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Thanx for all your help. NAT was open automatically when i did that.

Okay, i ended up unplugging everything all the way to my garage fiber gateway modem. I plugged the ethernet cable from gateway to XR1000 and reset the gateway and now my XR100 is working and the NVG468MQ is no longer in the picture. Should this work permanent or will it somehow detect that i no longer have the nvg468mq and cut off?

The other option is default server.

This is what i got so far and somehow manage to be able to get to the duma os but i'm not sur if this is the proper way to do it.

The NVG468MQ has a ont/broadband on the back that's connected from the line that's coming from my garage. I tried running that line straight to the RX1000 WAN Port but nothing happens. Then i switch it up and plugged in the line thats coming from garage to nvg468mq to the ont/broadband then from the nvg468mq lan port i ran a wire to the wan on the rx1000

Can anyone help me out with setting up my XR1000 to properly work with NVG468MQ from frontier. What I have done so far is: Iogged into my frontier router, I went to firewall, dmz and enable it. Then i selected share Ip address with wan the i selected DHCPS-Fixed and selected the XR1000 and apply. I'm not sure if that's the right way but once i do all that i can't type my ip address to the rx1000 to get into the router so i can get to the duma os.

Uverse Router: Pace Plc Model 5268AC Serial Number 38161N016319 Hardware Version 260-2173300

Yea my Uverse router doesn't have that setting.

Can anyone show me how to set netduma WAN to have a static IP? I keep getting Double NAT on my Xbox even though I went to the Uverse router and added the netduma as DMZplus.

Thank you, good to know I was just curious of why there was such gap.

Are there any optimal settings when using the vpn? For some reason I'm only getting about 8 download and about 4 to 5 upload with just one device active in the vpn. If I connect my pc trough the ipvanish app I get about 40 download and about 12 upload out if 75/20

Okay, even though I rebooted the router. I had to completely unplug it and reconnect and I have it working now. Maybe it's just me but if you select factory reset from the Miscellaneous settings the router will reset but you can never go back to the 192.168.88.1 unless you physically unplug the netduma router from the wall and power it back on after a 5 to 10 seconds

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Need a noob guide on how to setup IPVanish to work with the netduma router