Are there any distinct advantages for an IPV6 address, or is it perfectly fine to drop IPV6 in favor of IPV4, without consideration for usage conditions and other variables? This is the first time I've had to deal with IPV6 up close.

Suddenly, my internet usage went from under 10GB a day to over 30GB/day. I have not changed anything. How can I figure out where this traffic is coming from through my ARRIS BGW210-700?

i am having a hard time finding any reliable and instructional setup information regarding this issue.  I want to access the data on an external drive connected to the linksys router while im away from my home network.   Gateway = Arris NVG599Router = Linksys EA4200v2 / N900 any suggestions / links

I get this message on my TV's and my phone's and tablets 3-4 times a day.

Hello -  I have a Cisco 3750 sitting behind an ATT 5031 NV.  The Cisco device has the following networks 'living' on it: 10.1.1.1 /2410.1.2.1 /2410.1.3.1 /24 All of these have DHCP pools living on the Cisco device.  The default gateway they had out is the IP of the SVI (mentioned above).  I am using

Hello, decided to make a post about this, because I've been unable to figure it out after all these hours haha.My issue is simply this. Trying to port forward on the Mifi ZTE MF923.Watch the video. I show how it is supposed to work and that it doesn't and then I switch over to my normal router and i

I am trying to configure my BGW210 to run in as close to bridge mode as I can get. I've pulled up guides and walkthroughs for this but every time I believe I've configured it properly I just get no network connection. right now I've left the BGW210 stock reset except turned off wifi and piped the co

Hello. I'm having trouble setting up a VPN in Windows 10 that allows me to access my home network at work or elsewhere. I'm mainly trying to accomplish this so that I can connect to my xbox one via the windows 10 streaming outside of my home which I have read is possible and supposedly easy. I know

Prior to my U-Verse installation I had cable internet that came in to the modem, was wired to my wireless router (which serves smartphones and a Mac wirelessly) and then two PCs which were wired to the router.  With my U-Verse installation I was no longer able to have the internet hard wired to my P

In the past I've blocked suspicious URLs / IPs / known ad servers at the level of the gateway / router. I don't see an option for blocking Specific URLs/ IP addresses that we commonly see with a netgear router in the  PACE 5268AC. Anyone know of any work around for this? This appears to be a rather