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@Xgharetx wrote:
I believe this is the same one.
http://www.zyxel.com/us/en/products_services/p_660r_compact_series.shtml?t=p
That clearly states that it's a modem router. So, the problem is that the Zyxel is blocking the ports from being opened. You either need to put it into bridge mode, if at all possible. Or, alternatively, you need to put the WNR2000 into AP Mode (via ADVANCED > Advanced Setup > Wireless AP).
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Re: Opening NAT types
Access WNR2000v5 UI -- Advanced --> Setup ---> WAN Setup ---> NAT Filtering (set it to OPEN).
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Re: Opening NAT types
Enable UPnP in ADVANCED > Advanced Setup > UPnP. Reboot router and console.
BTW, does your ISP modem have a built-in router?
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http://www.zyxel.com/us/en/products_services/p_660r_compact_series.shtml?t=p
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@Xgharetx wrote:
I believe this is the same one.
http://www.zyxel.com/us/en/products_services/p_660r_compact_series.shtml?t=p
That clearly states that it's a modem router. So, the problem is that the Zyxel is blocking the ports from being opened. You either need to put it into bridge mode, if at all possible. Or, alternatively, you need to put the WNR2000 into AP Mode (via ADVANCED > Advanced Setup > Wireless AP).
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