Gateway router + Callmanager Configuration

We have a cisco-2821 router with vic-4FXO card.
We also have cisco callmanager-4.0 with 7940G IP Phones.
Want to configure gateway router in such a way that it connects to PSTN network and
flow of voice call should be from IP Phones behind CallManager to PSTN network and vice versa.
Pls post the configuration required in the callmanager server and gateway router to achieve this.
Regards

Media Gateway Control Protocol (MGCP)-controlled backhaul of BRI signaling to Cisco CallManager allows centralized management of remote branch offices with BRI trunks. The ISDN D-channel signal information is backhauled to Cisco CallManager through a TCP session via the branch MGCP gateway. All Q.931 signaling messages are relayed back to the central Cisco CallManager without being parsed by the MGCP gateway.
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/voicesw/ps556/products_configuration_example09186a0080532298.shtml#maintask1

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Require to configure CUCM and Gateway router PRI for 200 users

Hi all,
My current scenario is like this:
We have two CUCM servers(7.1) in reduandancy. One is publisher and other is subscriber. We have a gateway router 2921 with a single PRI card. We have 200 IP Phone users. Currently the problem is we have only 30 telephone lines. So with the help of DID configuration. We assign thirty ports to thirty users. Now these thirty users are able to to make an outbound call and recieve an Inbound call. Now I also want to create a pattern in which we dedicate 10 channaels for other 120 users to make an outbound call. And restrict 50 users to not make an outbound call. So we require such a scenario.
Total 200 Users:
1. First 30 users. Able to make an outbound call and also able to recieve an inbound call.
2. Next 120 Users. Able to make an outbound call. But not able to recieve an inbound call because of PRI restriction. Because we only have a thirty numbers. Dedicate 10 channels for them.
3. Last 50 users. Not able to make an outbound call. And also not able to recieve an Inbound call.
So I need a configurations of Gateway router and PRI. And also of CUCM in which we could define such a pattern.
Regards,
Ali Raza

Ali,
The outbound call restrictions can be implemented using the CUCM Calling Search Space configurations. A basic example to illustrate:
Partition 1: internal_pt (only internal patterns)
Partition 2: phones_pt (ip phones on your network)
Partition 3: pstn_pt (off net patterns/external)
CSS1: Offnet_css
internal_pt
phones_pt
pstn_pt
CSS2: Onnet_css
internal_pt
phones_pt
You place all patterns that can reach off net in "pstn_pt". Phones that are using CSS2 cannot reach off net. The above example is leveraging the device CSS for all call routing decisions.Using this approach, you would assign "onnet_css" to phones that can only dial internally. NOTE: I am just using a basic example here and not suggesting you use this PT/CSS config "as is".
There is another approach where you "allow" all patterns on a device and "restrict" on the line. For example:
Partition 1: internal_pt (only internal patterns)
Partition 2: phones_pt (ip phones on your network)
Partition 3: pstn_pt (off net patterns/external)
Partition 4: block-pstn_pt (blocking patterns for pstn)
CSS1: AllPhones_css
internal_pt
phones_pt
pstn_pt
CSS2: restrict-pstn_css
block-pstn_pt
Again, pstn_pt contains all pstn patterns. The block-pstn_pt would also contain off net patterns. The difference is that in the block-pstn_pt all patterns would have the "Block this pattern" flag enabled. All phones would have a Device Level CSS of AllPhones_css. Phone lines where you wanted to restrict off net dialing would have a Line Level CSS of restrict-pstn_css.
Just a quick refresher, when a phone LINE goes off hook to dial the CUCM is using the "Line Level CSS" + "Device Level CSS" to make the routing decision. So, assume Line 1 on Phone A has restrict-pstn_css and the phone Device Level CSS is AllPhones_CSS. The Effective Search Space is:
1. block-pstn_pt
2. internal_pt
3. phones_pt
4. pstn_pt
So, if we assume that block-pstn_pt contains patterns that override patterns in pstn_pt then you can effectively block off net access to Phone A, Line 1.
Why would this be a good approach? Well, what if you had a need to restrict Line 1 on Phone A but allow Line 2 on Phone A. Using line level restrictions is much more flexible. Especially if you have more than 2 options you need to consider.
As far as inbound restrictions. If a phone line doesn't have a DID then you have achieved your objective.
The part I can't answer is reserving 10 specific channels for one group of users. I do not believe this is possible.
HTH.
Regards,
Bill

