Set up with fios mi424wr router bridge

can I set up the new TC with a FiOS MI424WR Rev. F router. I'd like to use the TC as my rouer and have the FiOS modem/router set up as a bridge (I have TV service and phone service, and the modem is connected with coax cable).

In my case I have the TC right next to the Verizon FiOs modem/router. So, I turned off the Verizon wireless so as not to create interference. As for the configuration, I set the TC to bridged not because I'm savy with these things but because the AirPort Utility on my iPhone told me to.
@LaPastenague, I'm confused about your suggestion the guest wireless doesn't work in bridge mode, mine does.
If you are able to run an ethernet cable from your Verizon FiOs modem/router to another part of your house, that will allow you to set up your TC a distance away to give you better wifi coverage in your house. Stone walls prevent me from doing this. If I need better coverage, I will buy the $99 AirPort Express and set it up in bridge mode working wirelessly from the TC.
I hope this helps.
Richard Ellis

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What WiFi extender is compatible with the MI424WR router?

My house is larger than the MI424WR router can service with wireless connectivity and I'm looking at adding a wifi extender, but want to be sure it will work with the Actiontec MI424WR router I have with FIOS. I'm thinking of the Linksys RE1000. Anybody know if that (or any other extender) would be compatible?
Thanks.

You're not adding a "second line," you're just extending your LAN.
The key point to understand is that the primary router provides LAN access on three different media; wired Ethernet, WiFi and over the coax (using a system called MoCA). Normally, the only coax clients on the LAN are set-top boxes. However, the coax LAN is available to anything that plugs into coax. Thus, all you need is a device that converts the coax LAN to something more useful, like Ethernet or WiFi. This is called a "bridge," and is a different function than a router.
There are several devices that can be used to bridge coax MoCA to Ethernet and/or Wifi. Actiontec routers can be run in bridge mode, and are suggested by many folks on these boards.
Here's a link that explains how to do it:
https://secure.dslreports.com/faq/15984
Have Fun.
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Issues with FIOS modem/router's wireless and multiple devices connected to the WLAN?

I am an IT consultant who was assisting someone with getting some devices connected to the fios wireless router and adding a wireless print server so they could print wirelesly.
I was having difficulty with one of their systems that was connected prior to me going on site.
It was having difficulty obtaining an IP from the WLAN, i tried reinstalling the adapter, removing stored wlan settings and setting it up again, etc.
When it did obtain an IP it could not ping the router.
I had left it suggesting that they replace the wireless adapter on that system.
However they're saying that after they shut down one of their other devices that i had connected (a netbook), that this problematic system started working fine.
It makes no sense that a wireless client would have an impact on another wireless client. We're only talking 4 total devices here, a netbook, a laptop, a wireless print server and a desktop in another area of the house that has a usb wireless adapter.
Does anyone have any ideas on if Verizon's wireless built in to the fios modem/router just isn't too good to handle multiple wireless devices?
After hearing this i was thinking they might have been better off configuring the fios router as a bridge and getting a better wireless router or shutting off the fios supplied wifi and implementing a wireless access point instead of using the router/modem that verizon provides.

By bridge I mean in the sense you see some of the early DSL setups configured before they started using multiport routers -- essentially bridging the WAN MoCA port to the LAN ethernet. The ActionTEC's won't do that. This is what I think most are seeking to do when they want to turn the device into a "bridge" (essentially making the Verizon unit "transparent" to the communication which in this scenario it can't be). You can do as suggested an turn the ActionTEC into essentially a "switch/bridge" that is only bridging the MoCA LAN and Ethernet LAN segments, but this then requires you to have an ethernet WAN feed from the ONT ... and as indicated, it is definitely not a "supported" configuration from Verizon (although there is nothing "wrong" with doing it this way if you are comfortable with networking and understanding the mechanics of all that is going on -- if not, sticking with a supported configuration is highly advisable).

