dmz is still close enough. You still are getting an internal ip from the router..it's just supposed to forward everything to you..i wouldn't trust it. I would go either bridge mode or try to get a clean handoff directly from the net...
dmz is still close enough. You still are getting an internal ip from the router..it's just supposed to forward everything to you..i wouldn't trust it. I would go either bridge mode or try to get a clean handoff directly from the net...
I setup UT in Bridge mode.
Checked with ATT, and they say the port is open.
Should I remove the DMZ Plus rule of the RG for the UT server?
Its still not working for me.
I've found some mail reflector services online, the same that do Dyanamic DNS services. My ultimate goal is to set one UT up here, and one at the office and do a site-to-site link. I may just look into paying for it.
Will they not give you a clean handoff? At least in regular dsl you can put the dsl modem/router in bridge mode which then gives you a clean handoff to the internet...can you get them to put the uverse router into bridge mode then you can use the UT do to the pppoe authentication and everything comes directly to the UT in router mode. Most times the DMz on those routers really isn't a true DMA.
Ah my friend, welcome to UVerse! As I've read, this seems to be imposable as the one box delegates TV, Phone, and Internet.
hrmm..need to research..
I've got the UT server setup for DMZ plus, if it fives the UT server the external IP, than it must be transparent, because the UT Network Address for the External states an IP in the range of the internal RG (ATT Router).
Maybe that's my problem? Should the Config > Network >Current Status > Address show the ATT RG External IP if DMZ Plus is configured right?
Bt the way, thanks for all the great help everyone!!
Well, after my whole UVerse system going down (again), I had to reset the RG to factory defaults, and perform the setup again, and it now works.
As far as port 25 goes, I called ATT again today (and got a fairly local tech from the US) and he confirmed that it was indeed not open, and opened it up for me. He told me they are not usually supposed to do this, but did it anyway. The other problem was the Email From Address. I changed it to untangle@untangle.com after reading that in another thread, and the UT Server can now send emails directly!
I now just have to work out the remote admin access, but I'll make another post for that if needed.
Thanks again all for the great help!