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NETGEAR D6400: impossibile usare il servizio Voip
Buongirono a tutti, Il vostro Router Ac1600 funionava alla perfezione sia per traffico dati e voce con la linea Adsl. Da poco ho installato la fibra telecom, nessun problema con la navigazione..ma mio malgrado ho scoperto l'impossibilità di usare il servizio voce normale. Tim infatti utilizza un servizio Voip per le telefonate normali.... Avete qualche suggerimento a riguardo?Sarò costretto ad utilizzare quella schifezza del modello dato in dotazione da Tim? GrazieTimezone issues for C6250-100NAS (AC1600)
Ok, I've read many post on timezone isses with Netgear routers and can't find the answer I'm looking for. Yes, my time is 1 hour off. Yes, I've checked under Advanced/Security for the drop menu to change the timezone (It's not there) My firmware version is V1.01.17 I still can't find what I'm looking for. Other than this throwing off my wireless schedule, that so lovingly pisses my kids off, when it's time for bed. This router works as advertised. Can anyone shed some light on this issue. I know it probably has something to do with me living in EST and daylight freaking savings time. Because that's about when I started having this problem. ThanksCenturylink Fiber to ac1600
Hello community! I have been using my centirylink modem/router for the longest time, and I attempted to switch. My ISP is currently: CenturyLink Fiber I have tried plugging my ONT to my ac1600 modem router, but on the genie app via setup wizard it says “Problem internet connection not found.” I have tried setting up the PPPoE and that didn’t work either. I have contacted my ISP and there was no issue with that. Currently, I have: CenturyLink supplying me Fiber to my ONT, which is connected with Ethernet from the ONT to the ac1600 in the internet port. On the app, the internet port section has the yellow exclamation point image, and has: “Internet IP address: 0.0.0.0 / Domain Name Server: 0.0.0.0”