Wake on LAN with Actiontech MI424wr Router

I posted this by mistake in the DSL forum, sorry.
. I've set up Wake on LAN for the purpose of powering up a media server that handles all my video and picture files. I have it working fine within my LAN but I've run into a problem when I use it from outside, meaning the internet or my cellular network. The Actiontech MI424WR router does not let me port forward the broadcast address so I worked around this issue by creating a static entry in the ARP table that passes the "Magic packet" to the broadcast MAC of FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF. See http://www.dslreports.com/faq/16041 for the details.
This technique works fine but unfortunately, the ARP entry will not survive a router reboot or power down. From what information I've been able to find, it may be possible to create a startup script in the router that will re-create the ARP entry upon bootup. I've contacted Actiontech but they said I needed to speak to Verizon support. I contacted Verizon support and they gave me a number for the Verizon Expert Care Team. I'm kinda smelling a runaround so I figured I'd post the question here before I made any more calls.
If you read that link I posted, theres an interesting alternative using a second router and changing that router's MAC address to all "F"s but not many routers will allow you to do that, at least not the two I have. Anyway, if someone knows how to create a startup script or has an alternate solution, I'd be most interested in seeing it. Thanks in advance.

By the way if you are still interested here is my solution...
Just change the IP, username and password. Save this file to filename.vbs and Schedule a trigger (Daily Task, on PC startup) to run this script and you should be good to go
set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
WshShell.run"telnet 192.168.1.1"
WScript.Sleep 1500 WshShell.SendKeys"username"
WshShell.SendKeys("{Enter}")
WScript.Sleep 1500
WshShell.SendKeys"password"
WshShell.SendKeys("{Enter}")
WScript.Sleep 1500
WshShell.SendKeys"system shell"
WshShell.SendKeys("{Enter}")
WScript.Sleep 1500
WshShell.SendKeys"arp -s 192.168.1.254 FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF"
WshShell.SendKeys("{Enter}")
WScript.Sleep 1500
WshShell.SendKeys"exit"
WshShell.SendKeys("{Enter}")
WScript.Sleep 1500
WshShell.SendKeys"exit"
WshShell.SendKeys("{Enter}")
WScript.Sleep 1500
WshShell.SendKeys("{Enter}")

FTP setup with Actiontec MI424WR router

I've been banging my head against the wall for a few hours now.
I have a FTP server/device on my network (which I can access just fine internally). However, I'm not able to access it from outside my network.
I've forwarded ports 20 & 21 (TCP/UDP) to the device. It prompts me for my credentials (and will re-prompt me if I type an incorrect username/password), but once I enter valid credentials it gives me error messages (IE says "Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage").
I also have disabled the firewall software on my computer, and set the firewall on the router to "Low", which supposed allows all inbound/outbound traffic.
But it looks like inbound gets there, it's just a problem w/ the outbound (since it gets to the FTP server's authentication process).
Any ideas?

bodekms wrote:
I've been banging my head against the wall for a few hours now.
I have a FTP server/device on my network (which I can access just fine internally). However, I'm not able to access it from outside my network.
I've forwarded ports 20 & 21 (TCP/UDP) to the device. It prompts me for my credentials (and will re-prompt me if I type an incorrect username/password), but once I enter valid credentials it gives me error messages (IE says "Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage").
I also have disabled the firewall software on my computer, and set the firewall on the router to "Low", which supposed allows all inbound/outbound traffic.
But it looks like inbound gets there, it's just a problem w/ the outbound (since it gets to the FTP server's authentication process).
Any ideas?
Probably because it's in passive (PASV) mode and using a random port.
You'd be better off to use something like Filezilla server that allows you more control of the ports that are in use. You could then define a range of ports to be used in passive mode and forward them too. Better still would be to use a Secure Ftp server
I'd also suggest that you don't use the standard FTP ports of 20/21 as you'll find your bandwith width being chewed up by the streams of hackers attempting to break into your server.

How can we set up a Time Capsule to run on a Verizon FIOS network that's already set up with its own router?

We have a Time Capsule that we want to use STRICTLY as a backup device and not as a router, which the setup system seems to want to do. We can't get beyond the option to switch the device to a new network, which we fear will disconnect a vital Internet connection. Any ideas?

Once you click Update at the end of the configuration process in AirPort Utility, the TC light should turn green in 25-30 seconds.
Close AirPort Utility as soon as you see the message that the settings have been stored to the TC as the TC will "disappear" from the AirPort Utility window.
Once you have a green light on the TC, if you need to access the settings again on the TC, you can do so be temporarily connecting an Ethernet cable from your computer to one of the other LAN ports on the TC. Open AirPort Utility and the TC will appear.
If you don't plan to use the wireless on the TC to provide another network, it would be a good idea to turn it off to help prevent wireless interference issues with the other wireless network.
To do this....open AirPort Utility and click Manual Setup
Click the Wireless tab below the icon
Change the setting for Wireless Mode to "Off"
Update to save the changes

My iPad works everywhere but I have issues with Fios supplied router.

