Xbox disconnecting from IPv6 randomly

"So my Xbox one has the annoying habit of randomly disconnecting from IPv6, when it is connected to IPv4 and IPv6."



This is not normal and you should investigate, as suggested above, your ISP and the network hardware you are using to connect your console to the internet and then to XBox Live.

It sounds like you have a network hardware or line fault, not a console fault.

If you discount all network hardware failures, I would suspect any peripheral device that has the same issue would require a repair, or update.

Check how old your hardware is, it could require a firmware update or replacement.

This is an issue you should solve with your ISP. In order to get a continual IPv6 connection you should contact them and pick the service that offers you a IPv6 quality line.

I've got IPV6 DNS and never get disconnected while online gaming. I think it would not work at all if it really came from ipv6 dns issue. Your disconnects should come from elsewhere?

I have issues with IPv6 myself. My ISP has had it for years now and all my devices in my house have a ipv6 and ipv4. all my devices on my network have the ipv6 local link as well as ipv6 address. Whats messed up is my xbox wont use a IPv6 at all yet my ISP
fully supports it and I can even ping or tracert (trace route) to like google.ca and my network uses IPv6 for that.

Where I run into a problem is with my xbox one only. I ping XboxOne on my local network and it pings the IPv6 local-link address without a problem. sometimes IPv6 just randomly shows up in the network settings on xbox after a few minutes and can stay that
way for awhile or sometimes it'll revert back to IPv4. Sometimes when Say a storm knocks out our local internet and I get disconnected from xbox it'll all of a sudden show a IPv6 address remote and local in the network settings. kinda strange. so far xbox
one is the only one that is giving me IPv6 problems

The forum name is "randomly being disconnected from xbox live".