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Setting up My NETDUMA with another router.


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I have a Netgear router with a powerfull wifi signal and i wanna know if its possible to conect it to the netduma ports to share the internet to all the house and all other devices to connect to that network and hide the netduma´s wifi signal to prevent lag while im gaming.

 

 

My netduma is connected to a docsis 3.0 Arris cable modem.

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I use to have a dual router set up and as stated above, as long as it's in AP mode you'll be good to go.

 

If you don't know how to put it in AP mode, just check the manual or google your router's model number.

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Ok, so I do  not want to put my Netgear in Ap mode. I currently have my setup like this: Modem(SB6183)> Netgear Nighthawk R7000>Switch>Netduma. I am keeping the night gear as the primary router because of parental controls as well as 200 Mbps down and 12 up for WiFi etc. I am getting open Nat on XBOX one but moderate in games. My question is, I am trying to get ipv4 and 6 on my XBOX one. Currently I can only get ipv4 and I do not want to put the Netduma into the DMZ because I have my computer as well hooked up to the Netduma to mess with setting etc during games. Any suggestions would be appreciated. I have already tried DMZ and it did not work. I also have UPNP on. Thanks again.

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In terms of DMZ you're fine to put the R1 in it because it has it's own Firewall. Then I would disable UPnP forwarding from miscellaneous settings. For game NAT try the following: http://forum.netduma.com/topic/18942-infinite-warfare-ports-for-xbox-one-and-ps4/or you may need to manually port forward instead and disable UPnP.

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Hello Fraser my ISP provides me a ipv6 address and it works if i connect my laptop and xbox one with out netduma.

But when i connect  netduma to control my laptop and xbox one i don´t have ipv6 address

My ISP router is a HUAWEI HG8247Q

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Make sure IPv6 is enabled under WAN, LAN and Settings/Miscellaneous. Then I would power down your network. Wait about 3 to 5 min and power up in this order -Modem, Router,etc. And about a min between each. And any devices that are connected to you're network (wifi that is) forget the network and reconnect them to it. Hope this makes sense.

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