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So recently I was trying to portforward (Which I know how) and I'm on a internet service provider that is locally wireless (new company) I went to check to see if I was behind multiple routers and it showed I was behind 3. Mine, another by 192.168.100.X and the third which is the isp I suppose. I was curious if my powerbox (which carriers the actual companies name) or if the so called modem/router was at the isp (because default user/pass doesn't work) I would call their technical support but they are a tiny bit special. The second Ip brings me to a AirOs login page. =,= Any help?

teamviewer me

Port forward your static ip, which is what I did.

There is a program from portforward.com that lets me see my "dynamic' ip and "static" ip adress.

Then there is a button to change your Ip adress to "static".

Maybe you can find it on Portforward.com  ?

Well there are more than one router which does not allow any type of static ip etc. I was trying to figure out where the second router is, and to try to get information on it. The power box acts as a modem also and the third is the isp for sure considering the ip. I just wondered if the second was my hardware or theres.

douche, u have the same problem as me last time. Are you living in a house where someone is also sharing routers?

Well here is what i got:

INTERNET

WAN IP:  99.235.28.102

WAN Subnet Mask:  255.255.254.0

WAN Gateway IP:  99.235.28.1

Primary DNS:   64.71.255.198

Secondary DNS:   0.0.0.0

but I am guessing you should use this one:

GATEWAY

DHCP Gateway IP Address:  192.168.0.1

Subnet Mask:  255.255.255.0

DNS Proxy IP Address:  192.168.0.1

(The Gateway IP crap.... helps?)

Hmmm, I dont know anything about AIRos software stuff.... -_-

Wireless internet service provider, I have access to my router and box which runs to another box (that's in a tree) << which may possible be the other router and then a third which is the actual isp router. Because it goes to a cell phone tower. I'm trying to figure out what is what and to see if I can get access to my actual second router.

Douche teamviewer me. I had the same exact problem trying to port forward.

You can explain it if you want and if it doesn't work then I will teamview you.

Yah i think I have trouble with port forwarding too.

Once i portforwarded, tried my server on meh laptop, worked.

Recently, doesnt work and I have latest client and EOSERv doesnt say anything..

And the program cant pick up my IP (both dynamic and static) and info anymore.

Did my computer change? Oh yes and there is a lot more crap like WAN Ip on the rooter, Internet, and gateway IPs.

Since I published my Gateway Info, I feel like im gonna get hacked >>

Goto your default gateway. Once it shows your router, it will show all the connections. Goto advanced settings and uncheck private dhcp server.

Edit: One of the connections might be affecting your port forward 

mrballin posted: (6th Nov 2012, 02:38 am)

Goto your default gateway. Once it shows your router, it will show all the connections. Goto advanced settings and uncheck private dhcp server.

Edit: One of the connections might be affecting your port forward 

teamviewer me.

I really don't think it will help. xD Wireless internet service providers have always been a pain.

just try it. you never know what will happen.