You can bridge the Fios Quantum Gateway Router

Long story short. I could not figure out how to disable SIP on the Fios Gateway Router and some my Intercom Video Door station in use by my Control4 uses SIP. The router was causing conflicts and Control4 advised that SIP needs to be disabled on the router. Disabling SIP is a very common answer to people using IP based video conferencing or VOIP phones. That left me with 2 choices. Get the Fios Quantum Gateway to bridge and install my own router where SIP can be disabled, or get rid of Fios and use an ISP that does not require a combo "modem"/router. I didn't want to give up on Fios so easily. My installation was new and I am happy with the uptime and performance. I spent 2 days trying to get my Fios Quantum Gateway to Bridge. I am writing this up so that someone else doesn't have to live the pain I've lived. First up, after multple days of looking, their are limited instructions on getting the Fios Quantum Gateway router to bridge. The instructions you can find are for the Actiontec router. It's "almost" the same router but not 1:1. Most step by step guides say that the steps for the Actiontec will work for a FIos Quantum Gateway. That's not inaccurate, but isn't fully accurate either. Their are steps involved in the Acitontec instructions that do not apply to the Fios Quantum Gateway. First - this link is the baseline instructions I found that mostly work: http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r27666920-How-to-Make-Actiontec-MI424WR-Revision-I-Rev-I-a-Network All credit to the authors that came before me. I didn't discover these steps. I hijacked them and tested them with some revisions for a Fios Quantum Gateway router. I take not credit or responsbility for any action you take based on my post. It "works for me" and continues to work after 24 hours. My please note that I am using Coax/MoCa from the ONT to the Router and that Ethernet was not an option. I am going to repost the steps verbatim, but add some notes along the way where my experience was different in bold. I highly recommend you read the entire thing one time before starting with the step-by-step. You can replace the word Actiontech with Quantum Gateway in the below. Their are subtle differences in termonligy between the Acitontec and the Quantum. If you see a step in the guide and can not follow because your Quantum doesn't have the same display, you must find the nearest equivelement or ignore it entirelly. First get your Router and Actiontec set up like so: ONT -> Coax -> Actiontec Coax Port -> Actiontec LAN Port 1 -> My Selected Router WAN Port. Unplug the cable from the WAN Port, but keep it nearby. I was actually in LAN Port 1 on the Quantum Gateway but I don't think it will actually matter.
Now we need to obtain the WAN MAC address of each Router device.
For the Actiontec go to: Top Menu – Advanced – MAC Cloning – Set Mac of Device – Broadband (Coax). Here you should see the MAC Address, write this down on a paper or something. This is critical. You need to do this. Without the clone, I was unable to bridge. Note that I did not have to STAY cloned. I just had to clone until the lease expired even though I believe I had released the IP successfully. For your own router: You need to look this up yourself. The ASUS RT-N56U (w/ custom firmware) has a spot that just displays my WAN MAC address for me. I'm using an EdgeRouter from Unfi. Nobody can help you here except the forums for the router you are using because how you do this is different from router to router (generally speaking.)
Once you have both of these pieces of information, it is time to start.
1. Hardware Reset Actiontec Router I wouldn't do this. I didn't. I would actually save a copy of the configuration you have on the router before going any further, in case you have to hardware reset and restore your router.
2. Log into Router using [ admin/password ].
3. Change admin login info and set a different password. There should be a link on the side.
4. Top Menu – My Network – Side Menu – Network Connections – Network (Home/Office) – Settings – IP Address – Setto 192.168.x.1 where x is not used on your LAN – Apply
*NOTE*: Upon changing the default gateway IP of the Actiontec from 192.168.1.1 to 192.168.x.1, you will need to [ ipconfig /release ] and [ ipconfig /renew ] from Command Prompt, so your computer can quickly reconnect to the Actiontec. I changed this to 192.168.0.5 because my DHCP starts at 50. The Fios default is 192.168.0.1 and not .1.1.
5. Log back in to Actiontec router with new IP and new password you previously set.
6. Top Menu – Wireless Settings – Side Menu – Basic Security Settings – Wireless Off – Apply 7. Top Menu – Firewall Settings – Side Menu – General – Minimum – Apply
8. Top Menu – My Network – Side Menu – Network Connections – Advanced 9. Top Menu – My Network – Side Menu – Network Connections – Broadband (Coax) – Settings – Release – Apply
*NOTE*: If your IP address is not released properly you will need to wait 2 hours for your lease to expire or you’ll need to call Verizon Tech and get them to restart your system.
10. Broadband (Coax) – Settings – IP Distribution – Disable – Apply 11. Broadband (Coax) – Settings – DNS Server – No DNS Server – Apply 12. Broadband (Coax) – Settings – IP Address – No IP Address – Apply
13. Top Menu – My Network – Side Menu – Network Connections – Network (Home/Office) – Settings – IP Distribution – Disable – Apply 14. Network (Home/Office) – Settings – DNS Server – No DNS Server – Apply 15. Network (Home/Office) – Settings – UNcheck Box to Left of Wireless – Apply
*NOTE*: The old guide will tell you to uncheck the box to the left of “Coax” here. Unfortunately, in the Rev. I, Ethernet and Coax are stuck together as “Ethernet/Coax” and you can’t split the two. If you uncheck the box to the left of “Ethernet/Coax”, you will lose connection with the Actiontec Router and you will be forced to hard reset and start all over again.
16. Network (Home/Office) – Settings – Check Box to Left of Broadband (Coax) – Apply 17. Network (Home/Office) – Settings – Check STP Box to Right of Broadband(Coax) – Apply The Quantum Gateway didn't have an STP box to uncheck. I ignored this step with no adverse effects. 18. Network (Home/Office) – Settings – Network – Broadband Connection – Apply
19. Top Menu – Advanced – MAC Cloning – Set Mac of Device – Broadband (Coax) Using the information you gathered at the beginning: a. Set the WAN MAC of your selected Router to the MAC address listed here. b. Set the Address here to the WAN MAC of your selected router that will be connected to the Actiontec to avoid conflicts.
20. Plug the cable from Actiontec LAN Port 1 to your Routers WAN Port. Your router should be getting a WAN IP from Verizon. Test to make sure your WAN is established and that you can connect onto the internet, browse pages. Run a speed test to make sure everything is peachy.
*NOTE*: If your router did not get a WAN IP, you have a problem. I would recommend trying to re-trace your steps to see if you missed anything or just start all over and hard reset. :\
21. If everything worked out fine, connect a cable from your Router’s LAN Port 4 to the Actiontec LAN port 4. Again, I was using Port 1. But it shouldn't matter. I haven't tried other ports.
22. Power cycle your STB if you wish. You should see your STB show up in your DHCP list and it should be getting VOD/Widgets. This wasn't neccessary for me as I don't use Verizion TV service. Your millage may very. -V

