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claibourne

join:2011-07-04
Garland, TX

reply to RolteC

Re: Actiontec MI424WR FIOS N Router REV. I

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said by RolteC:

Thanks rtcy, I actually already use OpenDNS. Unfortunately, people are setting their own DNS servers.

There's a quick and spiffy way to prevent them from doing exactly that. Just set up a couple rules in the "Advanced Filtering" section of the Firewall setup. First rule allows all traffic to the OpenDNS servers; the second rule blocks all DNS requests from any internal source IP, to any external destination IP. I've been doing this for two years on F, G, and I Actiontecs and haven't seen any pitfalls, performance or otherwise.


lordphong

@verizon.net

Hi all,
I'm on RevI as well but for some reason, I can't find UPnP, multicast, or IGMP options. My HDHomeRun Prime is connected to an ethernet port but none of my wireless devices can use WMC for it. It worked with the previous router but not this new RevI.

I heard people are also having this problem with xbox, tivo, and other devices as well.


claibourne

join:2011-07-04
Garland, TX

In the newest Rev I firmware, options to control UPnP and IGMP Proxy have been removed from the "Advanced Settings" page.

I've also noticed that firewall logging no longer works as before. Even with logging enabled for "Remote Administration" attempts, nothing shows up in the logs. You can verify this by going to good old grc.com and running their port scanner to check your router security. Even when running that tool, nothing shows up in the Actiontec's firewall log.



lordphong

@verizon.net

said by claibourne:

In the newest Rev I firmware, options to control UPnP and IGMP Proxy have been removed from the "Advanced Settings" page.

Those settings don't exist in Rev. I. They took out both the UPnP and IGMP settings in firmware 40.19.36.

kes601

join:2007-04-14
Virginia Beach, VA
kudos:2

said by lordphong :

said by claibourne:

In the newest Rev I firmware, options to control UPnP and IGMP Proxy have been removed from the "Advanced Settings" page.

Those settings don't exist in Rev. I. They took out both the UPnP and IGMP settings in firmware 40.19.36.

Then on the Rev I is there no way to disable IGMP proxy? Just wondering because when it is enabled it makes my Airport Express speakers useless.


lordphong

@verizon.net

said by kes601:

said by lordphong :

said by claibourne:

In the newest Rev I firmware, options to control UPnP and IGMP Proxy have been removed from the "Advanced Settings" page.

Those settings don't exist in Rev. I. They took out both the UPnP and IGMP settings in firmware 40.19.36.

Then on the Rev I is there no way to disable IGMP proxy? Just wondering because when it is enabled it makes my Airport Express speakers useless.

go to Advanced->Routing and uncheck the IGMP. that just disable the IGMP.

kes601

join:2007-04-14
Virginia Beach, VA
kudos:2

Now I'm confused, you just said they removed the settings from Rev I......

I don't have a Rev I right now, but if the settings are gone then I wouldn't want to upgrade.


FlareDust

join:2000-09-09
New York, NY

reply to lordphong
That is not going to work for his purposes of getting the Airport Express speakers to work. IGMP is needed for multicast as I understand, but the IGMP Proxy is blocks multicast from the Airport Express and the HDHomeRun prime (this is the problem I'm experiencing with my router at the moment).

In the latest firmware, 40.19.36, IGMP proxy settings are removed and you can no longer disable IGMP proxy. There are several people who have tried to downgrade the firmware with limited success.

Once a downgrade is completed, Fios will push the new firmware back onto the router. Blocking the port for which the firmware is pushed into the router is not allowed on the actiontec router. The only way to overcome this problem is to disable the internet/remove coax from the router.

If anyone knows of a workaround this would be great, otherwise I'm stuck with a HDHomeRun Prime that can only work over a wired network.


v12v9

join:2008-09-18

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reply to rev I
Guys - I just got the Rev I. It runs firmware 40.19.36.

I see the IPv6 option under Advanced on the router's setting page.
It's disabled.

Could someone please explain why I would want to enable it?
I also noticed that IPv6 has its own firewall setting...

Also, under Network, I don't have the option to Rename the device on most of the devices on my network. Why not?

Thank you in advance.


v12v9

join:2008-09-18

Well, in response to the question about IPv6: here is a post on Verizon FiOS's page.

Verizon FiOS is supposed to be making IPv6 avail. 3rd quarter of 2012 for customers with a dynamic IP address first...

Is anyone seeing/ using it?



lordphong

@verizon.net

reply to FlareDust
You are correct. I did not say you can disable IGMP proxy. I said you can disable IGMP, which is not the same thing. It worked for some people and not all. Most people need the multicast as you have said but it's still worth a try.



bigdaddy

join:2009-11-18
kudos:2

reply to rev I

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You mean this page ?


LLStarks
Better Than You
Premium
join:2003-12-03
Roslyn, NY

reply to rev I
Rep told me the other day during an ONT reset that IPv6 deployment for residential customers will start in January.
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I know before you even speak that you're wrong.


FlareDust

join:2000-09-09
New York, NY

reply to bigdaddy

said by bigdaddy:

You mean this page ?

Yes, I don't believe that page exist anymore in firmware version 40.19.36.


bigdaddy

join:2009-11-18
kudos:2

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Yes it does Exist. I have had the new Firmware installed as of 2-3 Week's a go.


bigdaddy

join:2009-11-18
kudos:2

reply to rev I

IGMP Proxy Is Now Restored Again !

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Merry Christmas Everyone !

Here is a Christmas Gift for All you Actiontec Rev I and Rev G Owner's.

Use the Following »192.168.1.1/index.cgi?active_page=6059. It restores the IGMP Proxy menu in the Actiontec Rev I and Rev G Routers.

Again Merry Christmas to All and Enjoy !

tnsprin

join:2003-07-23
Bradenton, FL
kudos:1

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Hmm. Can't find a way to that page EXCEPT for the jump you mentioned. Does it actually work? Or is it an old page with no code behind it.

Apparently it works Posted it over on Verizon's board mentioned give kudos to Bigdaddy.



bigdaddy

join:2009-11-18
kudos:2

said by tnsprin:

Hmm. Can't find a way to that page EXCEPT for the jump you mentioned. Does it actually work? Or is it an old page with no code behind it.

Apparently it works Posted it over on Verizon's board mentioned give kudos to Bigdaddy.

Where did you post it ?

FlareDust

join:2000-09-09
New York, NY

Thank you, you are definitely the BIGDADDY!!!



rtcy
FACTS only please
Premium
join:1999-10-16
Norwalk, CA

reply to claibourne

Re: Actiontec MI424WR FIOS N Router REV. I

said by claibourne:

said by RolteC:

Thanks rtcy, I actually already use OpenDNS. Unfortunately, people are setting their own DNS servers.

There's a quick and spiffy way to prevent them from doing exactly that. Just set up a couple rules in the "Advanced Filtering" section of the Firewall setup. First rule allows all traffic to the OpenDNS servers; the second rule blocks all DNS requests from any internal source IP, to any external destination IP. I've been doing this for two years on F, G, and I Actiontecs and haven't seen any pitfalls, performance or otherwise.

Very clean, merry Christmas and I'm defenetly showing my age and mind I think I tried something like this and failed. I miss my gnatbox firewall that thing let you made rules that always worked without fail. but I have 4 kids 3 of them computer savvy and then some and find a way around the old man.
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