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I will enable the firewall and UFW again when things are working!
Thanks for the precision about the address, it its this one I have specified in No-IP.
Yes I can reach the web server (hosted on my laptop) with my phone connected to the network via Wi-Fi.
So my problem is not the DDNS but rather the access to the server itself from the exterior.
Access is ok both on the laptop and an other peripheral on the network so the blocking occurs upfront. Is there anything I need to enable in my TP-Link router to allow IPv6 traffic from the exterior?
Yes you will need to forward port 80 and 443 to your server from your tplink router.