Wireless Joint

so update on this. As of this morning I switched over to 5G and suddenly IPv4 ICMP and IPv4 VPN is working as intended. T-Mobile must have finally fixed their settings on their 464xlat deployment.

So an update, I setup a private IPv6 network on my lan and setup pfsense to route over the /64 provided by T-Mobile. This allows me to ping (IPv6) hosts. After lots of reading the T-Mobile home internet guys have been complaining for months about T-Mobile blocking ICMP for IPv4, apparently this is o...

I have a phone line plan activated with my RM502Q-AE + WG1608. I had to force it to LTE and use the at+cgdcont=1,"IP","fast.t-mobile.com" APN. 65 is the right TTL

Yeah I can, My LAN sits behind a PFSense router. You have a WG1608 + RM502Q-AE? The devices behind PFSense can even ping out, but PFSense itself cannot when on "LTE/NR EN-DC". When forced into LTE-FDD everything works just fine. I'm using GoldenOrb_20201-09-13 and the RM502Q-AE is on the l...

I have a WG1608 + RM502Q-AE on T-Mobile. The 5G connects just fine but some devices cannot ping to the internet. I have tried various firmware for the WG1608 and the RM502Q-AE is on the latest firmware. Devices that can ping just fine: Arch Linux Laptop Router / Modem itself Devices that cannot: Mac...

After further testing my Linux clients can connect and ping even when connecting ipv4 only. However, my Mac clients and my PFSense router cannot ping. Could it be something on T-Mobile? It doesn't make sense.

I'm having the exact same issue and scratching my head. It does seem to be something with ipv6 and T-Mobile's network. So weird that the router itself can ping but no clients can while on anything but LTE with the APN set as "IP" for ipv4. Has anyone solved this?