NOTE: about bridging the Quantum Gateway G1100 Information about this is in DSLReports.com - Verizon FiOS FAQ. SEE: Verizon Online FiOS FAQ -> 3.2 Moca -> Can I get an ethernet connection in a room with only coax? There is a list of instructions for bridging routers, but the Verizon Quantum Gateway is not included there. Follow down the instructions and at step 2.5 here is added information that is not in the FAQ yet.
Instruction 2.5...
2.5a) The Verizon Quantum Gateway G1100 is slightly different from the Actiontec MI424wr. If your primary router's broadband connection is provisioned over coax, you need to disable the remote router's coax WAN connection to prevent it from attempting to become the primary router. If your broadband connection from the ONT to your primary router is ethernet, this step may be unnecessary.
Click on the MY NETWORK icon at the top.
Select NETWORK CONNECTIONS from the menu on the left.
If you’re using the Verizon Quantum Gateway G1100 as the remote router the Network Connections panel will show Broadband Connection (Ethernet/Coax) instead of Broadband Connection (coax).
Click on Broadband Connection (Ethernet/Coax)
The next panel displays Broadband Connection (Ethernet/Coax) Properties as its title. There is a Disable button at the top of the panel. There is also a Settings button at the bottom of the panel. You will come back to the Disable button.
Click on the Settings button.
The next panel displays the same title as the prior panel: Broadband Connection (Ethernet/Coax) Properties
In the middle of the panel next to the heading Enable/Disable Coax Link: there is a button labeled Disable.
Click on Disable.
Click on the Apply button at the bottom of the panel.
You will be taken to the Broadband Connection (Ethernet/Coax) Properties panel that you saw before.
At the top of this screen there is a button labeled Disable
Click on Disable
Click on the Apply button at the bottom of the screen.

