK5001A

wired

NAT on Battlfield 4 is strict and Moderate on COD

no error messg

Centurylink is internet

XB1R Athena · Dec 2, 2016

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I was unable to fine any of the UPnP or IPv6 settings listed in the forums. I found where it allows you to create a static NAT and mapped the Xbox, so now it seems that it has opened up my NAT.

taidara · Dec 3, 2016

Stateful is with DHCP and stateless is without certain DHCP types. Think of stateless as static and stateful as dynamic. Stateless autoconfiguration can be used if there's no DHCP server on your subnet. However, with stateless autoconfiguration you can allow
certain types of DHCP Types to be offered to a specific client.

taidara

Stateful is with DHCP and stateless is without certain DHCP types. Think of stateless as static and stateful as dynamic. Stateless autoconfiguration can be used if there's no DHCP server on your subnet. However, with stateless autoconfiguration you can allow
certain types of DHCP Types to be offered to a specific client.

Dave E Sprocket

Wisconsin

actiontec PK5001A

wired

NAT on Battlfield 4 is strict and Moderate on COD

no error messg

Centurylink is internet

VibroPlex

www.pcwintech.com/screenshots-actiontec-gt724wg-actiontec-firmware

I CrossBones I

Yeah thanks Vibroplex. That modem has Wireless N which is gonna be a big plus for me lol. The only thing that I'm confused about is that on the centurylink modems page, the Actiontec PK5001A isn't listed but the PK5000 is. So there are no manuals and such
for it. However when you check to see which modems are compatiable for my area, it lists the PK5001A. So I'm guessing they just started giving them out so there isn't a lot of support for them?

PS: The PK5000 says Qwest on it and we don't have Qwest in my area. I know the PK5001A says just Centurylink on it. So I assume that's right.

private clean

The Linksys is connected to the Actiontec, yes. And I believe the Actiontec's routing function is disabled, since I use the Linksys to change the network settings

Actiontec: Actiontec PK5001A IPv6 Setup