I have the dropping signal and having to resign in problem. I do not have any problems at my work Verizon DSL supplied router.
I even took it to a friend's house who has Fios, same dropping problem occured on his Fios router.
Might it be a security feature? When the iPad shuts down the router cuts the signal?

etresoft wrote:
dubgiant90 wrote:
From what I've seen, the ipad is working well with DSL (mostly). The problem lies mostly with the newer technology like FIOS.
The iPad has nothing to do with either DSL or FIOS. Those are broadband technologies that connect your house to the Internet. Where people are having trouble is with connecting the DSL/FIOS device to the iPad via WiFi. With either DSL or FIOS, it is trivially easy to swap out the WiFi part with another brand if router.
So how do people conclude that it's the iPad? Because everything else seems to be working fine!
Unfortunately, that is a logically fallacy. Clearly the iPad doesn't work well with a number of routers. No one disputes that. The dispute is over how large that problem set really is and, more importantly, if there is anything in the world that Apple can do about it. No one outside Apple has any idea of the answers to those two questions. To suggest that Apple doesn't care is just ridiculous. I have no doubt at all that Apple is doing everything economically and technically possible to improve the situation. However, there just might be nothing they can do.
Other peoples don't and they're trying to find the exact problem which IS the iPad.
How can you be "trying to find" the problem when you already "know" the answer?
Take off your apple love shades and look at it from a realistic point of view.
I complain about Apple on a regular basis in the developer forums where I mostly hang out. Even there, when I complain, it is in the context of trying to help people figure out some problem with Apple technologies. I am just as harsh there with anyone who uses poor logic and winds up blaming Apple unjustly. If you have facts and logic, I am more than happy to reproduce the problem, report it to Apple, and look for a usable workaround. I see no point whatsoever in using poor logic to jump to a conclusion and join the cacophony of rants to call on Apple to "make a statement" or something similarly silly.
Well gee, they haven't public ally announced anything. YOU don't know how big this problem is either so atop acting like it's nothing. People on here are really frustrated that they jut spent 500$+ for an item that NEEDS Internet. It's like if It was a problem with screen brightness, okay whatever. If it was a problem with a small glitch then okay. This is a problem with wifi. If it doesn't work properly, the item is completely useless. I don't geet how you can see this not as an iPad problem when there are so many devices in the world that use wifi just fine. I've never heard of having to buy a new router to use an item. Apple sure as **** didn't advertise it like that either. Truth it they screwed up and they're handling it quite ******. If there really isn't anything in the world that apple can do about it then everyone should be refunded their money, this product wAs never advertised or marketed to work with some routers. It was a device created to work on the go anywhere and everywhere. And congratulations it has been working for you but ithasnt for everyone. I finally got my problem fixed at home by reading this helpful online forum. The fios thread single handledly fixed my issue at home. The reason I'm so mad is because apple hasn't released anything to the public that helped fixed anything. If this online support forum with just regular tech guys can find a solution, why the he'll can't they. And if someone has a problem and they dot know about these forums, they go to the apple store. And the apple store BLINDLY tests just on their own network (similar to how you bashed Princeton for not testing outside of their network) and they conclude that it's the routers problem, ****** rediculous

Remotely restart FIOS (MI424WR) Router

My router frequently slows speeds to a crawl or stops working.
Does the router have an easy way to do this, or has anyone came up with a script to: automatically login remotely to reboot the router?
The router doens't have SSH and I refuse to use telnet. I'm gonna try to use linux/curl to script the behavior of logging in and clicking the reboot router link.

