Re: [GUIDE] Ultra TV Bridge Mode

Fri, 21 Dec 2012 07:06:38 EDT

starkwead posted : I couldn't find them when I searched, or I wouldn't have made this guide. Hopefully the wording here helps others while searching.

Re: [GUIDE] Ultra TV Bridge Mode

Fri, 21 Dec 2012 02:58:23 EDT

Jeremy W posted :

said by starkwead:

Surprised someone else didn't figure this out before I did.

Just one of a few examples: »Re: Ultra TV Gateway

Not like this was some kind of secret.

Re: [GUIDE] Ultra TV Bridge Mode

Thu, 20 Dec 2012 21:15:15 EDT

starkwead posted : Please leave some feedback on whether or not this worked for you with your setup.

[GUIDE] Ultra TV Bridge Mode

Thu, 20 Dec 2012 19:47:38 EDT

starkwead posted : A makeshift "Bridge-mode" is possible with Ultra TV's gateway box. Before you start, make sure your previous router setup is not on the same network as the Ultra TV gateway (which is by default 192.168.0.1).

Please perform the following steps:

1. Plug your existing router's WAN into a LAN port on the Ultra TV gateway with an ethernet cable.

2. Find out what IP address your router received from the Ultra TV gateway by logging into your existing router's interface (will be listed as WAN IP address). Take note of the IP address, we'll use it in the next steps.

3. Log into the admin interface on Ultra TV gateway by going to the default IP address (mine was 192.168.0.1).

4. Go to Data -> LAN Setup, then click DHCP in the navigation menu on the left hand side. Under "Fixed DHCP Clients" click Add, then enter the IP address you noted earlier from your router. This will give your router a permanent DHCP lease (similar to static) so you won't have problems in the future.

5. Go to Data -> Firewall, then click DMZ in the navigation menu on the left hand side. Put a checkbox in "Enable DMZ". Under "Private IP" enter the IP you noted earlier. This puts your existing router in the DMZ (available to the outside world once again).

Voila,
Any port forwarding, VPN settings, etc. will be available to the outside. I performed this and I can use SSH, VPN, and visit router's web interface from the internet using my existing router configuration.

Hope this helps you,
Let me know if you have any questions!

God bless,
-David

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