apex help and verizon dsl?
- Thread starter jerl77
- Start date
- Location
- Union Square, NY
Are you able to log into the DSL modem?
On the router, in the status page, what is your external IP address?
On the router, in the status page, what is your external IP address?
- Location
- Union Square, NY
Yes, you need to use the modem for sure.
You can probably use your own router if you want to buy one.
Either way, you will need to access the device that is doing the NAT function and put in the port forwarding information. That would be the router in most situations. If you can log in there I can help you.
You can probably use your own router if you want to buy one.
Either way, you will need to access the device that is doing the NAT function and put in the port forwarding information. That would be the router in most situations. If you can log in there I can help you.
- Location
- Bergen County, NJ
You need to use whatever router that is connected to your system. YOu need to tell the router where the APEX is on the system. So you will need to log into the router that you have to configure the port forwarding.
DLS??? I didn't know that anyone actually has that any more LOL!
DLS??? I didn't know that anyone actually has that any more LOL!
we tryed that we think the router is the problem its says the port forwording is open but it will not work
trying to get the password and user name from my freind
What I did is plug my apple airport to run off the verizon modem. I think Their modem sucks.
I run everything off of my airport.
Much easier to configure there.
I have fios but after googling I'm stuck with the verizon one. As it contols the cable box too.
Thanx
-Joe
I run everything off of my airport.
Much easier to configure there.
I have fios but after googling I'm stuck with the verizon one. As it contols the cable box too.
Thanx
-Joe
apple airport? i know nothing about this pc stuff i ask my buddy :help:
- Location
- Bergen County, NJ
ok so you can goto 192.168.1.XXX at home and see the apex or even http://apex then you know that you are connected. when you are trying to access from outside you are using the port right? and you need to use your INTERNET IP not the internal one..
so for example goto http://www.whatismyip.com that will give you the IP for your ROUTER. that is the ip that you need to access to get to your APEX from outside. so then for example you would goto http://72.12.344.120:7890 you would obviously use the ip that you got from the whatismyip site and you would use the port
7890) that you configured properly
so for example goto http://www.whatismyip.com that will give you the IP for your ROUTER. that is the ip that you need to access to get to your APEX from outside. so then for example you would goto http://72.12.344.120:7890 you would obviously use the ip that you got from the whatismyip site and you would use the port
7890) that you configured properly
- Location
- 11507 Albertson, Long Island
did you do the dyndns set up?
thats what i had to do to connect outside of my wifi
this manual may help you
thats what i had to do to connect outside of my wifi
this manual may help you
- Location
- Bergen County, NJ
You do not "need" to do the day DNS setup. You need to make sure tat you can hit it from outside your router first. All that is needed for that is your Internet IP, the one tat the ISP gives you
- Location
- Kings Park, NY
The issue is coming from port forwarding on the Westell 7500 series router that J is using. The IP doesn't do any good right now as we/I cannot get the port forwarding rules to work. I have even tried using the Westell in "Bridge Mode" with a Linksys behind it. The issue with that is internet access. The router just isn't allowing it in "Bridged Mode".
- Location
- Bergen County, NJ
hmmmmmm verizon is very well known for making the equipment they issue hard to manipulate....
i am assuming that you used the help of portforward.com?
i am assuming that you used the help of portforward.com?
- Location
- Bergen County, NJ
I'm going to say that you don't neet to use ther router. D you have a MODEM and a ROUTER?? Or is it just one device that the phone line plugs into???
As long as they supply. MODEM I don't see why you cannot use another router. Unlike fios whre you need t use their router for the television service (for on demand and ppv and such)
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As long as they supply. MODEM I don't see why you cannot use another router. Unlike fios whre you need t use their router for the television service (for on demand and ppv and such)
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- Location
- Rockland County NY
Not sure if it will help you, but there is a Apex forum @ ReefCentral. I know they have a guide for getting the apex to play nice with Verizon FiOs. Not sure about DSL, but it may be worth a shot if you haven't checked it out yet.
- Location
- Bergen County, NJ
Really it will play nice with any service for the most part. It is all about port forwardingm
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