> IPV6 settings for BT + R8000

   What brought IPv6 into the conversation?

> trying to set up this router with BT in UK. [...]

   Replacing what, exactly?  Which type of service are you getting from"BT in UK"?  Which device(s) did BT recommend?  Why get the R8000instead of (or in addition to) whatever BT might recommend?

> [...] they've provided the following settings, [...]

   To me, those look like DSL parameters, which would be consistent withPPPoA.  An R8000 is a router, with no DSL capability on its own.  Also,as the lonely "PPPoE" option on the R8000 might suggest, I believe thatPPPoA works only with a combined DSL modem+router combination unit.Like, for example, a Netgear Dxxxx model (none of which I'd recommend).

> can anyone tell me what config i should use to get this working?

   If you have DSL service, then you might want to start with some kindof DSL modem.

   If BT insists on PPPoA (rather than PPPoE), then a separate routerlike an R8000 might be useful only as a wireless access point (used withsome DSL modem+router), not a as a full-function router itself.  Whichcould still be valuable if the wireless performance of the R8000 issufficiently better than that of any BT-recommended/compatible DSLmodem+router.

   As I understand it, if the ISP uses PPPoE, then a simple DSL modemcould be used with a separate router (which can do PPPoE), like, say, anR8000.  Someone at BT might be able to provide more details on what'spossible/required with their service.