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Anyone have centurylink gigabit and using their C2000T modem/router? Seen a few people online recommending to bypass it with my own. Speeds are almost 900mbit, but the wifi speed is really slow and maybe it's not as fully featured?
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May 17, 2017 17:50
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It doesn't cost anything more. It's just part of the $80/mo. The wireless speed doesn't bother me too much, but if I can't get this port open, then I probably do care enough to get a different router.
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May 18, 2017 16:12
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Is this from personal experience? Have a working port I could use? Trying it automatically fails when using default port except it did work for about 15 minutes randomly. Then I tried manual port forward on default 32400, then I tried 32401. Should I try something random and high like 98943?
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May 18, 2017 20:19
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Internet Explorer posted:Yes, I had that modem for a day when CenturyLink installed my gigabit connection. It's garbage. Here's a post on the Plex forums, about half way down you can see the comments about UPnP. Any port that is in the UPnP range will be a problem. Yeah I saw this thread when looking into the issue. I tried what the last post says with port 49150 and it still doesn't work. I guess I should get a new router. No fiber coming in so I wouldn't need that one specifically. These Edgerouters look sort of daunting and wow Wireless APs are expensive on their own.
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May 19, 2017 04:52
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When I run a speedtest on my wired desktop/laptop I'll get up to ~900Mbps up and down. When I run one from the command line of my ubuntu VM on my FreeNAS I'll only get up to ~600 down and maybe ~200 up. They all come from the same switch. Any ideas?
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Jun 6, 2017 19:28
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