@AlexandraB I wouldn't really know to be honest. I guess you're aware that IPv6 is considered the production ready version whereas IPv4 is the alpha/beta version of the protocol by the people who created it.
Maybe someone else has an idea to use just IPv4, but I could imagine that such variant isn't supported/tested anymore.
If you are struggling with IPv6 for any reason, I could possibly help with overcoming that.
@AlexandraB you're welcome! I've been running it for more than half my life by now. It might appear daunting, but it's actually easier in many ways than IPv4.
I recognize what you mean regarding lack of control. I don't like such devices that I can't fully control either and I avoid them as much as possible. It would seem good if you could somehow gain shell access to them.
An isolated network at least keeps things walled-off, but yeah full control is nicer :)
@AlexandraB Edit each LAN network in the settings and under IPv6 interface type select none.
To disable it on the WAN go to internet, edit your connection, scroll you IPv6 Configuration, select disable.
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