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Error when trying to port forward 16881 with Hub 5

namecaps
On our wavelength


Hi All,

I get this error when trying to port forward 16881 on Hub 5:

Hub 5.png

I've tried UDP and TCP separately, but no difference.

Ideas anyone?

Thanks!

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legacy1
Alessandro Volta
Use DMZ or get your own router with 1Gb ports and use hub in modem mode
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namecaps
On our wavelength

Thanks for your reply.

I think that DMZ is the nuclear option, not safe, so I'd prefer not to do that.

But I tried it experimentally, and it didn't solve my Synology NAS challenges.

Re: using buying my own router and using the hub in modem mode... yes, I could do that, but that could get expensive, and I'd prefer to see if I can get the Virgin Media Hub 5 working correctly first. Until/unless I determine that it's faulty.

 

Do you have a device/MAC address set with a static IP of 192.168.0.11?

legacy1
Alessandro Volta
Home routers are not that expensive.

VM will not do anything but you can find that out the hard way if you want
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@legacy1 wrote:
Home routers are not that expensive.

VM will not do anything but you can find that out the hard way if you want

Port forwarding works fine on my HUB 5.

Are you able to port forward 16881 specifically? I've got other port numbers forwarded successfully, just not this number.

Are you saying it works as long as the device uses DHCP and not a static IP outside the DHCP range in same subnet? In which case its broken.

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@namecaps wrote:

Are you able to port forward 16881 specifically? I've got other port numbers forwarded successfully, just not this number.


Yes, I just tried it and allowed me to create the rule with no issues.


@legacy1 wrote:
Are you saying it works as long as the device uses DHCP and not a static IP outside the DHCP range? In which case its broken.

I was just asking to troubleshoot.

I wasn't saying it must be static.