Samsung WiFi printer can't connect to new Quantum Gateway router?!

We recently replaced our 3-year-old router with the latest Quantum Gateway router and upgraded fios speed from 25/25 to 50/50.
Every device (PC, phones, tablets, and TV) was able to connect to the new network. BUT, our Samsung Wifi printer (M283x seriers) cannot connect at all. With the older router, we were able to access the printer thru Wifi network from two different PCs..
We did not relocate the router and we did not move the printer, so singal strength was not the issue. We even uninstalled and then re-install printer driver to PC to set up the network again. Tried every connecting option that Samsung had suggested, but everything failed.
We also tried to log in to Router Admin site to add this printer, didn't work. WPS was turned on and we couldn't figure out why this new network doesn't add the printer. This router did not like our printer.
One funny thing was that if we turned OFF all the security settings, the router allowed this device to connect to WiFi.
Can anyone help? Thanks a lot!
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I have a solution for you. After upgrading to the Quantum Gateway last week, My Samsung 2835 printer had the same problem. It turns out that the printer doesn't play well with the Quantum Gateway when the Samsung "Wi-Fi Direct" function is enabled. All you have to do is log in to the printer web page. Then, under Settings--> Network Settings--> Wi-Fi Direct... Turn Wi-Fi Direct off using the drop down menu. Hit "Apply", then power cycle the printer. After this you can use WPS or manually configure the printer and it will connect right away. Thank the Verizon technical guy J.W. for figuring this one out by capturing the Wi-Fi traffic between the Gateway and printer.

Verizon quantum gateway router and 2 Xbox ones nat type open?

Hello, so Verizon sent me there new router quantum gateway, I have 2 Xbox ones. Upnp is enabled and I have both xbox ones set to static ip. I have one xbox in dmz and the other xbox has all the ports forwarded udp 88, 3074, 53, 500, 3544, 4500, tcp 3074, 53, 80. Both Xbox ones in settings / network show nat type open but in call of duty advanced warfare multiplayer/ xboxlive screen. what ever Xbox one turns on first says nat type open and the other says moderate. Hopefully someone here can help cause I can't find any information anywhere and Verizon technical support has no clue
Thanks in advanced

Hi you need to do two things
Step 1: You have to program the router with port forwarding rules for your xbox one specifically
See instructions here Network Settings on Xbox One - Xbox Support
Step 2: You have to program the router with port forwarding rules for your CoD AW
see instructions here: ports used for Call of Duty games.
if you're not terribly familiar with port forwarding, then there are some good guides online including some youtube video's.
You might not technically find a whole lot on the quantum gateway router specifically, but its identical programming as compared to the Actiontec REV I router
This site has the specific ports that the xbox wants
Getting Configured: A guide to configuring your NAT settings.

NEED HELP! Fios Quantum Gateway Router and XBOX ONE

when i installed the new quantum gateway both my xbox ones nat type turned to strict and moderate, what settings do i need to change so they can both say Nat Type: Open in the CALL OF DUTY ADVANCED WARFARE multiplayer / xbox live / lobby screen
thank you
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Hi you need to do two things
Step 1: You have to program the router with port forwarding rules for your xbox one specifically
See instructions here Network Settings on Xbox One - Xbox Support
Step 2: You have to program the router with port forwarding rules for your CoD AW
see instructions here: ports used for Call of Duty games.
if you're not terribly familiar with port forwarding, then there are some good guides online including some youtube video's.
You might not technically find a whole lot on the quantum gateway router specifically, but its identical programming as compared to the Actiontec REV I router
This site has the specific ports that the xbox wants
Getting Configured: A guide to configuring your NAT settings.

How to setup AT&T U-Verse Pace 5031NV Gateway router for Remote Web Access?

