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Category Archives: Networking
SmartRG router cheatsheet
The SmartRG router (supplied by Sonic ISP) has a bad user interface. There is no easy mode, just very network centric terminology to maneuver. Local Server Walk-through Let’s say you plug in your laptop to Ethernet or connect to the … Continue reading
Posted in How-To, Networking
Tagged cheatsheet, connected devices, local network, MAC address, Networking, router, SmartRG, Static DNS, Static IP
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SmartRG network hard drive – SAMBA version too old
The SmartRG router (supplied by Sonic ISP) has the option of mounting a hard drive for access by all computers on the network via the SAMBA protocol. But the SmartRG router supplied has an old version of the SAMBA protocol, … Continue reading
Posted in How-To, Networking
Tagged network drive, router, SAMBA, SmartRG, Windows 10
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NAT Loopback on Xfinity
The current Xfinity routers (end of 2017) do not support NAT Loopback and have no options for enabling NAT Loopback. What is NAT Loopack? NAT Loopback or Hairpinning is when Device_A behind a router tries to access another Device_B behind … Continue reading
Posted in How-To, Networking
Tagged DNS, DNS Server, Hairpinning, NAT Loopback, router, VPN, Xfinity
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Man and Keyboard 