(4.2) Choose Adguard DNS instead of System default.Join the router wireless / ethernet network to get DNS settings pushed onto our system (macOS Monterey 13.3.1 with Adguard for Mac 2.8).Leave any DHCP and DNS setting with default value on router.Set up IPv6 enabled on both side (macOS and router).A little bit hard to reproduce this issue as i can only reproduce it with my router (asus ac86u).If i set public ipv6 public dns address as dns instead of using the router ipv6 one, it works again Steps to reproduce It won't work well when the IPv6 one is used (either using it alone or using it with IPv4 one) I try to override dns setting to get rid of IPv6 one, and it works well In my case, first dns address is router IPv4 address (private ip) and second dns address is IPv6 address ( wan ip not link-local ip) We'll have both IPv4 and IPv6 Wan Address assigned to client (macOS), including at least two DNS servers (one is IPv4 and another one is IPv6, both are relay dns server, which is router itself ip address). As title says, my router pushes their relay dns server address to client.įrom what i experience on using router asus ac86u, when IPv6 connectivity enabled on both macOS network adapter and router.

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