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Hello everyone!


Recently, I purchased a TP-LINK TL-MR3220 which I only used to provide WIFI to the home since my provider does not allow to manage the Cablemodem to check connected equipment, apply DMZ or open certain ports. To make any changes you had to contact support to apply your changes and talk to them for more than 30 minutes.

The problem:


I have updated the firmware of the aforementioned router and I have seen 2 things that I have needed

Apply DMZ in a game console that I have connected by LAN, which I have already applied IP STATIC correctly. In the Router I apply the DMZ to the fixed IP previously reserved to the console and at the moment of performing the test, the type of nat is restricted.
[*]The public ip recognized by the router is not the same as that granted by the internet provider. Even so, making a clone to the MAC ADDRESS. My internet provider grants IP initiated by 181.x.x.x and the router recognizes 100.x.x.x
[*]When applying a forwarding in a specific port, the software for example a p2p, is not recognized. The port appears restricted.


TL-MR3220_V2_140929








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Published Date: 2014-09-29	Language: English	File Size: 3.61 MB
[TR] Modifications and Bug Fixes: [*]Fix the bug that DMZ doesn't take effect; [*]Fix the bug that auto-deblock pin doesn't take effect on some modems; [*]Fix the bug that the backup link won't revert to the main link when the main connection resumes to normal again; [*]Fix the bug that it's unable to login to the web management interface when the TL-MR3220 is connected after a NAT router; [*]Fix other known bugs. [*] Notes: For TL-MR3220_V2

As I understand in the offered update, the error of the DMZ is corrected among other bugs, but they have not been solved.


Does anyone know about the solution or is the same problem happening on the same router?


regards

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