Hello Tommi,   
      
   On Sunday August 12 2018 18:26, you wrote to me:   
      
    MV>> Two weeks ago my ISP dumped a firmware update on my router.   
      
    TK> My ISP has no access to any of my routers.   
      
   I was not exactly acurate. It is their router actually.   
      
   I would like to have my own router, one that I and I alone control, but having   
   their router is the only way to have dual stack at the moment. For customers   
   with their own router it is IPv4 only. :(   
      
    MV>> Before I start complaining to my ISP, I would like to make sure   
    MV>> that it is not due to some change on the part of ipv6-test.com.   
      
   The reason I do not want to make too much noise it that the situation   
   regarding my modem is a tad irregular. It is my modem because I bought it on   
   "Marktplaats", the local equivalent of E-Bay and I paid for it. EUR 25. But..   
   it is their modem because they issue "free" modems to customers on a loan   
   basis. These modems are not supposed to be offered on the market to begin with.   
      
   I managed to register it in November 2016 with a registration code I had from   
   a previous modem. A procedure that is no longer possible.   
      
   So I have a modem that I am not really supposed to have...   
      
   Miracles often disappear when they attract too much attention...   
      
    MV>> Wilfred says he has the same message, but I would like some more   
    MV>> comfirmation. Does anyone NOT get the "filtered ICMPV6" message   
    MV>> from ipv6-test.com?   
      
   I think Wilfred has a problem too...   
      
    TK> ICMP    Reachable   
      
    TK> 20 / 20   
      
   Thanks.   
      
      
   Cheers, Michiel   
      
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