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Virgin Media No Wan Ip Address. You are getting a 'local wan ip': You should get assigned a new wan ip. You do have a public ip. Couldn't access the hub 4 in modem mode through the netgear because that internal ip (192.168.100.x) wasn't coming through dhcp. Vm evidently assign you a different ip based on the mac address of the main router you're using, so if you switch the vm hub to modem mode. In normal router mode, you access the virgin media router settings by: It worked great initially, but. But when i restarted the modem it did work. The 192.168.100.1 address is not ever the hub’s address in modem mode, rather it is a ‘management address’, ie an address on. When i first setup, it failed to retrieve a wan address. If this still doesn't work, power cycle one more time, rebooting the hub first, then leaving it a. Please confirm that you have a host at 192.168.0.2 that is awake and listening for inbound connections on tcp and/or udp port 1194.

Vm evidently assign you a different ip based on the mac address of the main router you're using, so if you switch the vm hub to modem mode. But when i restarted the modem it did work. Couldn't access the hub 4 in modem mode through the netgear because that internal ip (192.168.100.x) wasn't coming through dhcp. You should get assigned a new wan ip. The 192.168.100.1 address is not ever the hub’s address in modem mode, rather it is a ‘management address’, ie an address on. Please confirm that you have a host at 192.168.0.2 that is awake and listening for inbound connections on tcp and/or udp port 1194. When i first setup, it failed to retrieve a wan address. You do have a public ip. In normal router mode, you access the virgin media router settings by: If this still doesn't work, power cycle one more time, rebooting the hub first, then leaving it a.

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Virgin Media No Wan Ip Address You should get assigned a new wan ip. You do have a public ip. Vm evidently assign you a different ip based on the mac address of the main router you're using, so if you switch the vm hub to modem mode. It worked great initially, but. In normal router mode, you access the virgin media router settings by: Please confirm that you have a host at 192.168.0.2 that is awake and listening for inbound connections on tcp and/or udp port 1194. You are getting a 'local wan ip': But when i restarted the modem it did work. Couldn't access the hub 4 in modem mode through the netgear because that internal ip (192.168.100.x) wasn't coming through dhcp. If this still doesn't work, power cycle one more time, rebooting the hub first, then leaving it a. The 192.168.100.1 address is not ever the hub’s address in modem mode, rather it is a ‘management address’, ie an address on. When i first setup, it failed to retrieve a wan address. You should get assigned a new wan ip.