Recent content by DRepke

Thanks for the info. I'll consider it.

The problem wasn't the cable but... As soon as I read your response, I remembered that the ethernet cable from my modem is plugged into a surge-protected ethernet port on my UPS and then from the UPS to the router. Apparently (and not surprisingly), the ethernet ports on the UPS must be rated at...

I have an ASUS RT-AC87R Router. I just changed my ISP Account from Time-Warner to Spectrum Cable to take advantage of Spectrum's 200Mbps internet download speed. With my Time-Warner account I was paying for 25Mbps (and actually getting 29Mbps). Going to a Spectrum account decreased my total...

I did finally figure out on my own that I had to telnet to the router to access its nvram. Then I was able to enter the list of commands you sent me. After doing that, I did finally get the "Anywhere Access" Repair button to successfully set up "Anywhere Access". At least, it said that it was...

latinkreationz... I tried your procedure and could NOT get it to work. Here are the steps I tried: 1. I opened my ASUS RT-AC87N router's webpage and, under the WAN tab, turned off "port forwarding" and deleted the two entries under "port forwarding" that I previously entered manually for TCP...

Thanks for the quick response, latinkreationz. Before trying the steps you provided, I have a couple of questions: 1. I assume that a router "reset" would be required to remove your settings if I choose to do so. Correct? 2. From what you said about AI Cloud, I assume that I would NOT be able...

I am running a Windows Server 2012 Essentials "home server" as a domain controller. I recently replaced my Linksys EA-4500 router with an ASUS RT-AC87R and have not been able to get "Anywhere Access" working. Using uPNP to set it up does NOT work nor does manually forwarding ports 80 and 443...