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(Probably for a Verizon Tech) - Remote DVR and ROUTER ISSUE

For some reason - my settop box now has a new IP of 192.168.1.101.... Last week it was 192.168.1.103. The issue is that the firewall rule for the port fowarding rule for the remote DVR function to work is still set up in the router to foward to 192.168.1.103, which now is not the IP of the settop... any ideas how to fix this?

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Bob_Robertson

the router assigns the IP to the STB's dynamically, but alwasy in the .10x range... you could try statically assigning the DVR to .101 or setup the rule for each IP(101, 102, 103, etc for however many STBs you have), if possible...

Message Edited by Bob_Robertson on 06-26-2009 11:03 AM

BrianMcD

Is the RemoteDVR Functionality still working with the rule changes on your Router ?

Jeff1512

Nope. I'm not sure how to assign a static IP. How do you do that from the router? I would think that would have to be done from the settop??? Please tell me how to do this and I'll try it.

Thanks!

prisaz

This is how to make a dynamic address issued by DHCP a static address. Always issued to the same device.

http://forums.verizon.com/vrzn/board/message?board.id=FiOS_Internet&message.id=5108#M5108

I hope this helps or points you in the right direction.

Techman28

Jeff1512,

is this issue resolved after we last spoke?

Jeff1512

Well - I'd really like to know if the DNS entry is a requiremnt to manually be put in... and the port forwarding rule, is that a requirement to be manually input as well?

Techman28

The Dns info is not a requirement for those who have internet as well as video services. We have run into a few circumstances with Video only customers needing that put in. To answer the question the answer should be no. I did make the guys over at the remote DVR team aware of the issue as well.

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