22-04-2024 21:37 - edited 22-04-2024 21:41
I turned UpnP off, and have assigned a port forward to a device, and have that device reserved as an LAN ip address.
My nat is strict, but when I turn UpnP on I now have open nat.
I should be able to have upnp turned off but it seems that I have to have uPnP turned on for virgin media hub?
on BT hubs I could disable upnp and still get open nat to my device, as long as I applied port forwarding.
If I put virgin media hub into modem mode with no other routers attached to it, It showes I have open nat with upnp turned off. it makes no sense.
on 25-04-2024 13:25
Hello Palm771
Thanks for posting in regards to your connection and issues experienced, we appreciate you taking the time to raise this via the forums.
Essentially, Port Forwarding isn't something we support with so are unable to assist you in this. However, if you search the forums there are threads with information on this and advice but the Virgin Media Team can't offer this directly to you.
Rob
on 24-06-2024 05:13
ok 😞
24-06-2024 08:20 - edited 24-06-2024 08:24
VM thinks the internet can do without Port Forwarding or DMZ and sadly they think that of modem mode too.
RJL Software - Software - Utility - Port Listener
you can then get a better router with 1Gb that by them is supported for port forwarding with hub in modem mode
24-06-2024 15:49 - edited 24-06-2024 16:14
Virgin media support port forwarding otherwise it wouldn't be an option in the routers?
could you report the bug to virgin media tech team so they can try and fix it via software updates.
It seems I am not the only customer here having the same issues.
on 24-06-2024 16:04
which router do you recomend
24-06-2024 16:52 - edited 24-06-2024 16:53
If you want a simple home router ASUS TUF-AX3000 V2 or cheaper TP-Link AX1500 for more speed if you have a hub 5 1Gb package ASUS TUF Gaming AX6000 or for more Advanced Zyxel firewalls
VM tech team are on holiday 😁