: Switching to ipv6 from ipv4

Only your internet provider can give you ipv6 if they support it. If they do, then they can help switch it on for you. If you are successful, then your Xbox One should detect it, and automatically use it.

Hello Fallen Hexic!

Thank you for posting on Xbox Forums! I will be happy to assist you today with the issue. As some of our Ambassador's mentioned before, the only way you can check to see if you can go from IPv4 to IPv6 is if you check with your ISP, or Internet
Service Provider. We do have some information about
IPv4 and IPv6 on the Xbox website, which, I would recommend checking out for further assistance. However, I would strongly suggest asking your ISP for more info on your local network and router to see if they support IPv6 and how you can get it.

If you have any further questions feel free to reply back letting us know. Again, thank you for posting on Xbox Forums!

That depends on a few things. As far as your local network goes, do you have access to log into the settings of the router (username/password of admin account)? If so, it's quite possible, and would likely find it in the DHCP section. You can set it to
assign IPv6 IP Addressses to your local network. That can usually solve errors you might have with Teredo Tunneling reported in the Xbox App on Windows.

As far as it goes from your ISP, then you'd have to reach out to them and ask if it's enabled for your service, but that would be up to them on a business position or capability.

If you do have access to your Home Hub 3k, and have specific questions once you get in there, I'd be happy to help with specifics where I can!

You should go to the modem's dedicated page. To see whether or not you can

VirginMedia (Modems/Gateways): how do i switch from ipv4 to ipv6?
IPv6 support was removed as part of the “upgrade” 🙁