The Pace 5031NV Gateway router is not UPnP able.
logged into the router
http://192.168.1.254/xslt?PAGE=C_3_1b_POST&NEXTPAGE=C_3_1b_POST I defined "Firewall Application Profile Definition "Windows Server 2012 RWA"
I did NOT select an Application Type
Windows Home Server 2011 required port 80 forwarding but the instructions for Windows Server 2012 r2 refers only to port 443. Then the wizard attempts to setup RWA and returns two red errors One refers to posts 443 and 80 so I added 80
port forwarding. I believe 80 is for http and 443 is for https. following is the error screen shot after retrying with both ports forwarded.
I can also say that I had no success trying to do the same with Windows Home Server 2011 and the 2Wire AT&T U-Verse gateway modem though there are a number of forums with discussion about this. But now I have the newest ATT gateway modem from Pace.
Does anyone use RWA with AT&T U-Verse?
Eric Robert Lewis, Ph.D.

Hi,
Before you manually configure the router to forward the required ports to Windows Server Essentials, did you
assign the server a static IP address
by DHCP reservation of an IP address or by assigning an IP address that is outside of the DHCP address range? Just a confirmation, thanks for your understanding.
Please refer to following articles and check if can help you.
Windows
Server 2012 Essentials: Router Setup
Configure a Router - Windows Server Essentials
By the way, if you select “I want to skip the listed issues for now and run the wizard again later”
option and click Close button, then type RWA website in IE, can you access RWA website successfully? Or get any error message?
If any update, please feel free to let me know.
Hope this helps.
Best regards,
Justin Gu

Gateway router

after I get everything set up and working, can I remove the LAN cable between the gateway router and my internet router. I am running everything wireless

Yes, you can follow the setup wizard to configure the Gateway Device to use wireless instead of wired (Ethernet).

Using AXs with a Gateway Router...help needed

For years my wife and I lived in a home which ran an AirPort Extreme for all our internet and music needs. We've recently moved into a new home which already had a DSL/Gateway wireless router installed (as part of AT&T's HomeZone packagge). After giving serious thought to my desire to have a new wireless sound system for my new home, I bought the following at the Apple store:
- Two AirPort Express;
- A Bose Companion 3 Series II powered speaker system; and,
- An iPod HiFi.
I've hooked both the Boze speaker & HiFi systems up to their own AirPort Express, and they sound great when I run my iTunes through my wireless system for +that particular+ AirPort.
The problem is is that I can't seem to get both sound systems to play simultaneously, nor can I connect to my internet (Gateway) and run either (or both) of these speakers.
Any hints as to HOW I can get music to both AirPorts while still being able to surf the net on my Gateway router? Is there a way to bridge both AXs to the Gateway?
I know...I'm a luuddite. Thanks in advance for any suggestions.

Hello mrviognier. Welcome to the Apple Discussions!
Any hints as to HOW I can get music to both AirPorts while still being able to surf the net on my Gateway router?
Yes, you just need to configure the AirPort Express Base Stations (AX) in "client mode."
AirPort Express Base Station (AX) - Client Mode Setup
o Plug the AX into a power outlet.
o On your computer, join the wireless network created by AX.
o Open AirPort Admin Utility. (Mac users: Find it in /Applications/Utilities/. Windows users: On the Start menu, point to All Programs and click AirPort.)
o After AirPort Admin Utility opens, the name of your AX appears in the list. Select it, then click Configure.
o Enter the administrator password if prompted.
o Click the AirPort tab.
o Enter a name for your AX in the Name field. (This name is how it will appear in AirPort Admin Utility; it may be different from the AirTunes remote speaker name. (Note that AirPort Setup Assistant does not allow you to differentiate these names, but AirPort Admin Utility does.)
o If your AX does not already have an administrator password, click the Change Password button to enter one. This password can be different from any network password, and is used for just changing settings on AX.
o In the same pane, under the AirPort Network heading, change the Wireless Mode from "Create a Wireless Network (Home Router)" to "Join an Existing Wireless Network (Wireless Client)."
o Type the name of the wireless network you want to join in the Network Name field. (Note: If you're using AirPort Admin Utility in Mac OS X, you may be able to choose the network from a pop-up menu. This is the name (or SSID) of your current wireless network with the Trendnet router.)
o If the wireless network is password protected, you will need to enter the password. (Mac users: Click Security Options, choose the level of password encryption from the Wireless Security pop-up menu, then enter the password. When finished, click OK. Windows users: Click Wireless Security, choose the level of password encryption from the Wireless Security menu, then click "Set WEP Password" to enter the password. When finished, click OK.)
o Click the Music tab to enter the name that will appear in iTunes as your AirTunes remote speakers. You can also enter a password to prevent others from streaming music to your speakers.
o Finally, click Update to send your new settings to AX.
Once the AX has had a minute or so to restart, it should join the existing wireless network, as indicated by its status light turning solid green.