I have the same problem and have to reboot my gen 3 actiontec router every few days as my upload speeds come to a crawl, oddly download speeds are fine. So here is what I ended up doing. This is from a Windows 7 64 bit PC and this automtically reboots the fios actiontec gen 3 router every night. The PC that runs this script needs to be powered on at the time this script runs.
1) Enabled Telent Access for Local Access Only (that means while only on my local network). I did this by
a) login with browser to 192.168.1.1 with admin id and password
b) Go to Advanced .. Local Administration .... Allow local telnet access ... Using Primary Telnet Port (23)
2) Download Telnet Scripting Tool a.k.a TST10.exe from http://www.theworldsend.net/download.php?get=TST10&extension=zip
3) I unziped this download and placed the file TST10.exe file from the TST10.zip in this directory
"F:\My Documents-James\Dropbox\Dropbox\reboot-router"
4) I enabled Telnet Client on the Windows 7 PC I am running this from by turing on the telnet client windows feature
. Here is how to do that
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/910.how-to-enable-telnet-client-in-window...
5) I created this script and called it "reboot-router.txt" and placed in the same folder as the tst10.exe program. Here are the exact contents of this file, except replace "admin" with the administrator id if you changed it on your router (I did) and place the password for this admin id (fios admin password) on the 5th line of the script
192.168.1.1
WAIT "Username:"
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT "Password:"
SEND "enteryouradminpassswordhere\m"
WAIT ">"
SEND "system reboot\m"
WAIT ">"
6) Now from a command prompt I would run this command
tst10.exe /r:reboot-router.txt
This would reboot the router. Now the challenge was to get this program to run automatically with "parameters" via windows scheduler. I could not get that to work for some reason via the add arguments. So I had to create a batch file.
7) Create a batch file called "reboot-router.bat" and I placed it in the same folder with the .txt file and .exe file
"F:\My Documents-James\Dropbox\Dropbox\reboot-router". Here are the exact contents of this .bat file.
title reboot router
F:
cd "F:\My Documents-James\Dropbox\Dropbox\reboot-router"
@echo:
sleep 2
tst10.exe /r:reboot-router.txt /o:output.txt /m
@echo:
8) Create a windows task to run every day at 4 am to run this reboot-router.bat file. Here is how I did that
a)Right Click My Computer from desktop ....
b) Click Manage (to be at Computer Management) ...
c) Click Task Scheduler under System tools
d) Under actions on right side click "Create a basic task"
e) give it a name such as reboot router..
f) click Next
g) Keep Daily radio button checked and click Next
h) select the time you want to have this run and keep other defaults of recur every day "1" and Start date
i) Select "Start a program" for "What actions do you want the task to perform"
j) For Program or Script click the browse button and point it to reboot-router.bat
in my case it was "F:\My Documents-James\Dropbox\Dropbox\reboot-router\reboot-router.bat"
k) click Next
l) give it name
9) You are now done!!!!
I tested this at step 6 to make sure I had everything working
Good luck to everyone, James Stroud

Veriozon FiOS MI424WR Router Disconnects Frequently

i dont know what the hell is wrong, but its been getting on my last nerves. the router i have is right there in the title.. so there's really no need to ask.. but here is my problem ..
In late January of this year, i noticed that the WAN Coax light continuously turns off every few seconds, and sometimes the Internet light goes orange. Eventually, after several times of going on and off, the WAN Coax light stops illuminating, later followed by the Internet light. i dont understand why this light keeps going off. it interferes with YouTube videos ( if the light goes off while watching a video, the video stops loading ), it interferes with downloads ( if the light goes off during a download, the download stops permanently. ), it even interferes with page loading, which causes nightmares if im trying to do an online transaction. Why does the Router do this ? whats wrong with it ?

Sounds like your router is on it's way out or there is something bad on your fiber connect. You may see something in the system monitor logs.
Probably time to contact Verizon support.

FTP with FIOS & WESTELL router provided

What do I need to open up on the router? I tried xlight ftp and mozilla and both will not work.

Assuming you already know how to access your router's control panel (192.168.1.1 in your browser) you go to Firewall Settings and select Port Forwarding on the left menu.
Next, select Add, and it will take you to an Add Port Forwarding Rule box.
In the drop down Networked Computer / Device: menu where it says "Specify Address" select the designation that corresponds to your FTP server. (Mine would be COMPUTER-6.)
Protocol: select FTP.
WAN Connection Type: All Broadband Devices
Forward to Port: Same as Incoming Port
When should this rule occur ? Always
Hit Apply as needed.
That should do it.
Now your people can reach and access your FTP files by typing ftp://xx.xxx.xx.xxx (your outside IP)
Now of course, you need to have FTP Server already set up on your system, but I assume you already know that. A couple of caveats here. Your outside IP Address can change, or it may stay the same for a year. That all depends on Verizon and if they had to break your lease for some reason, or there was a problem that they had to reset your outside IP. So you need to keep an eye on it. (It appears on your login page in your router's control panel.)
Then too, if your router changes your FTP server's IP addy for some reason, you will maybe need to change the inside IP designation in your FTP software settings. Depends. All I know is the Windows IIS version, and that needs keeping an eye on, to be sure.
It's ok to try to reinvent the wheel, but just make sure it's round.

