I just upgraded to the new Unlimited Silver plan which came with a ViaSat WiFi Gateway modem/router.
I have disabled the WiFi on the Gateway since I have a Netgear wireless router that is set up for my home network.
The Netgear router that I've been using for a number of years has all of my IP cameras, wireless printers, PS4 and Fire stick connected. This setup worked flawlessly back when I was on the Liberty plan with the old modem.
When the new Gateway is plugged into my Netgear router via Ethernet, I can no longer access my Netgear router via 192.168.1.1. Oddly enough, when I type in 192.168.100.1, I can access the Gateway through the Netgear WiFi. If I disconnect the Gateway from the Netgear router, I can access the Netgear router via 192.168.1.1 but obviously lose my internet connection.
With the Gateway connected via ethernet to my Netgear router, my WiFi printers still work as does the wireless streaming to my Fire Stick and PS4.
The big issue is that my IP cameras no longer work. They are port forwarded in the Netgear router using DynDNS. I've updated the DynDNS configuration of the cameras to the new IP but I still cannot access them.
It seems that the port forwarding in my Netgear router is blocked by the Gateway. Any ideas on how to resolve this?
I have disabled the WiFi on the Gateway since I have a Netgear wireless router that is set up for my home network.
The Netgear router that I've been using for a number of years has all of my IP cameras, wireless printers, PS4 and Fire stick connected. This setup worked flawlessly back when I was on the Liberty plan with the old modem.
When the new Gateway is plugged into my Netgear router via Ethernet, I can no longer access my Netgear router via 192.168.1.1. Oddly enough, when I type in 192.168.100.1, I can access the Gateway through the Netgear WiFi. If I disconnect the Gateway from the Netgear router, I can access the Netgear router via 192.168.1.1 but obviously lose my internet connection.
With the Gateway connected via ethernet to my Netgear router, my WiFi printers still work as does the wireless streaming to my Fire Stick and PS4.
The big issue is that my IP cameras no longer work. They are port forwarded in the Netgear router using DynDNS. I've updated the DynDNS configuration of the cameras to the new IP but I still cannot access them.
It seems that the port forwarding in my Netgear router is blocked by the Gateway. Any ideas on how to resolve this?