[can3gxw]

Thanks. I've been rebooting about every other day. I only have a few port forwarding rules set and everything's "print-screened" and documented.

I just want my Advanced DMZ to start working so I can use my own router.

 

[MerceanCoconut]

I was pushed firmware version SG48221028, now advanced DMZ is working.

With the latest firmware (SG48221028) I still have the same experience, the public IP is given to the DMZ device, but nothing actually reaches the DMZ from outside. I can't load a webpage, for example. When you say it's working, are you able to access your DMZ device from outside?

 

[shinratdr]

I'm having the exact same problem here.

1. Read about Advanced DMZ and thought I had finally found the solution to my problems with the HH3000. Enabled it, nothing. My 3rd party router kept the private 192 address even after releasing, renewing and rebooting (it's an Airport Extreme, latest model).

2. Saw this thread, realized I was on an older firmware and rebooted the HH3000 to try and get the new one pushed to me. That didn't work so I did a factory reset of the HH3000. That also didn't work, and broke TV service so I called Bell. When they were trying to resolve the issue I requested an upgrade to the latest firmware, which they did. Now it's on FW version SG48221028.

3. Tried Advanced DMZ again. This time the router was able to grab a public IP, but I got the same issue as MerceanCoconut. Nothing works, nothing is accessible. Flip back to regular DMZ and once it grabs the private IP again, everything works. Tried multiple reboots and resets, as well as an additional factory reset with the new firmware. No luck.

Not sure where to go from here. I have a technician coming to try and fix the TV service issue. I was going to ask for a new device, hopefully I get someone knowledgeable.

 

[habskilla]

Well, that was short lived. Advanced DMZ has stopped working. Same issue you are having. Pulls the WAN IP, but nothing routes.

 

[khx73]

I wonder what gateway address it's giving you, and if it's the same one it uses itself when not using Adv. DMZ. I guess I'm just curious as to where exactly the breakdown is...

 

[AtlanticRebel]

It would be real helpful if the HH3K would show the actual DHCP lease info on it. I can't see anywhere that says what GW is assigned for the IP, nothing.

 

[can3gxw]

I'm giving up on Advanced DMZ. My new TPLink router (well, as in 2.5 years old) just pooched itself some time overnight and won't power on so I'm back to using the HH3000 for everything now anyway.

 

[khx73]

@AtlanticRebel - hmm.. that sucks. Would have to do some investigative wiresharking I guess. If I ever get forced to have the HH3K I'll be hacking my way to the bottom of that problem if I can.. hopefully they'll have it fixed before that ever happens.

 

[AtlanticRebel]

Sadly, I doubt it, it's been broken for as far back as I can remember. Of course, all my high level contacts with BA through work don't go near that stuff, but they'd be more than happy to hook me up with a 10g dedicated circuit direct to my home office.

 

[habskilla]

This is just stupid now. I re-added my router to a-dmz and it's working again. Pulled an external ip but this time it is routing.

I'll play with it more tomorrow.

 

[colinpeddle]

Would love to know if this has been permanently resolved. Was looking to go to gig but don't want to give up my r3000 for the HH because of this stuff and how it would effect my networking here.

 

[habskilla]

I'm not switching over. Way too unstable. I'll let it run as is for the summer.

 

[can3gxw]

I've given up doing anything with my HH3000 other than bringing in the internet and providing my guest WiFi. I have my own router set up as an access point for all the good stuff. A-DMZ is crap on the HH3000.

 

[GhaladReam]

As an Internet-Only customer, I hope I never get forcibly upgraded to the HH3000... They still think I'm using the R1000H (I'm not)

I'm using a pfSense box on VLAN35 with several WAPs connected to a switch via the PFsense box.

 

[Nattygreg]

Bell HH3000 Modem

I have been reading this post, because I switch to bell fibre today and I run Pfsense, and I was wondering how to set this up since I'm coming from rogers and was able to do bridge mode. So while listening to your concerns I was able to solve the problem.

1. plug in your pfsense router or edge or asus or dlink ethernet cable into port 1 on the Bell HH3000 and the other end into the Wan port on your router.
2. plug a ethernet cable into the bell hh3000 and the other end into your laptop.
3. log into Bell HH3000 interface >>go DMZ>>find your device(router name) and click on it then click advance DMZ remember to click save and close the pop up.
4. if you are internet only like my self then turn off WPS>>UPNP>>DLNA and other unessential that is running.
5. turn off wifi both whole home and private click on advance settings in the wifi section and turn off the two wifi band.
6. IF YOU'RE NOT INTERNET ONLY DO NOT TURN OFF WHOLE HOME and IF YOU HAVE A MESH network where you rented the wifi plugins for extra 5/month DO NOT TURN OF WHOLE HOME unless you figure out a way to run your pvr over your own network like creating vlan35 which your pvr works on looking for tagged traffic. Now that is another story.
7. Log into your pfsense router or whatever router you're running and change the wan type connection from DHCP to PPOE
input your username and password which you got from the tech when he installed your services, restart your pfsense or router and you're good to go.

 

[AtlanticRebel]

Unfortunately, these directions are not valid for BellAliant customers(anywhere east of Quebec) as PPPoE is not used in the same way over the network, users do not have credentials given to them, they are provisioned by the ACS server, where a configuration file is downloaded automatically from a server when the HH3000 boots.

 

[colinpeddle]

Without advanced DMZ how are you guys with the HH3000 using your own router?

 

[habskilla]

@colinpeddle - I'm not. Although DMZ is *working* for me, it is not reliable enough. Right now, my router is being used as a wireless access point. With no routes setup, it can only access the internet.

 

[colinpeddle]

I've noticed the last two times my R3000 rebooted it didn't immediately hand out the IP to my Asus in ADMZ. I had to cut power -- not just software reboot -- the Asus to get it to grab the IP from the R3000. The R3000 sees the Asus router in it's LAN entries but it won't push the IP to it per normal.

I've had my R3000 and Asus on a weekly reboot schedule for two years now and this never happened till about 3 weeks ago.

I find it curious that given the reports of the HH3000 having ADMZ issues that now I too on my R3000 have begun to have issues too.

 

[stark1903]

enabling icmp

hello everyone
I have a bell home hub 3000, what I wanted to do was like set up a dns using no-ip and then use port fordwarding like from the router I tried to port forward to my kali linux at the port 4444 but whenever I tried to ping the public ip address or the dns which I set up using no-ip am not able to ping, I tried to go through DMZ in the router and also enabled the advanced feature everything failed so could any one help me or guide me how to make this successful.