Sony Smart TV internet connection - how to make work with a MI424wr router

I have new sony 46" smart tv. having connection issues, can not connect. tv sees router.
I am getting Configuration Failed while connecting. No link Please check cables <1002>
Any suggestions on connecting?

Hi Tim, thanks for the info, but from what I've been able to gather the bandwidth monitoring stats/log is separate from the router's internal syslog. I did learn though that in addition to supporting CIFS, the bandwidth log can also be saved to the router's RAM, NVRAM or a custom location on the router (such as /tmp/).
So now I'm wondering, not having much experience at all with Automator, could I use it to create an action that uses telnet to login to the router periodically and downloads the bandwidth log from say the /tmp/ directory? BTW - I did find some good reference material on telnet (and SSH) so I now know how to use them via the terminal to access the router and download the log - I'm just not sure about the Automator part.
Alternatively, if I continue to use CIFS to have the bandwidth log go to my Windows machine, could I use an Automator action to periodically copy the downloaded file over to my Mac?
What do you think? Do either of these sound like something I could do with an Automator action? Perhaps I should start a thread in the Automator forum...
Thanks

How to Convert MI424WR to Bridge Only

I have an ActionTec MI424WR router with FIOS. Behind it is an elaborate network around a dual-band Cisco router and several dual-band ethernet-connected access points. There are a number of cameras attached to the Cisco network and I need to enable port forwarding to access these cameras externally. I have not been able to do this with the MI424WR router function "in the loop."
(Please do not tell me to use the MI424WR as my router and use it for port fowarding. I have done that previously and for various reasons that is not a workable solution going forward. First, I cannot connect the cameras to the MI424WR given their locations. Second, I want my APs to run dual-band (2.4 and 5 GHz) which is not possible possible if I connect the APs to the MI424WR. Third, the port-forwarding and static-port assignment features of the MI424WR are, at best, very primitive.)
I want to disable DHCP in the MI424WR router and have it pass all traffic through to the Cisco router. In effect, I want to convert the MI424WR to a "modem" using it as a bridge only. I do not want to disrupt our TV service while doing this.
How do I do this? I tried the advice here (http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r17679150-Howto-make-ActionTec-MI424WR-a-network-bridge) and I did not have the ability to check the STP box where indicated -- no box appeared. I had to completely reset the MI424WR as a result.
Many thanks for your assistance.

MJB87 wrote:
I want to disable DHCP in the MI424WR router and have it pass all traffic through to the Cisco router. In effect, I want to convert the MI424WR to a "modem" using it as a bridge only. I do not want to disrupt our TV service while doing this.
Many thanks for your assistance.
Not sure you will be able to do that as the TV service you refer to is MOCA connected to the router and I'm dubious that the dhcp request from the STB's is going to reach your routers and network.
Why don't you just connect your internal home network as a different subnet to the Actiontec? - Actiontec LAN port to your router WAN port (having defined your router with a static address on the 12.168.1 subnet)- and just forward all ports and protocols to your router, at the same time disabling the wireless access on the Actiontec - actually you would haver to forward everything EXCEPT the pf's to the STB's - 2 blocks you find in the exiting pf rules in the router.

Problems with FIOS with ActionTec MI424WR

I have had FIOS for a couple of months and am having major problems with the internet and the actiontec MI424WR Router:
   I cannot get port forwarding to work. I have setup several previous routers to do port forwarding to my Windows web server, never had a problem. Nothing I try on the Actiontec works, all incoming requests are rejected. Checked Dns, server, everything.
   Wireless works well at first, then slowlly degrades until after a week or so the signal is so weak that wifi traffic slows to a crawl. Turning off the router and turning it back on fixes this problem.
   Wired Ethernet traffic becomes flaky. browsing works for a while, then gets flaky, IE and chrome both report that they can't reach web sites, but other apps can still get to internet. closing browser does not fix issue, rebooting machine does.
This is the most problematic router I have ever seen.
Is there a different brand of router from one of the more respected router compnaies, like Dlink, linksys, or netgear?
DK