Using a WRT54G as a wireless access point with a WRT610N gateway router

I have just replaced my WRT54G gateway router with a WRT610N and everything is fine. However, I want to know if it is possible for me to use the old WRT54G as an access point/wireless bridge on a different floor to the gateway.. that is I want the WRT54G to connect wirelessly as a router to the WRT610N gateway router (not cabling them on the LAN ports) and then I want to use its LAN ports on the WRT54G for local cabled devices rather than use it as a wireless extender. I have read various post but most seem to suggest cabling between the routers.
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With Linksys firmware: no. Not possible. A Linksys wireless router won't operate as bridge. It won't connect wireless to other devices. You have to run a cable
With 3rd party firmware like dd-wrt or tomato: you can configure the router as wireless bridge or repeater. Please check the documentation of the 3rd party firmware to find out if your router model and version is compatible. Please remember, that a bridge or repeater with the WRT54G will slow down your whole wireless network.

Routing for configurable material

Hello PP gurs,
I want to create Routing for Configurable Material in SAP PP-PI or PP industries. How the object dependency is defined applied ?
This requirement is for Make TO Order scenario for Configurable Material.
At present I am working with resources only.
I want to create in such away So that while creating Production order system should ask select BOM & routing.
How can I define the Super BOM & Super Routing in Order?
Is it possible to calculate cost for this kind of requirement?
Please Give your Contribution from Whatever the Questions above....
Thanks & Regards,
Bhavik Dangi.

Dear,
In can explain youn w/ example
Let us say you have to manufactur CAR's(matyerial no in SAP is CAR). The coonfiguration options are - Paint, and tyre
Create a char inn CT04 as piant and tyre with value as below(data type = char)
Paint - white, red, blue and black
Tyre - Redial, Normal
Create materials like White-paint, Red-paint, Blue-paint, black-paint, Tyre-redial, tyre-Normal, Engine
Create a class in CL01 called CAR-CLASS , clas type 300 and assign the above Char to this class
Assign this class to Material CAR.
Create BOm with following items
Engine
White-paint
RED paint
Blue-paint,
black-paint,
Tyre-redial,
tyre-Normal,
Create a object dependency in CU40 type - selcetion condition to selcet red-paint material when in Sales order select paint red. and like this all others.
Selection condition for red paint is as below
Paint = 'red'
Like this for all others
Paint = 'white'
Paint = 'black'
Paint = 'blue'
Tyre = 'Normal'
Tyre = 'Redial'
Assign this object dependency to BOm items
Engine
White-paint -
>Paint = 'white'
RED paint -
>Paint = 'red'
Blue-paint, -
>Paint = 'blue'
black-paint, -
>Paint = 'black'
Tyre-redial, -
>Tyre = 'Redial'
tyre-Normal---->Tyre = 'Normal'
Now create a configuration profile
When you create a Sales order, system will pronmpt to enter the vlaues for piant and tyre
if you have selceted piant as red and tyre as normal, then the BOm will look like as below
Engine
RED paint
tyre-Normal
This is the configured BOM...what you have cretaed is supre BOM.
It is available in PP
For nmore information see blow
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_47x200/helpdata/en/92/58d455417011d189ec0000e81ddfac/frameset.htm

Verizon Quantum Gateway Router settings issue related to printing and wifi cameras?

