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Hi all,
Recently changed my ISP to a different company and they sent me a wireless router. Plugged the cable in (not using a wireless card) and all good, all toasty. Until AC. I knew I had to open TCP/UDP ports 9000-9013, so that's the first thing I did, and it worked...to an extent. Now everytime I restart my machine, I have to go to the config page for the router, remove the AC port forwarding entry, add it again (under a different name) and restart my PC. Somtimes this'll work. SSometimes it won't. At the moment it's driving me nuts.
The router is a Netgear WGR614v6. If anyone has ANY info that might help in any way, PLEASE post it!
Thanks!
RM.
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You may have to do a little research, but I remember seeing something about this router not working with AC.
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http://www.portforward.com
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If you are having to forward ports from your router, you will most likely want to set up your machine with a static IP address to forward those ports to. Otherwise, each time you reboot your machine, you run a risk of getting a different IP address, in which case you will need to go into the router, and re-forward those ports to the new address.
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Yep, I've done that. And I read all the entrieds I could find on portforward about AC and about this router. I found a firmware upgrade, I think I'll try that now...
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