Hi, Hope someone can help me with this issue. Since I changed my ISP I cannot connect wired devices with wireless devices in my home network. I have tried everything, restoring the router, changing some options and nothing... To give you some examples, I cannot do game streaming on my Xbox One (Wired) to my laptop (wireless), watching a Plex movie from mny laptop (wireless) to my TV (wired) or use Chrome Remote Control from my PC (wired) to my laptop (wireless). I took a look at the logs and when trying for example the game streaming, the router is detecting the connection as a DOS attack. I tried to deactivate de DOS attack protection but still cannot connect. I know it is not my ISP fault because when using the router from my ISP all work flawleslly. Any ideas? Thanks a lot

that whole "the router from my isp works flawlessly" seems to indicate that you have it running on the network .How exactly is your network setup with models/setup.modem/gateway-------->router----->another router?/switches? be specific in what you have setup and running. You could be in a double nat if you have 2 routers running on the same network. https://kb.netgear.com/30186/What-is-Double-NAT

Hi, I have a ONT then an ethernet from it to the Netgear. I had to set up the VLAN with specific ISP values. Router: Nighthawk XR500No additiional routers1 Switch in the living room. Cheers

who's your isp and what ont are you using?

My ISP is Orange (Spain). The ONET is Nokia G-010G-P Also I didn't check the double NAT thing... I can see in the Device Manager field that most of my wireless devices have both IPV6 address and local IPV4 address... could this be the reason? Sorry if I'm saying something nosense, this goes far my knowledge. :) Here you have an screenshot of what I can see in Devige Manager field.

It's unlikely but disable IPv6 just in case. If you try to access devices that are connected via the same method e.g. eth2eth, 2.4to2.4, 5to5GHz does it work then?

Wired devices cannot connect with wireless devices

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plemans
Guru - Experienced User
Oct 27, 2020
that whole "the router from my isp works flawlessly" seems to indicate that you have it running on the network .
How exactly is your network setup with models/setup.
modem/gateway-------->router----->another router?/switches?

be specific in what you have setup and running. You could be in a double nat if you have 2 routers running on the same network.
https://kb.netgear.com/30186/What-is-Double-NAT
- Ozule
  Aspirant
  Oct 27, 2020
  Hi,
  
  I have a ONT then an ethernet from it to the Netgear. I had to set up the VLAN with specific ISP values.
  
  Router: Nighthawk XR500
  No additiional routers
  1 Switch in the living room.
  
  Cheers
  - plemans
    Guru - Experienced User
    Oct 27, 2020
    who's your isp and what ont are you using?

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Wired devices cannot connect with wireless devices