I have several IP cameras that I can access via the 192.168.1.x internal network, but cannot get to them from outside of my network even after setting up port forwarding on my 5268AC. Here is my setup:   Internet > 5268AC > Airport Extreme   The AE is in bridge mode and

I am trying to forward traffic from my public static IP to a selected, LAN-connected computer but can't figure out how to do it.My Setup:1. 6852ac RG2. 8 static IPs purchased3. 3 LAN-connected PCs with DHCP addressesWhat I tried:1. Added supplement network successfully2. Created Firewall pinhole to

I'm looking to port forward a gaming server but am unsure why the Wireless Network Key isn't set as the default system password. On the right side of my router, I can only see a yellow sticker with our SSID and Wireless Network Key, with a link to att.com/support for more info/help. Unfortunately, I

i am having a hard time finding any reliable and instructional setup information regarding this issue.  I want to access the data on an external drive connected to the linksys router while im away from my home network.   Gateway = Arris NVG599Router = Linksys EA4200v2 / N900 any suggestions / links

I have a personal router (Asus RT-N16 flashed with TomatoUSB) behind ATT's2Wire 3600HGV DSL gateway/wireless modem. I am trying to set up port forwarding from the Internet to devices that are connected to the personal router. The 2Wire uses the default 192.168.x.x subdomain. I have the wireless acce

Until recently, I had forwarded port 6100 on my 3801HGV U-Verse router. It worked fine. I needed to change my settings and forward a different port, but now the ports wont forward.Under Settings > Firewall > Status  it shows that the proper port is forwarded, but all outside applications (including

I was forced to get a NVG599 router after using 2wire 946 before.  Since  then my slingbox will not work.  Att wants to charge me $15 extra a month in order to open a port so I can use it.  I don't think it is right since before changing modems everthing worked fine.  I also didn't have to rent a mo

PROBLEM Pics at the bottom. I'm on a wired connection. I go into my Motorola NVG510, head to NAT/Gaming, and forward some ports. I make sure it's on the correct device (my device).  I forward the ports 32657 to 32659, on both UDP and TCP. I've disabled every Firewall option on the modem, as well as

I looked around in this forum and didn't see reference to this, so here goes: I am trying to forward port 80 to a Mac server. I already forward 22 to a NAS and that works fine. However, after setting up the computer in the web interface with the forward it seems to work until I access it in a browse

Trying to figure out how to change the NAT settings so that my family and I can play online games. From what I understand I need to set up port forwarding however the instructions on how to do this seem to be outdated? I am using this post for reference:https://www.att.com/esupport/article.html#!/u-

I have AT&T Wi-Fi gateway, model #5268AC. A complete stranger visiting my house signs onto my AT&T wi-fi network for internet access.  I'm on my laptop searching for a door at Home Depot.  10 minutes later, the stranger begins seeing ads on their phone in their browser for that specific door at Home

I have created a user defined pinhole called Mail Server and assigned it to my sever ( as you can see I also have a DVR server on network.) When check for open port 993 I can see it but I can not see Port  465. Returns "Connection refused as error.   Any ideas why?    

Hello, all. A few months back I purchased a unlimited data plan with at&t along with a model MR1100 – Nighthawk M1 hotspot in order to game on the Xbox One with it. So, I get on Xbox to find that I have a Strict NAT. I know many here would automatically point me towards a beginners guide

AT&T replaced my gateway with a Pace 5268ac. I was previously able to access by security camera DVR by opening a port. I followed all of the steps on AT&T's website for port forwarding to open the port on the new gateway, but port checking tools tell me that the port is blocked. I called AT&T suppor

Hi,Trying to get Wake On Lan (WOL) working with the 5268AC router, problem is over time the router clears the ARP cache and it stop working.When the computer is initially turned off and a WOL packet is sent from the Internet (WAN) the computer turns on as expected.  However, turning off the computer

Since the new update I can't seem to forward any new ports. They're all closed. Internally I run a port scan and it shows the ports are open.. But when an external port scan the ports are closed.   These are a list of the ports I have open https://gyazo.com/cf7bfd8b82e21cfbfe12b9b8b12f7

I'm running an Apache server (personal use) which worked perfectly with my previous internet provider. No changes have been made to the server configuration since switching to AT&T. I'm using the nvg589 router that came with my U-Verse internet. In the router settings, under Firewall->Nat/Gaming I h

Here goes;My NAt type is strict, the pace 5268ac does not allow me to access pinholes and dmz settings. UNLESS, i factory reset it and unplug the internet in ethernet cable. Upon doing the factory reset with data cable unplugged i can access all the options the pace 5268ac should have. I did this an

I'm trying to enable port forwarding (in this case port 3640) for a device on my network, but in the "firewall" "nat/gaming" settings in the gateway config, my device does not show up under "Needed by device". The device does correctly show up in the "Device List" and it otherwise functions correctl

I back up a lot of my data on a computer on my home network.  To use passive FTP, you normally setup a block range of ports that are open for the ftp server to use, however, in the settings for the firewall, it appears that I can only map a block range of ports to a single port.  Is there an advance