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I have ATT Uverse that uses a single box that's a router+modem.  It really doesn't have one setting that turns modem mode on and router mode off.  It also doesn't have a "DMZ" setting.  It does have a "Default Server" setting that sounds exactly like DMZ...

 

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  • Off: The default server and IP Passthrough features are both disabled.
  • Default Server: Allows the device to forward all externally initiated IP traffic (TCP and UDP protocols only) to a default host on the LAN. You might need this if you cannot anticipate what port number or packet protocol an in-bound application might use. For example, some network games select arbitrary port numbers when a connection is opened. Or you might want all unsolicited traffic to go to a specific LAN host.
  • Passthrough: Allows the device's public IP address to be assigned to a single LAN client.

 

So I enabled Default Server and set the IP to the IP of the R1's POE-port IP address, which is on the same subnet as the Uverse router.  Is this correct, or should I use the 88.1 IP?  Or… should I set the Default Server to the Xbox (which is what I would do without the R1)?

 

TIA!

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Does it work? I also have Att crapverse high ping interleaved joke of an isp (until they release gigapower here) which got halted because of the net neutrality stuff going on. Damn i hate att lol anyways I wanted to make sure this is going to work before dropping that amount of cash on It.

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Guest Netduma_Iain

Hi Herpa,

 

Thanks for considering purchasing. I don't know about the specifics of Attverse , but the router(v1.02.3 & after) should work with any ISP. Because its an Ethernet to Ethernet router. It sits behind your existing modem or modem/router combo.

 

Hope that helps.

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  On 1/7/2015 at 11:04 PM, HerpaDerpa said:

Alright so i've got the wireless working and i can browse the web but where do i go to pull up the netduma interface? I typed 192.168.88.1

once connected to the wireless:

On Windows:

open command line > Windows Key + R > type "cmd"

run ipconfig > in command > type "ipconfig"

 

find the network interface that has an IP address, the gateway is the router IP.  Grab that and type it into the browser http://gateway_found

 

On Mac:

open terminal > Command + Space > type "terminal" > hit enter to launch it

run ifconfig > in terminal > type "ifconfig"

 

find the network interface that has an IP address, the gateway is the router IP.  Grab that and type it into the browser http://gateway_found

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  On 1/7/2015 at 11:13 PM, abc123 said:

once connected to the wireless:

On Windows:

open command line > Windows Key + R > type "cmd"

run ipconfig > in command > type "ipconfig"

 

find the network interface that has an IP address, the gateway is the router IP.  Grab that and type it into the browser http://gateway_found

 

On Mac:

open terminal > Command + Space > type "terminal" > hit enter to launch it

run ifconfig > in terminal > type "ifconfig"

 

find the network interface that has an IP address, the gateway is the router IP.  Grab that and type it into the browser http://gateway_found

Yeah that pulls up the att one. 192.168.1.254 but i'm connecting to the netduma with the att wifi disabled

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  On 1/7/2015 at 11:23 PM, HerpaDerpa said:

 

Hmm on att it shows the device as inactive....

unknown4C5E0CB16AEE icon_small_ethernet.gifPort 3 mac address with an ip like 70.203.432.123

 

yeah that's not a valid IP, that might be your external IP...go to http://whatismyipaddress.com/to check that.

 

other than that unplug the R1 and plug it back in? it should get an IP address like 192.168.1.X

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  On 1/8/2015 at 12:07 AM, abc123 said:

On the back of the R1 look for the RES section, use a pen or paper clip to reset the router, hold it for 10 seconds and then let go to factory reset the router.

Yeah I can't even get into the netduma settings after resetting with just the router alone not connected to anything

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Guest Netduma_Iain

you need to give yourself a static IP on Windows now mate. Something like 192.168.88.77, then you should be able to connect to the R1.

 

Please then go to settings > DHCP on the duma an reenable DHCP. Please don't disable it in future :P

 

Back to DMZ on the att-uverse, please select the device unknown4C5E0CB16AEE and you're good to go. 

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  On 1/8/2015 at 12:33 AM, Netduma_Iain said:

you need to give yourself a static IP on Windows now mate. Something like 192.168.88.77, then you should be able to connect to the R1.

 

Please then go to settings > DHCP on the duma an reenable DHCP. Please don't disable it in future :P

 

Back to DMZ on the att-uverse, please select the device unknown4C5E0CB16AEE and you're good to go. 

 

that worked but now i'm getting a invalid lease time error

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  On 1/8/2015 at 1:53 AM, HerpaDerpa said:

that didn't work

when you clicked save it still said invalid lease time? that's the drop down just make sure it is at minimum 1 hour...anything below that is not valid.

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