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Aris BGW210 - Cascaded Router not saving - Session Refused
I have moved my service to a new address last week and now with a new Aris BGW210 all working but when I try to add the Cascaded Route option to add my static IP the modem take 20s and show session refused and not take the config and requires me to reboot the modem to be able to connect back on the modem portal.
I have IP Pass-thought disable and firewall too.
Any one have an idea how to fix it?
AT&T support have no clue what I'm talking about.
Thanks,
Fred
infinitybeyond
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4 years ago
Same problem. You're not alone. I'm on firmware 2.3.4
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rsteinmetz70112
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44 Messages
4 years ago
Mee Too.
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DXJosh
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4 years ago
I just had a new install and I seem to be exhibiting the same symptoms of not being able to save settings. I cant believe att uses same hardware and intentionally crippled nat sessions for businesses.
Bridge mode, really simple att.
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DXJosh
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11 Messages
4 years ago
Did anyone find a work around, or maybe get AT&T to send out different hardware that supports Cascaded Routing properly?
When I called support they wanted me to use IP Passthrough, and ignored my many requests/questions related to the cascaded routing feature. I have a request in my with my reseller who sometimes can get things escalated, but I guess they have never had anyone complain about the 8k session limitation.
I'm at the point where I have exhausted other work arounds, and I have to decide if we are just cancelling service, or if we will have to Dual WAN it with Spectrum and let our higher bandwidth applications be the only ones on the fiber connection to stay under 8k. Sadly I can still save money doing the dual WAN solution over our existing fiber connection, but I would rather everyone get to enjoy the 500/500 service we signed up for.
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rsteinmetz70112
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44 Messages
4 years ago
I've been contacted by "The Office of the President" and they are no more helpful.
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DXJosh
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4 years ago
Yeah I just spoke with them to, they don't seem concerned that this feature is broken, as they claim it still suffers from the same 8,000 session limitation as the other modes. Their official recommendation was to downgrade to DSL, which has a modem that supports Bridge mode (Probably Cascaded Router Mode), or get a 2nd fiber account so I can split traffic between 2 handicapped devices. Of course they not willing to provide said service for free.
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browndk26
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4 years ago
Are you buying a block of static ip’s. If I am not mistaken, cascaded router is used when you have purchased a block of ip’s.
Post your questions about cascading router here.
https://www.dslreports.com/forum/uverse
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DXJosh
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11 Messages
4 years ago
Yes I have a block of IPs I am trying to apply.
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rsteinmetz70112
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4 years ago
I got a call from ATT. They say you need to set the router to DHCP, I have and it's still won't accept and thin I can put into it.
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DXJosh
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4 years ago
Do you tweak the router to DHCP your static IP pool? Or does that put your firewall on the 192.x network, I suppose part of that depends on if you also have a pool of static IPs.
Edit: Nevermind, I see now that I can't configure both my static IP pool and Cascaded Router, which means I can not DHCP my static IPs because they must be removed first.
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