ZTE ZXHN H268A port forwarding

[nrenfrey]

Hi
Has anyone had any luck port forwarding a ZTE ZXHN H268A Router connected via HFC to the NBN
I've tried all the obvious but external port scans show no ports open.
Setting up a DMZ to an internal system still showed no open ports.
The only firewall settings are "ping" and "anti-hacking", turning these on or off makes no difference.
I added a 'allow' 'ip filter' for the port, no luck; I added one for the remote lan, no luck
I know the systems are configured OK because I'm still connected via ADSL to the same site and all is working fine over the old link.
Are these routers crippled as supplied by Exetel?

[KavindaS]

Hi
Has anyone had any luck port forwarding a ZTE ZXHN H268A Router connected via HFC to the NBN
I've tried all the obvious but external port scans show no ports open.
Setting up a DMZ to an internal system still showed no open ports.
The only firewall settings are "ping" and "anti-hacking", turning these on or off makes no difference.
I added a 'allow' 'ip filter' for the port, no luck; I added one for the remote lan, no luck
I know the systems are configured OK because I'm still connected via ADSL to the same site and all is working fine over the old link.
Are these routers crippled as supplied by Exetel?

Could you please make sure the below has been completed accordingly?

On the main page of the ZXHN H268A, select Internet>Security>Port Forwarding to open the Port Forwarding page.

Configure the port forwarding parameters.

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Click Apply button to apply the changes

[nrenfrey]

Hi
Yes did all that - no joy. also I would have thought that when I tested enabling a DMZ host as a last resort, it would forward all packet to that host - it doesn't.

[nrenfrey]

This is the setup I tried

http://203.24.209.10/fwd.jpg

[nrenfrey]

All fixed - my stupid, bad gateway on the RDP server

[KavindaS]

All fixed - my stupid, bad gateway on the RDP server

Glad to hear that and do let us know if further assistance requires.

[dressupplace]

Just installed our ZTE H268A, and NAT is not working. I can't ping the router or get any response from NAT. The config is exactly the same as we had on our Billion 7800 VDPX, as the ZTE is still connected to ADSL2+ until our NBN service is activated (supposed to be tomorrow). This feature is vital for us, as it is used for our off-site backup

This is the current setup

[NIrmitha]

Since you cannot receive any response from NAT, can you please check whether NAT is enabled in your ZTE router.

Please refer the attached screenshot in order to enable / disable NAT.

--> Log into the router using "Admin account"
--> Go to : "WAN settings" - "Ethernet" - "Create New Item"
--> Select IP version as : IPv4/6
--> Turn "ON" NAT

[dressupplace]

The issue has been resolved. I turned off ALG and NAT started working straight away. I'm not sure if it was a particular ALG setting that was causing the problem, but turning all off solved it.

[rehanj]

The issue has been resolved. I turned off ALG and NAT started working straight away. I'm not sure if it was a particular ALG setting that was causing the problem, but turning all off solved it.

Hi,

Happy to hear that turning off ALG resolved the issue you were experiencing. Thank you for the information and feedback provided, and our sincere apologies for any inconvenience caused. Please feel free to let us know if any further issues persist.