I need ipv6 code

IPv6 is not really needed in the household, but ISP's use ipv6 with ipv4 or just ipv6 externally, this is automatically done by the router so nothing to setup, if you want ipv6 inside the house then you need to access your router settings.

If you have ipv6 assigned by your ISP then your xbox will see this.

IPv6 starts at your ISP (internet service provider).

You will need to contact your ISP about verifying if their services use IPv6, whether you'll need upgraded network hardware to take advantage of IPv6, and/or possibly configuring your hardware to enable IPv6 (if applicable).

@taidara That actually worked for me. I also had to disable IPv6 on my Internet connection too (Internode supports native dual stack IPv6 on home connections -
www.internode.on.net/ipv6).

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Seems a rather odd thing to need to disable though.

Hello Martin,

Thank you for bringing this to our attention. there is nothing wrong with the console connecting with traditional IPv4 communications protocol.

For Xbox One to connect to the Internet using IPv6, your home router needs to have IPv6 enabled, and your Internet service provider must support IPv6. Check out this link to find out all info relating to

IPv6 on Xbox one.

Aside from that, are you receiving any error codes or messages when connecting your network to xbox one?

Hope to hear back soon!

I have a public ip on my wan end and I'm currently running ipv4 and ipv6 on my local network. Do I need to disable ipv6?