#How to connect to vpn on mac with verizon fios router tv#

X2: FIOS network on a 192.168.1.x/24 subnet вЂ“ I wanted segregation of the Verizon TV devices with the main LAN, by blocking traffic from FIOS->LAN X0: Main LAN network on a 192.168.66.x/24 subnet вЂ“ for all home PCs and WiFi devices X1: Sonicwall is on top of the network, pulling DHCP from the ONT via Ethernet

My setup is slightly different than yours: I have been struggling to find out what ports need to be open and forwarder in order for me to access the DVR from an app on the phone or. I was able to give internet to the DVR following the guide, but now I lost the capabilities to manage my DVR from outside, as well as Caller ID on the TV screen. You can test the functionality of this by pressing the вЂњOn DemandвЂќ button on the TV Remote and seeing if the STB is able to connect to the Verizon service. You may have to reboot the Verizon Router and wait 10-15 minutes for it to reconnect to Verizon and pull the required information. Once you have completed all of the steps listed above, everything should be working. You do not need to set any of the Advanced Options here. Fill out the fields as indicated below: Original Source: Any To do this, navigate to Network > NAT Policies and click Add. Finally you will need to create a NAT Policy to direct traffic over these ports to the FiOS Router. Once you have set those fields as indicated, you can leave the rest of the settings as they are set by default. Navigate to Firewall > Access RulesВ and add a rule matching the following: Action: Allow Once that is complete you will need to allow these services through the Firewall. Simply click on the вЂњAdd GroupвЂќ button, give it a name such as вЂњFiOS ServicesвЂќ and add all of the custom services you just created. This is done in the same Firewall > Service location. Once that is complete you will likely want to add all of these new rules to a Service Group. вЂ¦And so on for as many STBs as are present up to the limit of 5. Port Range: 4567-4567 Name: FiOS Media Manager You will then need to create a number of firewall services in Firewall > Services: Name: FiOS Guide To do this you must create an Address Object for the Verizon Router in Network > Address Objects: Name: FiOS Router These services must pass through the Verizon router, so it will be necessary to setup NAT and Firewall rules in the SonicWall. |localhost | Verizon FiOS Service | AT Management | SetupД«elow are the default IP/Port settings for the various devices that you may see on the network (as setup by Verizon): +-+-+-+ At this point, the Verizon router should be connected to the ONT via coax and to the SonicWall via cat5. Once you have verified this, you will connect the Verizon router to the SonicWall LAN port. The SonicWall should pull a DHCP lease from Verizon and you should be able to ping out at this point.

Now you can remove the FiOS router from the network (temporarily) and connect the SonicWall to the cat5 mentioned above. This can be done manually by disconnecting the router for several hours if Verizon is unavailable, but it is usually faster to just call them.

InstallationД«efore doing anything, you must call Verizon and have them release the DHCP lease from the Verizon router. If you do not, you much call Verizon FiOS Support and get them to enable the Ethernet port remotely. If you get link lights to appear on the ONT you can move on to the actual setup. You will only need to access the left panel.Д¬onnect a cat5 to the Ethernet port in the left side of the ONT, and then connect the other end to a router. The ONT has two panels, the left one will open simply by pulling, the right will need a special tool. By default Verizon only provides coax out, so it may be necessary to crimp your own cat5. This must have both coax and cat5 coming out. You must locate the Verizon ONT (the box that has the fiber cable going into it). This becomes important when the client is using their FiOS connection for TV/DVR as well as Internet. This article discusses the setup requirements and instructions for using a SonicWall (or other third party router) as the primary router on a Verizon FiOS connection.