We are moving to an Azure AD only environment, but we can't use IPv6, until DNSFilter supports IPv6. This is fundamental!

Using the iPhone DNSFilter app on Telstra within Australia doesnt work as Telstra is using ipv6 for their DNS servers and im being told the app wont work when on 4G because of Telstra using ipv6 for their dns server

It has been 1 year since was in its final stages, this really is NOT good enough, please explain why this has not been completed yet?

We have a right to know as this is a paid service.

Shouldn't IPv6 be included without the need for an official feature request? IPv6 is important but we're struggling with basic DNS Filter functionality for our customers. Every day, we receive tickets for customers with "Parked" domains that aren't park by any definition. Fix categories and Park domain logic first then work on IPv6. Also, revert 1.7.15.0 back to 1.7.12.0 since many devices are failing wide open. DNS Filter is allowing blocked URL's!!!

When is this getting done? the last update said that you're in the final stages of it being done.

Where are we on this? It was marked planned 4 years ago. IPv6 is becoming a bigger and bigger consideration now.

Any updates on this critical feature? More things are breaking or slowing down without IPv6!

Your last update from August 2, 2021 said:

> Our Operations team is in the final stages

Fyi - Aside from multiple other reasons for the need to include Ipv6 Support, I wanted to make sure it's known that without this Ipv6 support, essentially, any individual or company using Verizon for their mobile phone/services will not work well with DNSFilter. From our testing, if DNSFilter is deployed locally and Verizon mobile phones are connected via Dnsfilter enabled Wi-Fi, filtering will work but not perfectly or as desired and any time a user is not connected to company Wi-Fi and is mobile, attempting to use the current Android or IOS roaming clients will absolutely encounter problems. This is due to the fact that Verizon enforces & locks the phone APN settings enforcing Ipv6 over Ipv4.

A simple fix, albeit potentially time consuming & a step backwards in modernization, would be to edit user phone APN settings to disable/remove Ipv6 while enforcing Ipv4. The problem is that, that's not possible with Verizon and they will not disable Ipv6 for your business as a whole or even unlock the APN for Admins to disable Ipv6 manually.

We've already ran into an issue impacting thousands of phones & tablets with a client that had recently switched providers to Verizon.

That said, looks like there is recent activity on this as of last month (August 2021); however, any updates on a timeline or recommended potential work around would be greatly appreciated.

Regards,

Michael

this seems to be very important nowadays, bcoz most of the ISPs have started using IPv6 resolvers. Without ipv6, some user traffic are bypassing the restrictions.