Gateway Max TG799 printer settings

Just received and installed my Gateway Max modem but can't get the printer to work with either USB or ethernet cable. Previous setup was via USB with TG587 using TCP/IP 10.0.0.137 port...thanks

Hi Snoop2,
I've responded to your same question at the following thread:
http://crowdsupport.telstra.com.au/t5/Modems-Hardware/connecting-printer-to-TG587n-V3/m-p/482139#M13967
- Ben

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Hoping somebody can help.....Having trouble setting up the printer to WI FI. I keep getting the message that it has timed out. Any assistance would be appreciated.

Hey Berry,
Do you have issues with your Wi-Fi on any other device? Or only the Printer? When is this error coming up? When you try to initially connect? Or when you're printing?
Brodie

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We have a Telstra Gateway Max TG799vac.
We have recently acquired our own domain name and have setup up an online store on Shopify.
So the underlying web address (on myshopify.com) is not the same as our URL of the shop.When we try to access the new site from any computer or device from within our house
we are blocked 90% of the time. It occasionally will connect. We are therefore unable to do admin on our own site.
I have tried USB tethering thru my phone's data and works 100% no worries. This bypasses the gateway and Telstra of course.
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So I went into settings and changed the firewall setting down to the LOW setting.
Then we can connect all the time.
When in NORMAL or HIGH then we get this intermittent (mostly failed) connection.
After this experiment I am convinced it has something to do with the internal firewall.There is also a USER DEFINED section where you can set your own firewall rules
but I don't know enuff about what to do in there to experiment.
But I think I could set up a rule in there to allow this site to work for us if I knew how to go about it.I have been unable to find anyone within the normal Telstra tech help line who can help with this.Does anyone on here have any such knowledge or can give me a pointer where I can read/learn about how to do this for myself.Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks Steph,The fact that these devices are updated by Telstra remotely without our prior knowledge explains alot.It explains why the problem I first reported just started to happen out of the blue.It also explains why it just as mysteriously disappeared. It also explains why we suddenly had trouble with our phones dropping the wifi connection constantly.And why that suddenly fixed itself as well. It also explains why we suddenly got a monstrous over-use on our data bill on our Telstra mobile.We thought we were safe in our own house to use data on this phone knowing it was connected to our wifi and therfore our BigPond plan. What we did not know was that the phone was loosing sync with the wifi and therefore dropping back to 3G plan data use without our knowledge. My wife had been using her phone to connect to a Chinese movie streaming site and of course when the wifi dropped out she did not know she was streaming thru her 3G plan. Massive unexplained data over-use resulted. I had a rough time convincing your billing organisation that we were using wifi (or thought we were anyway) for the movies and they would not believe us therefore the monster bills were upheld. We did not reaslise until far too late that the phone was loosing the wifi connection without us knowing. We have stopped using that service now and as soon as the credit we accumulated with the associated billing stuff-ups is used up we will be leaving Telstra for another less troublesome provider. How about giving us poor defenseless users some notice that our devices have been updated and a summary of what aspects have been changed. Just like happens with apps on the Google Play store. I will now be approaching your billing organisation once more armed with this knowledge. My argument will be that our over-use on 3G data stemmed from a bad firmware update without our knowledge in your modem causing us to over-use 3G data we were not aware of. This time if they don't listen then it will be time for a complaint to the TIO. And perhaps even a media story. Disgusting service! And one angry Telstra customer.

Set up Telstra ADSL T-Gateway or Telstra Gateway Max modem

When you received your Telstra T-Gateway or Telstra Gateway Max, you should have also received a power supply and an ADSL filter.
Step 1
Unplug your phone from the wall socket.
Step 2
Connect the filter to the wall socket.
Step 3
Connect your telephone to the socket labelled 'LOCAL PHONE' on the ADSL filter.
Step 4
Connect the end of the ADSL modem cable to the grey DSL socket on the back of the Telstra T-Gateway or Telstra Gateway Max.
Once you have completed Steps 1 - 4, this is what your set up will look like.
Step 5
Connect one end of the power cable to the gateway and the other end to a power outlet.
For instructions on activating and checking your internet connection, connecting your computer or devices, managing your gateway and troubleshooting, visit our user guides section.

There's too much to read
All I want to do is connet a USB printer to the gateway. SO much cfap to get no where. Thanks Telstra

Help for Netgear C6300 modem configurations - aka Telstra Gateway Max

Creating a new board for users needing assistance with configuring the Netgear C6300 as was being discussed in the below thread.
http://crowdsupport.telstra.com.au/t5/Modems-Hardware/Telstra-Cable-Gateway-Max-Wifi-authentication-stops-working/m-p/415216#M11293
- Shelly

Hi David,
The C6300BD, should be able to support this. However none of this is supported by Telstra's regular tech support channels.
When you move MachineA to Site2 the settings within MachineA will need to be reconfigured to reflect the IP address at the new location.
Most of the settings involved in setting up your RDP or VPN are configured on the PC's (Machines) themselves. So I would recommend that you talk to your IT people about this.
Some links which may prove helpful:
The Microsoft website has instructions on how to do this you can start here: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-au/windows/connect-using-remote-desktop-connection#connect-using-remote-desktop-connection=windows-7
You may also need to know how to port forward some of the incoming connections, you can find instructions on your modem model here at these 3rd party sites,
Netgear : http://kb.netgear.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/24046/~/how-do-i-configure-port-forwarding-on-routers-with-the-netgear-genie-interface%3F
Portforward.com : http://portforward.com/
Also our premium technical support team Telstra Platinum, should be able to help you with this as well.
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Firmware update - Cable Telstra Gateway Max - Netgear C6300

Firmware update - Cable Telstra Gateway Max - Netgear C6300
Good news. Over the next couple of weeks we will be rolling out an update to our Telstra Gateway Max. The firmware updates will roll out in the early morning and this process is expected to finish by mid May for all devices.
The current firmware: Version 1.01.06
The upgraded firmware: Version 1.04.02
UPDATE 10/06/2015
I have confirmed that the roll out was halted so that additional fixes can be included. Those who already received the most recent update will also receive the next update.
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The majority of the updates are improvements the previous firmware version. These include:
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What’s new
1. Wi-Fi Mesh, is a new feature that is developed to work in conjunction with supported Telstra Wi-Fi range extenders. It allows for a single wireless network name to be shared by all devices and automatic connection to a stronger Wi-Fi signal source within your home.
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Hi Brodie,
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Hi Yeldarb, Maybe I do not describe the issue clearly. The "admin/password" is used for accessing gateway modem configuration page. But it is not what I want now. I am wondering the method for changing the default password which modem use to connect the telstra server. I think every telstra boardband client would have one username/password pair for access internet, right?

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Hi SCChelpdesk, and a warm welcome to the forums!
I found several links via Google saying copy this folder or directory, but I am not sure I did it correctly. I don't see the "presets".
This is the File that holds that info on Tiger, not certain on Panther...
/Users/YourUserName/Library/Preferences/com.apple.print.custompresets.plist
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I tried launching the Migration Assistant (I hope that's the correct name), but was concerned the settings on the new MacPro would be overwritten with ALL the old stuff on the older G5. I did not start the transfer process because of this.
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