HTTP port disabled and can't get BluRay to access internet

@KellyC - Try google - 8.8.8.8 for the DNS.

If it has a country setting, make sure it is USA.

Have you tried it wired? If it is next to an STB that is fed by COAX, you can plug it in to the network jack on the STB.

It is USA. I tried 8.8.8.8, but it made no difference. It is wireless, no cords, just HDMI from Uverse box to tv and HDMI from tv to BluRay. Am SO disappointed, as this BluRay has Amazon, Netflix, YouTube, pandora, and more, but if I can't get online it means nothing. 

It it says it's connected to my network, but I don't know how to open the HTTP port for it to use. The BluRay says the HTTP port is blocked by Internet firewall program. Went into configuration page, but don't know what to change to do that and don't want to ruin my network!  Know enough to get around, but not a tech either. Have been working on this for hours now!  Am so frustrated....

but it I do appreciate your reply. Thank you for trying to help me here.  🙂

Has checks next to

MAC Address

IP Address, Subnet Mask, Gateway, DNS Server

Gateway Ping

then an x next to Internet Service Test

It says The HTTP port is disabled. Please check if the HTTP port is blocked by something like the Internet firewall program. 

@KellyC - Here is a wlld guess - IpV6 seems to cause some problems   can be turned off in the RG. You could try that.

IPv6 didn't make a difference.

Verify your date/time/time zone settings on your blu-ray player are correct. I tried everything and when I changed to correct time, it started working... 

I hope the OP isn't still waiting on your solution.  😁

Closing this ancient thread.