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@tbone67 You should enter the Internet IP address of the pcWRT router, which you can find on the Status page, and it should be something like 10.0.1.*. Another change you might need is to configure the AirPort Extreme to assign a static IP address to the pcWRT. So that your DMZ configuration remains valid after router reboots.

[support]

@akarchm01 Can you please send screenshots of the Status page to [email protected]? Please send one for direct connection and one for connection via TP-Link. Let us know which device we should be looking at. Thanks!

[support]

@akarchm01 You can follow the instructions for the TP-Link to set up the extender as usual. After you get the TP-Link working, connect a device to the TP-Link. Then check for the device in the “Connected Devices” section of the pcWRT. If you see it there, then it’s all good.

There are no special requirements for parental control. As long as you can get the connection to work, the device shall be controlled either when it’s connected directly or through the TP-Link.

[support]

@tbone67 This configuration should work:

1. Set filtering mode to black list.
2. Disable “block literal IP addresses” and “block proxy,VPN, TOR”
3. Enable UPnP

You can do a network test on the Xbox, and it should report “Open NAT” (or, should finish without warnings about NAT).

If the pcWRT router is behind another router, for example, AT&T U-vers, then you need to put the pcWRT in the DMZ of the U-vers router.

[support]

@venfam You can connect a PC to the router by wire and access the management console with http://192.168.10.1, or http://pcwrt/ (keep the trailing /). Then update the SSID and turn WiFi back on.

If you need to reset the router, follow the steps here: http://www.pcwrt.com/forums/topic/no-login-page-at-192-168-10-1/

[support]

This router has dual WiFi band (2.4GHz & 5GHz) whereas the N router is single band (2.4GHz). The wired Ethernet connection is Gigabit whereas the N router is 100Mbps. It also has more RAM than the N router (512MB vs. 64MB).

If you have any problems, please send email to [email protected]. We’ll take care of it. Thanks!

[support]

Stock replenishment is on the way. It will take a few days. Thanks for asking!

[support]

You have to connect the pcWRT WAN to the Frontier LAN. Please follow these steps:

1. Disconnect the pcWRT from the Frontier.
2. Connect your PC to the pcWRT router.
3. Enter http://pcwrt/ into your browser.
4. Go to Network Settings page. Check the IP Address in the LAN section. If it is 192.168.1.x, change it to 192.168.10.1. Click Save.
5. Router will reboot.
6. After router powers up, connect the WAN port to a Frontier LAN port.

If the pcWRT LAN IP address is not 192.168.1.x in step 4, then reconnect the pcWRT WAN port to a LAN port on the Frontier.

Connect your PC to pcWRT. Your PC should get an IP address in the pcWRT LAN subnet.

[support]

@klawncare1239 We added this feature with version v1.22.4. Please upgrade and try it out. Thanks!

[support]

@Sjado UPnP should be working now with version v1.22.4, released a couple of days ago. You can enable UPnP with the default settings provided with the app. It should be pretty straightforward if you want to customize the settings. Let us know if you need help.

[support]

If the pcWRT subnet is 192.168.10.x, and your PC is connected to the pcWRT router, then your PC should get an IP address in 192.168.10.x.

If your PC is connected by wire, you might try to disconnect the wire and reconnect.

[support]

Enter http://192.168.1.1 into your browser. What do you see?

You may also try http://pcwrt/ (including the trailing /).

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[support]

Mark, it looks like your computer is on the 192.168.1.1 subnet. Can you check your PC connection and make sure that it is connected to the pcWRT router?

[support]

The router can block Netflix as a whole, but not specific programs within Netflix. You might want to see if Netflix provides any options to achieve that.

[support]

@Sjado There is a bug in the TORONTO-AC firmware (v1.22.3) for UPnP. We have a fix which is currently being tested and should be available in the next few days. Hopefully that will solve your problem. Thanks!

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