Just a quick note to anyone else trying to use the DMZPlus feature in the 5031NV RG.  The feature apparently interferes with VOIP connections.Symptoms were that I could place a call, but couldn't hear anything most of the time.  Some numbers (consistently) worked fine, most didn't.  In at least some

Hello! I've got Uverse TV service (via a 3800GHV-B router), and I'm thinking about adding UVerse Internet Service too.  However, I am worried.  I need to keep my current router, a Linksys, due to a highly specialized network setup that the 3800 cannot manage.  From what I am reading, I would need to

So new 1gbs fiber connection - mostly loving it except getting it to work properly with my network setup. My setup is Pace 5268AC (wifi disabled) -> Ubiquiti USG (DMZ+) -> Ubiquiti 8 port switch -> Ethernet and Ubiquiti AP AC Lite. Everything in theory is mostly working with some concernin

Hi,I have my Asus router configure as previously described DMZplus zone with pace. All my computers are going through the router and I have no issue. The problem I have is that from outside my router ports  are closed - so I cannot use VPN, WOL and other . Obviously I have create port forwarding in

TLDR: How do I stop my Uverse 5031NV Residential Gateway from responding to ping requests from the internet when DMZPlus is enabled?Background:My reason for going into "bridge mode" is lack of confidence AT&T is adequately patching firmware in their UVerse RGs. Considering how many zero day and

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

I just updated my ATT fiber configuration.  I changed my PACE 5268AC router to client setup to a router-behind-router setup.  I am using a netgear x4s (which is a gigabit router) and also updated the latest firmware and using google dns servers.  After testing the wired connections (i don' do that o