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Allow incoming traffic from ipv6 address

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So here´s my problem. I changed the internet provider recently. Now I have an ipv6 address only. On my linux server, I used a bash script, to update the iptables rules due to my ipv4 address changing periodically. The problem now is, that I cannot connect to the server using the ipv6 address, even thought I configured rules inside ip6tables and ufw. I still have access through vnc. Therefore, what am I doing wrong regarding the rules?

For example, the rule I am using for port 80: ip6tables -A INPUT -p tcp --src my_ipv6_address --dport 80 -j ACCEPT

But when I´m allowing ssh using ufw: ufw allow 22 I can connect. If allow incoming traffic from a spcific ipv6, it is not working: ufw allow from my_ipv6_address

Am I missing something? I am not an expert and using the server only for hosting a game server, therefore please excuse my inexperience.

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cn flag
To be clear your ISP only supports IPV 6? Also what version of Ubuntu and is it server or Desktop?
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