dwightk wrote:
I have had FIOS for a couple of months and am having major problems with the internet and the actiontec MI424WR Router:
   I cannot get port forwarding to work. I have setup several previous routers to do port forwarding to my Windows web server, never had a problem. Nothing I try on the Actiontec works, all incoming requests are rejected. Checked Dns, server, everything.
DK
Port forwarding is a little odd the way it's setup. Took me a couple of days to work it and then it was only by looking at one of the canned protocolsand then emulating it for what I wanted that I made it work.
For example, if you go into port forwarding and select New Entry and under Protocol select FTP it will display the canned setting for port forwarding to an internal FTP server, all you need to do is add the internal IP address of the local host that has the server. The confusing thing is that what you see for FTP is TCPany -> 21 whereas I expected it to be TCP21 -> 21. Means that when you set up your forwarding you typically would be selecting protocol User defined and under that protocol TCP (or whichever you want) the leave source port at ANY and change destination port to Single or Range and enter the value. Then save it
Your other questions appear to say that your router maybe not working correctly.

Yoga 13 - Wifi Issue with Verizon FIOS Advanced Router

In an effort to boost the Internet Speed for my wireless devices in my house I upgraded my Verizon FIOS router to their Advanced Router. I had noticed that all of my Wireless Devices were unable to get any more speed than 25/25, when I get 75/35 to my home. I discovered that my router was the issue. So I upgraded and was instantly able to reconnect all of my wireless devices and laptops without any issue, except my Lenovo Yoga 13. It kept getting an error that it could not login to the SSID I would give it. It would see it, but when I put in the password it would fail to connect andd give me a message indicating the same. So I thought I may need to download a newer driver. The Yoga would still attach to my hotspot, so I downloaded the latest WLAN driver. It still would not work, but I notced that it did not dump the old driver, so I deleted it and then I could not attach at all to anything. So I used another unit downloaded all off the WIreless and Bluetooth drivers I could find on the Lenovo site for Windows 8.1 and loaded them back up. I am now able to login to my new router but I get worse speeds than I did before. Now I get 10/20. But I also saw that there are now a bunch of bluetooth and wireless drivers in loaded in control panel, so before I delete any, do I need them all? Are they stepping on each other? What ones are definitely needed? Has anyone gotten anymore than 25/25 out of the Lenovo drivers? And did they ever succeed in hooking it up to a Verizon FIOS Advanced Router?
Let me know!
Thanks!

I went into the router and set a static IP address for the ipad (in the low 200's dont use the 100's its for your fios cable dvr's). You will first have to shutdown the ipad (not just sleep). Then delete the ipad from the connection list in the fios router. The instructions from the fios router pdf are below. I am on 24 hrs and even with wep and no fixed channel I have had no problems.
To define a new connection with a fixed IP address:
1. Click New Static Connection in the DHCP Connections screen. The “DHCP Connection Settings” screen appears.
2. Enter a host name for this connection.
3. Enter the fixed IP address to assign to the computer.
4. Enter the MAC address of the computer’s network card.
5. Click the OK to save changes.
☞ Note: A device’s fixed IP address is actually assigned to the specific
network card’s MAC address installed on the network computer.
If this network card is replaced, the device’s entry in the DHCP Connections list must be updated with the new network card’s MAC address.
To remove a host from the table, click the appropriate “Delete” icon in the Action column.

Help set up AirPort with TTNET DSL router in Turkey

New AirPort TIme Capsule cannot connect to Internet via TTNET DSL router. I am currently in Turkey. My previous set up was Lincsys WiFi Router connected directly into the same TTNET DSL router (which was provided by ISP) and worked fine.
With the AirPort Time Capsule set as Router - Off (Bridge Mode). It does not allow for Double NAT : "This AirPort base station has a private IP address on its Ethernet WAN port. It is connected to a devis or network that is using NAT to provide private IP. Change your AirPort to bridge mode".
Everything worked fine for a few days, but now not unable to connect to the internet.
I do not have any info from ISP. Nothing that I can find.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Try simply rebooting the TC.. every now and then they do have tendency to just drop out.
Otherwise give us some more info.
What make and model is the DSL router??
Does your ISP use pppoe authentication? If so it may be possible to bridge it and use the TC as main router.

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