I have a RT-AC66R router (same as Asus AC66U) connected behind a Pace 5286AC gateway. The gateway is configured to provided 192.168.1.xx addresses and I have both the 5GHz and 2.4 GHz wireless networks active. Note that this is only for convenience and these could be disabled if required.   Th

I have just upgraded from an older (AT&T) standard ADSL service to ADSL2+, and am not exactly sure how to get IPv6 working in my current configuration.   My old setup was simple:  ASUS RT-AC66U -> plain DSL modem.  The ASUS handled the PPoE sign in, etc., and was configured for using IPv6 using 6rd

I want to setup a cascaded router with my NV5031-30 and have a question. I'm on the boardband link configuration page and clicked the button next to cascaded router. Is the IP address that goes in the "Network Address" field the WAN address (192.168.1.79) or the LAN address (192.168.0.1) of the down

I have moved my service to a new address last week and now with a new Aris BGW210 all working but when I try to add the Cascaded Route option to add my static IP the modem take 20s and show session refused and not take the config and requires me to reboot the modem to be able to connect back on the

I'm trying to get my network back up after a failure. The failure happened when AT&T tech support mucked with my configuration to fix my non-working WiFi. Here's my configuration: AT&T fiber connection -> 6852 Gateway -> CISCO RVS4000 router -> User machines and servers. I have a

I know that this has been asked a hundred times and my guess is because everyone seems to have problems with this. I'm almost convinced at this point that AT&T purposely breaks this to discourage the practice. However, I've been known to be wrong a time or two. I've successfully done this setup with