20 Most Recent Actiontec (GT704WG) Router - Page 3 Questions & Answers

• the modem and router must connected
• either you use a long ethernet cable to connect the tv to the router or use a powerline to extend the router.
  

Your DS may need another connection that is only blocked with a red lock. (Meaning WEP code locked.) If so, phone a computer tech support to help you set a connection with Wifi (wireless connection) and ask him/ her to set it to WEP code and "blocked". Then ask them to temporarily leave while you set your WEP password. A grey lock means that your DS is not compatible to your access point.

as far as i know you actually need to enable WEP wireless security on your wireless router and you will surely be able to connect to wii without any problem.
take care

You can access the router with your laptop. Go here for a tutorial on how to open ports for uTorrent on a ActionTec GT701 router.

http://portforward.com/english/routers/port_forwarding/Actiontec/GT701-WRU/BitTorrent.htm

The NAT is set to the actiontec modem/router so the next troubleshooting is to open the ports of the XBox ports 80, 3074, 53 TCP and 88, 3074, 53 UDP. To allow the XBox on the network using your modem/router.

hi change the position of the router: - put in a higher position then it is - remove from its surroundings any kind of induction (speakers, transformer ...) good luck

Yes, update your firmware. I did this recently - same problem - solved once I updated the firmware on the router and later the modem.

the wep key is nothing but the securirt key which the router generated it self so we cant find that if u entered one or try this login to ur router and disable all w/l security and configure ue x-box-rate me solved if its help full

- Check the Internet if working properly?
- Access the configuration page of your router and open the firewall settings, uncheck the list below:

Enable PPTP Passthough
Enable L2TP Passthough
Enable IPSec Passthough

- Try to gather some VPN ports to open using the router.

Note: You should have your permission from the connection of VPN to use it.

normally there is a small hole for reset to factory default, just put a pin inside...
Other than that, u can also connect using network cable and access the router configuration, inside, u can edit the wireless security keys

I opened my xbox 360 and i did not see a switch any where. don't do it its a lie.

first you need to know th ip adress enter it in your internet browser. It may ask for a user name and password. You seting should then be displayed after that.

I think the screen you may be looking at is the Application layer forwarding screen, the drop down box being populated by DHCP clients, that's why it isn't seeing the DVR. The DMZ Hosting screen doesn't have a drop down box, it only requires an IP address to be entered.

Hope this helps!

-Backu

Hi,

Locally (in your network) to gather these information, you can enter http ://192.168.0.1/ to get the Actiontec’s web interface and gather the DNS info.

Alternately, for Globelines (Philippines) DNS Servers, you can try:

• 202.52.163.6
• 202.52.163.7
• 202.52.162.39 (ns1.globeidc.com.ph)
• 202.52.162.40 (ns1.globeidc.com.ph)
• 202.52.167.70
• 202.52.167.71

Depending on the time of the day, below DNS varies in performance/speed:

• 203.127.225.10 (g-net.globe.com.ph)
• 203.127.225.11 (g-net1.globe.com.ph)

In some instances, the following also work:

• 202.95.226.66
• 202.95.226.77

The below DNS could also be used but would seem to be reserved for somebody way up the company:

• 203.177.3.100 (theboss.globenet.com.ph)

Hope that this be of initial help/idea. Pls post back how things turned up or should you need additional information.

Good luck and kind regards. Thank you for using FixYa.

Yeah, it's pretty simple actually, if you have verizon. Connect to your modem using this IP: http://192.168.1.1
Then use the username "admin" and password "password1". It may look like it's repeating each letter you're typing so that the password looks much long, but that's just the router being weird.
Finally, go to "Firewall settings" then click yes, click port forwarding on the left, then "add".
Select your computer from the drop down. Then select TCP as the protocol and "any" for source ports then whatever port you want forwarded for destination ports (you can do a range of ports if you want).
Lastly, hit "Apply" and after a quick refresh, your port should be forwarded.
DONE!

In looking on the internet the unit is a DSL gateway. Trying to use it on cable internet is not a real good way to set up your network because I believe the router is waiting for a DSL sync before the services turn on. I would spend the money and pick up a Linksys or Netgear G router, there around $50.

Your DVR need to be set at 71.182.140.***  *** meaning an available address.  Then they will connect.
What is make and model number of the DVR?

There seems to be issues with RDP and VPN Routing with Actiontec Modems in that I can't get mine to work either unless I turn on DMZ hosting, and send all traffic to my Server.

Solution: Turn on DMZ Hosting and set the address to your desktop, warning, however, all traffic sent at your modem WILL be received by your computer, so make sure you have a good firewall installed.

It looks like what you need setup is port forwarding. You can visit this link for details specific to the router manufacturer.

http://www.portforward.com/english/routers/port_forwarding/routerindex.htm

Hope this helps :)

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