Hi,
I have a Verizon Quantum Gateway router and I just did a fresh install of Windows 8.1 Pro x64 and am downloading and installing my printer drivers. I connect the printer to the wifi network, 100% sure it is connected and settings are set to wireless lan. I've had this printer for a while. Doing the setup - it cannot find the printer.
Related: I bought a 2 pack of Motorola Focus66 wifi cameras to watch my dogs when I'm gone. I can connect to the cameras when I'm on my ipad's Verizon Wireless LTE connection, but when I'm at home connected to my same Verizon Fios wifi I cannot view cameras. Yes - the camera and apps support local and remote connections.
I have turned the firewalls all the way off and this does not fix the problems, so I'm believing it is in the router settings. Any suggestions?

I had a wifi network running at my house with a PC, Laptop, 5 iphones an iPad, and an XBox all running with no issues.. I got the "Upgrade" of the Gateway router and I can connect those devices to the network but WiFi printing is screwed up and Air Printing the apple devices is totally dead.. cannot see the printer. The customer support are completely a waste.. they suggested I pay for "Premium Support" At this point I've invested a solid 10-15 hours trying to get this setup and talking to Verizon and its just a mess.

Quantum Gateway Router Problems

Hello.
After installing my new quantum gateway router, I have had nothign but problems. The router will connect to the laptops and phones very reliably, but it never has a stable connection with either a ROKU 3 or Amazon Fire STick int he same room. I can watch the connection connect and disconnect over and over.
Range is not a problem, ans sometimes the connection will hold so long as the device is in use. But, if I come back the next morning it is anybody's guess whether my streaming devices will connect.
I have read many problems and complaints regarding this issue with this router. Any suggestions?

im having the same problems man. I Cant even connect any device wirelessly to the new quantum router. I always get dns isnt resolving xbox server names for the x1. Plz someone tell us how to fix this.i tried basically EVERYTHING. port forwaring, static ip, changing the compatibility mode and everything but still no change. Is the router preset with a setting that restricts online connectivity? but it works only when its wired. Someone please help

Quantum Gateway Router - Local DNS not working

I just installed the Quantum Gateway Router, and I can't seem to get local DNS (i.e. user defined DNS entries) to work correctly. I'm able to make user-defined entries under Advanced->DNS Server, but the when I attempt to ping the entries, from any machine on my LAN/WLAN, the entries are not resolved. Has anyone else run into this problem?
Thanks in advance!
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That is correct. that would be the address for the dns resolver that is handed out for dhcp connections.
You may want to check that your router is actually getting dns server addresses for use with it's dhcp connection from the wan.
Log into the router
select My Network
Select Network Connections
select Network (home/office)
Halfway down the page see the dns server line
if it says no dns server then it should default to the dns servers provided the wan connection.
you can override the values here by
selecting the drop down value use the following dns servers
then you can 2 values in the fields that appear - typically opendns or google servers.
To see the dns servers that came with the wan dhcp connection
select My Network
Select Network Connections
Select broadband connection
halfway down the page are the dns values
These can be over ridden too by
Selecting settings and then selecting the

Quantum Gateway Router on sale for $99

Verizon currently has the Quantum Gateway Router on sale for $99 until 1/17/2015. Details are here:
http://campaign.verizon.com/fiosquantumgateway/?MyVzSPLDEALS=WIFI_ROUTER
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Figures.. I'm just now seeing info on the "new" Quantum Internet Router which triggered me to do some web research and low and behold, Verizon had a half price "promo" sale, but never told me about it! No email, no notice, etc.. Until the "promo" was over.. Bottom line I would of upgraded a second time buying their new router but being a longterm customer and buying the last (rev I) Advanced router about a year ago, I refuse to pay $199.00 for a second upgrade to a wireless router in less than two years.. You know, I just upgraded to a Quantum TV too in December and no one mention or offered the "Quantum" Internet at the same time.. And the DVR playback function takes 20-30 seconds for the recorded video to start playing.. UGH!
Guess I'll be buying a 3rd party router with similar features as the Gateway for a lot less to fix what the (rev I) upgrade never really corrected and based on the faults of the Quantum TV DVR faults, looks to now be the better and lower cost option to do in order to get more reliability and stability in watching & managing Recorded Video and increased Wireless Internet Performance.. Ironically I plugged in my ole' reliable Linksys WGT54 which I used for years with no performance issues and it has better wireless stream performance that the Verizon Actiontec rev I wireless router..

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