PLEASE HELP ! AC3 problems with WAN
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Have you tried the http://www.canyouseeme.org/ site and entered 1080 into the port field?
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Don't reset quite yet...
When you access the controller from inside the home are you using:
http://192.168.1.50
I don't suspect the controller is the issue but tackling the problem in reverse should help identify the issue.
When you access the controller from inside the home are you using:
http://192.168.1.50
I don't suspect the controller is the issue but tackling the problem in reverse should help identify the issue.
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Ah, d-link default subnet. looks good. What this tells me is that you are (100%) using port 80 internally.
On the d-link how do you have port forward setup? D-Link has 2 kinds of port forward; Virtual Server (which I prefer) and Port forward. Both are on the "Advanced" setup page.
On the d-link how do you have port forward setup? D-Link has 2 kinds of port forward; Virtual Server (which I prefer) and Port forward. Both are on the "Advanced" setup page.
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Oh, sorry, I thought all the d-links would have had the same firmware...
Since we know you are on port 80 (for the AC3) are you certain that your ISP isnt blocking port 80; it is more common than you might think? I assume you have port forward configured to forward port 80?
Since we know you are on port 80 (for the AC3) are you certain that your ISP isnt blocking port 80; it is more common than you might think? I assume you have port forward configured to forward port 80?
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If you go to your dyndns page (dyndns.com) there will be a "Last updated" for the address; if the router is talking to the dyndns server it will have an address and a date. You can also look at the dlink router status and get the public address (and use that to connect to the controller).
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Sorry if I am asking many questions but not knowing your DLink firmware I need to ask...
Does the port forward include source and destination ports or just one that is used in internet and intranet?
My DLink logs incomming connections attempts; does your and if so do you see a connection? If you don't then it could be that port 80 is being blocked by your ISP and you should try a different port but remember to set a new port for both router AND AC3 (depending on the level of configuration supported by the router).
Does the port forward include source and destination ports or just one that is used in internet and intranet?
My DLink logs incomming connections attempts; does your and if so do you see a connection? If you don't then it could be that port 80 is being blocked by your ISP and you should try a different port but remember to set a new port for both router AND AC3 (depending on the level of configuration supported by the router).
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