Port Forwarding using Arris S33 to Linksys EA6400
Hello forum members I've just switched from ATT to Cox recently and have some issues with port forwarding. With ATT: Arris BGW210-700 to Linksys EA6400, Port forwarding has been working on this setup. (ports 7, 9 and 1723) With Cox: Arris S33 to Linksys EA6400, Port forwarding is NOT working on this setup. (ports 7, 9 and 1723) On both setups, the IP address on Linksys EA6400 is changed from 192.168.1.1 to 192.168.2.1, so there is no change when I switched from ATT to Cox. The Internet is working with Cox, but the port forwarding is NOT working. Does Cox block the port forwarding? It will be greatly appreciated if you can share your experience.
Port Forwarding on Cox Wi-fi App?
I am having trouble opening ports on my TG1682G Panoramic Wi-Fi router. I have installed the Cox Wi-Fi app, but it has proved unhelpful. Going to the dedicated section for port forwarding immediately throws an error message, saying "Something unexpected happened", with no further technical details that could help me diagnose the issue. I am running an up-to-date version of the Android Cox Wi-Fi app on my phone, and this feature fails to function both over cellular data and over Wi-Fi. There are other sections of the app that also tell me they "can't display [my] details right now", which may indicate an issue with the service the app should be connecting to. There is no other means of opening ports on my router, since the feature has been removed from all other services- accessing the router from the default gateway results in a redirect to wifi.cox.com, which has also seen its features stripped to move to the app. Many posts on this forum say "Buy another router". Maybe someday soon- but I'd appreciate help in finding interim/stop-gap solutions, even frustrating ones, if there are any. One post had a recommendation to reach out to an email, but they asked for a lot of personal information- so I asked for a phone number. No reply yet.
Port forwarding issue
I'm attempting to open the ports that Final Fantasy 14 uses. In the Panoramic Gateway, I've reserved an IP for my desktop PC. On wifi.cox.com, I've set up the correct ranges and protocols for port forwarding to my PC. Advanced Security is OFF. I've rebooted the Gateway. However, when I go to a port checking site, the specified ports report as closed and over a dozen of the common ports report as closed too.
Unable to create or edit existing port forwards (Panoramic Router)
I am currently unable to to modify or create new port forward on my Cox Panoramic Router. I have been able to make them in the past, without any issues at all. However for the last few months, when I attempt to make/edit an existing port forward I get a error saying message saying "We're having some trouble - Please try again. If the problem persist, check back later". (Screenshot: https://www.screencast.com/t/PmLOGrVKFE ) I've tried the following steps to attempt to resolve this: Restarted Gateway (duh) Cleared cache and cookies as well as attempt port forwards from 3 different desktop computers - same error Installed the "Cox Wifi App" on my phone (with wifi turned off) to remote manage gateway setting - same error (rules out a device or network issue) Factory reset the Gateway - Obviously this cleared my old port forwards as well as everything else, forcing me to manually re-configured my network... but I am still unable to create a new port forward (same error) At this point I am convinced it must be something with either the gateway itself, or a recent update changed something on Cox side with the remote management tool works. Has anyone else had this issue? Surely I can't be alone here!
Port Forwarding Multiple Devices To The Same Ports
Hello, I need to forward multiple devices (a desktop and a laptop) through the same ports on my router, but attempting to do so through www.cox.com/mywifi gives an error that each port can only forward a single device. Is there a way to work around this?PORT FORWARDING don't work ! ! ! !
I've setup port forwarding with the correct IPv4 shows in the wifi.cox.com settings of the port forward section but when i check my ports on canyouseeme.org nothing is opening i've restarted my computer / modem reapplied the settings nothing happens nothing is working and it seems they're trying to fish 10$ outta me to talk to the customer support whos gonna magically turn it on for me this smells SUPER FISHY!Port forwarding for SSH or remote access?
Hows it going all. Been seeing quite a few people complaining about the switch that happened with port forwarding. I'm attempting to SSH into a raspberry pi from a completely separate network, and every time i port forward the raspi, the port never opens on the router (tested with telnet and https://www.yougetsignal.com/tools/open-ports/) I went in (to the app COX support, because you blocked the firmware option that made it simple and easy), and selected the raspi, told it the port i wanted forwarded, and saved it. I can now view it, and look at it, but not use it apparently? Any ideas anyone? I've tried PuTTy and just ssh through cmd/powershell.
Single Port Forwarding?
I am new to Cox, but have seen in these forums that port forwarding in general is a problem. Texting with Cox on the subject immediately brought us a paid subscription to COX Complete Care. What I need to do I have done in the past with industry standard routers as standard features with the hardware. Note sure why Cox is different with the panoramic WiFi. I need to create two single port forwarding rules for an IP address of one of my devices. Public port to Private Port 21326 >> 8887 21325 >> 80 Can this be done without a subscription or do I need to replace the Cox WiFi box?