So everything points to QB not correctly using IPv6 but wanted to make sure. I have found the following issues under QB's git:
Sorry if it is not well explained (i don't even fully understand what is going on so.). So A always answers with a ICMP Destination unreachable (Correct Port + Wrong IP) and from other IP (that's why i think there is something wrong with QB). On A i can see incomming traffic from B but it seems A is reporting the wrong ip address it is listening at (even forcing the interface/ip or setting "Listen to any interface/address"). > Computers and websites from the internet can ping my devicesĬomputer A is the seeder and listens and sniffs traffic on port 65532 TCP/uTP.Ĭomputer B is the leech and listens to traffic on port 65533 TCP/uTP. > I can ping and resolve any other LAN computer. Also, it works with top P2P apps like qBittorrent and uTorrent. > I am able to "normally" surf the internet (not every website has ipv6 yet) ExpressVPN includes protection against DNS, WebRTC, and IPv6 leaks. > I can ping Google ipv6 DNS servers as /u/AntiProtonBoy suggested. > Every computer uses clean Antergos with latest QBittorrent > Manually selecting the listening interface and the ip address or any+any I am currently using an IPv6-Only network (No ipv4 public ip, no dhcpv4.) but i have not been able to download anything with QBittorrent from the internet (this seems to be not working at the moment) or between lan computers. I posted this in /r/torrents yesterday but provided very little details about the issue i am having so i'll try to improve the post. UPDATE: ipv6 trackers do not work (10 dns servers, including google, are being used.
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