I had a problem with direct access.

removed the line HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip6\Parameters\DisabledComponents  - but each time I restart  the computer the entry is comming back??

How can I solve this ?

Hi,

You probably have a Domain GPO that disable the IPv6 stack on your computers.
On your pc, open a command prompt as an administrator then launch rsop.msc

Go to Computer Configuration --> Administrative Templates --> Network --> IPv6 Configuration

Check the status of "IPv6 Configuration Policy" and if it disable some or all IPv6 components, you need to adapt your GPO for DirectAccess.

Gerald

• Edited by Gerald Mathieu 18 hours 11 minutes ago

Hi,

You probably have a Domain GPO that disable the IPv6 stack on your computers.
On your pc, open a command prompt as an administrator then launch rsop.msc

Go to Computer Configuration --> Administrative Templates --> Network --> IPv6 Configuration

Check the status of "IPv6 Configuration Policy" and if it disable some or all IPv6 components, you need to adapt your GPO for DirectAccess.

Gerald

• Edited by Gerald Mathieu Friday, March 06, 2015 2:05 PM

Hi,

You probably have a Domain GPO that disable the IPv6 stack on your computers.
On your pc, open a command prompt as an administrator then launch rsop.msc

Go to Computer Configuration --> Administrative Templates --> Network --> IPv6 Configuration

Check the status of "IPv6 Configuration Policy" and if it disable some or all IPv6 components, you need to adapt your GPO for DirectAccess.

Gerald

• Edited by Gerald Mathieu Friday, March 06, 2015 2:05 PM

Hi,

You probably have a Domain GPO that disable the IPv6 stack on your computers.
On your pc, open a command prompt as an administrator then launch rsop.msc

Go to Computer Configuration --> Administrative Templates --> Network --> IPv6 Configuration

Check the status of "IPv6 Configuration Policy" and if it disable some or all IPv6 components, you need to adapt your GPO for DirectAccess.

Gerald

• Edited by Gerald Mathieu Friday, March 06, 2015 2:05 PM

Hi,

You probably have a Domain GPO that disable the IPv6 stack on your computers.
On your pc, open a command prompt as an administrator then launch rsop.msc

Go to Computer Configuration --> Administrative Templates --> Network --> IPv6 Configuration

Check the status of "IPv6 Configuration Policy" and if it disable some or all IPv6 components, you need to adapt your GPO for DirectAccess.

Gerald

• Edited by Gerald Mathieu Friday, March 06, 2015 2:05 PM

Check the below link and use the hotfix to fully enable IPV6

http://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/929852

run netsh dns show state

What is the Direct Access settings ?

Check this registry setting, if available then delete it

"HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows NT\DNSClient EnableDAForAllNetworks"

for more info please check

http://itcalls.blogspot.com/2014/10/uag-direct-access-client-fail-to.html