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I would recommend to make sure your ports are actually open, there are many online port scanners. You would want to set No-IP with your router IPv6 address. When scanning you would want to put the No-IP address you configured or the router IPv6 address.
I would highly recommend to not disable the firewall on your router but to port forward the ports you need (80/443) in your case.
If you are able to ping the No-IP address, and it gets resolved to your router address than its working.
It works with new router with the IPv6 firewall disabled. Can you help me figure out what is wrong in my configuration because when I enable the firewall it doesn't work?