@RandomPerson I still suspect this is power related, a lot of wierd stuff happens when there is insufficient current. When the wifi system starts there is a spike in current draw.

@Yury-Pozianos I wanted to configure IPv6 on my omega2+ - after fruitless searches on the interwebs, I decided to put into practice what I learned when making a dumb AP in openwrt. I'd say it was a case of trial and error, except there was no error, nailed it first go First, you'll want to set up a interface to use dhcpv6 with: uci set network.wwan6="interface" uci set network.wwan6.proto="dhcpv6" uci set network.wwan6.ifname="@wwan" uci set network.wwan6.reqprefix="no" uci commit network then run the following: uci show firewall | grep network and take note of the zone that contains wwan my output had: firewall.@zone[1].network='wwan' So, using zone[1]: uci -q delete firewall.@zone[1].network uci add_list firewall.@zone[1].network="wwan" uci add_list firewall.@zone[1].network="wwan6" uci commit firewall and finally service network restart service firewall restart You should now have a fully functional ipv6 client

Hi @Ad-Huikeshoven, Can you copy and paste the output of your serial terminal output here? We will help you to debug it.

Just double-checking... when it connects to wifi it should dhcp for an address. I'm noticing on mine that it does pull an address, but ignores the DNS configuration instead opting for using itself as a DNS server and I have direct external DNS queries blocked at the router except for my DNS server.... have you checked /etc/resolv.conf to see if it's updating? If you manually edit it and point it to your DNS server does it start working?