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capncrunk · July 9th, 2009

I'm still unsure about you not having a mac address for your Ihub. Where did you buy it?

Give this a try buddy. will only take a minute.

Log into your router and select "Advanced" then on the left "Firewall Settings"

In the DMZ host section at the top, From the "computer name" drop down, select the WIZ1 (ihub) then click on the "<<" to pop it's IP into the box on the left, and then select "always" on the right side drop down. check the "enable DMZ" box.

Save Settings.

your router may reboot, if it does you should get a countdown. once the countdown completes:

Do a hard reboot (back rocker switch) of your Sonicview. when it comes back up, flip to a working channel (food network) and give it a minute.

The DMZ or Demilitarized Zone bypasses all means of protection from the router(firewall etc..), your box is now fully exposed to the internet. if your ihub is setup correctly, and good, you are now going to see results.

July 9th, 2009	#3 (permalink)
capncrunk Knows FTA Join Date: Apr 2009 Posts: 279 Credits: 541.15 Thanks: 96 Thanked 113 Times in 76 Posts	Re: Roscoep's Ihub still not working - out of Ideas I'm still unsure about you not having a mac address for your Ihub. Where did you buy it? Give this a try buddy. will only take a minute. Log into your router and select "Advanced" then on the left "Firewall Settings" In the DMZ host section at the top, From the "computer name" drop down, select the WIZ1 (ihub) then click on the "<<" to pop it's IP into the box on the left, and then select "always" on the right side drop down. check the "enable DMZ" box. Save Settings. your router may reboot, if it does you should get a countdown. once the countdown completes: Do a hard reboot (back rocker switch) of your Sonicview. when it comes back up, flip to a working channel (food network) and give it a minute. The DMZ or Demilitarized Zone bypasses all means of protection from the router(firewall etc..), your box is now fully exposed to the internet. if your ihub is setup correctly, and good, you are now going to see results.