Hi, I am setting up a server for a small office. I know how to setup DHCP on the server side, but I'm not sure how to set up DHCP on Windows Server 2012 when the Uverse router is assigning the IP addresses. I've read that I maybe I have to have another router, then bridge the Uverse router to my rou

I'm looking to upgrade from AT&T DSL service (originally sbcglobal) to U-verse; I currently have a Motorola Netopia DSL Modem. Local network is configured as 172.16.0.0/23. I have disabled the wireless radio, and connected a Cisco/Linksys EA4500 running in bridge mode to serve as the Wireless access

Hello, I recently switch from DSL to U-verse and I was using OpenDNS for web content filtering.  With OpenDNS you just change your router to use the OpenDNS DNS servers, then any device connecting to your network gets filtered.  Now that we switched to Uverse the Uverse router is our main router.  I

Just switched from DSL (Motorola 2210) to UVerse (Motorola NVG510). I set the 2210 into bridge mode and ran my home network from an Apple Airport Extreme Base Station (AEBS). I have some complex configurations on my network and figured I'd be able to do the same thing with the NVG510. However, it se

Learn how to set up your own router The Arris BGW210-700 BGW320 is an advanced residential gateway that supports VoIP, IPv6, video delivery, security firewall, and extensive remote management features.    The BGW210-700 Broadband Gateway delivers robust video, primary line telephony, and

DVR is not recording any shows whatsoever...Called Tech Support but they are unable to help because of a personal router...Here is the setup ATT Modem Motorola NVG589 (doing DHCP, 192.168.1 segment) > Netgear R7000 (doing DHCP, 10.0.0 segment) > ATT DVR (IP Address = 10.0.0.XX, Default Gateway = 10.

I need to change the DHCP pool from 192.168.1.x to something else, say, 192.168.25.x. because of a IP conflict when using a VPN split tunnel.  I'm concerned with how this will effect my UVerse-specific devices (the Cisco set top boxes, wired and wireless, etc.). Any suggestions?

I have switched to using LTE for my home internet through UbiFi.net because they have an unlimited option that is not available to me through my personal account with AT&T.To access my home security cameras, I need a public facing IP address and not one NATted to a private IP (10.x.x.x).It is my und

I have a Pace 5268AC AT&T router that is connected in the basement.  It did not provide adequate wifi coverage.  So I purchased a TP-Link EAP225 access point that I put on the ceiling of the main living area and hardwired it to port 3 of the 5368AC.  I then disabled the wifi radio in the 5268AC.My w

I have a router that's connected to 5031nv. The 5031nv is assigning it a static IP.  How do I change it so that 5031nv assigns it an IP dynamically (via DHCP)?   This is what I see when I log into 5031nv:  

I bought the DPH-154 yesterday and got it home, plugged it in and started the configuration, but the status webpage never got past "Power Up Pending", even after leaving it over night. Checking the DHCP server on the Cisco LRT214 (router with VPN tunneling so that I can access my home network when I

ProblemI have a 5031NV-030 Pace router, with wi-fi enabled. Except for TV, and AV receiver, all other devices connect over wireless. Everything is default, router is 192.168.1.254, etc. Since yesterday, all wireless devices are being assigned an address from 192.168.10.x series, which is puzzling, s

It is pretty common to allow a manual configuration of DNS servers on the DHCP settings of routers.  I am shocked that the very nice and fast Arris BGW210-700 does not allow this option.   People and Businesses rely on using customizable DNS servers for security and web filtering - AT&T creates an u

I have been fighting my NVG599 router to get the 5GHz / Wireless AC radio to work and it turns out I couldn't because the radio uses IP address #.#.#.64, which I had in my DHCP server range. Why in all that's holy would ARRIS (or AT&T) have it take up an address in the middle of the range so that we

I keep dropping my internet connection.  It turns out that I am no longer receiving DHCP IP addresses on Ethernet.  WiFi still works.  I have restarted my mac, and restarted the router a few times.  Works for awhile, and then loses DHCP. I thought that it was somehow related to the additional switch

I was having lots of problem with my 2-wire router and an AT&T tech replaced it with the NVG589 and I am seeing some strange stuff with my hosts with static IP addresses. For one the hostname of a mac host was changed to "unknownXXXXXXX" where those X's is a string of hex code. Also, the domain was

I do IT Security work and have a test lab at home. I recently upgraded to AT&T Gigapower 100Mbps from AT&T Uverse vDSL 18mbps. When we were on vDSL, everything in my network ran fine. All of the clients got their DNS from the DHCP server and pool.  When IPv6 was turned on, the AT&T

Recently I have noticed these strange devices appearing on my router. I would like to know if there are dangerous or not. They appear to be Humax, and Technicolor devices, but why would they show up like this? The timezone was also changed recently if that is any concern, I don't know if that's au

Sigh. I signed up for AT&T Fiber, couldn't find any way to ask pre-sales questions, and hoped that, in 2018, I wouldn't end up with hardware that couldn't be fit into my home LAN. I fear I'm about to be disappointed. Here's my situation: I am switching over from Comcast cable. I have a Cisco RV320 G

(Note: Apologies for the formatting, although this MCE editor allows indents, the back-end scrubs them out.) Hello World, I'm at a bit of a loss after troubleshooting for the past few days.   Over the past two weeks--excluding 02/09 - 02/11--the following setup has been working perfectly.