No, your PC will ask the DNS server for the AAAA IPv6 and A IPv4 records to get the IP-Address.
Since there is no AAAA record for repo.manjaro.org (anymore) your PC should immediately try to connect via IPv4.
What if you ping repo.manjaro.org. ? does it also take long? whats the output?
btw. what are your ipv6 network setting son the router:
Done:
wget “http://[2a03:4000:47:4db:d492:aaff:fed2:7b39]/stable/community/x86_64/0ad-a24.b-2-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst” [1]
–2021-03-13 14:04:28-- http://[2a03:4000:47:4db:d492:aaff:fed2:7b39]/stable/community/x86_64/0ad-a24.b-2-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst
Verbindungsaufbau zu [2a03:4000:47:4db:d492:aaff:fed2:7b39]:80 … fehlgeschlagen: Die Wartezeit für die Verbindung ist abgelaufen.
Erneuter Versuch.
No clue then. I guess you’d need to check with Telekom then.
ping is also not working? ping 2a03:4000:47:4db:d492:aaff:fed2:7b39
You don’t block any outgoing v6 traffic or so on your firewall I assume? ufw status
Is there some specific reason you need IPv6 to be working? Some website that only serves via v6 ?
If not, I would just disable it. You don’t really have any benefit then.
Das Hilft!
This works.
EDIT:
pure accident. After the Fritz!Box crashed, everything worked like before November 2020;
maybe the Telekomiker had a good day finding the real poblem?
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EDIT2:
This leads finally to the reason:
automatic update of network-settings in my router was DISABLED and the ISP made changes
w.o. telling useres. Solfted.