Does my ISP have access to my router?
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Does my ISP have access to my router?
ISPs have complete access to router provided by them. actually they us PORT 7547 which is TR-069 Protocol (CWMP customer-premises WAN management protocol). and you can not even disable it. because its hidden in GUI mode, and obviously ISPs don’t provide Manageable Routers (CLI) based.
Does ISP know my private IP address?
Generally no. As you said, the private IP addresses are assigned to devices by the wifi router, and this happens outside the “ISP network” boundary. By the time a packet from your device reaches the ISP, the packet’s header contains only the public source IP address, not the private one.
How can I configure my router without LAN cable?
As long as your computer can connect to Wi-Fi, you should be able to connect to the router and set it up.
- Start by trying to connect to the Wi-Fi.
- Connect to the router.
- Once you’re connected, go to your browser (I recommend Edge or Chrome.
- Once you’re in, enter the admin username and password to log in.
Can my ISP block IPTV?
IMPORTANT – Once an IPTV device is connected to the VPN network there is no possible way that any ISP can be blocking your IPTV access on it. The natural conclusion would therefore be that it’s in some way related to the IPTV company and how they handle VPNs.
Can I access my home server remotely?
But you will need either a fixed IP address or dynamic dns client to connect to your home server. Then you can access it using SSH or remote desktop. You could install a ftp or webserver on your home server and access it through that.
Can I run a server on my ISP network?
Residential ISP agreements have a clause that prohibits servers to the Internet, so the ISP does not care that this prevents you from being able to run a server on the network. You will not have access to the ISP router that is running the NAT, so you cannot change it to forward the port.
Can I use my own equipment on my ISP router/modem?
I require parental controls and guest network access, which are not options on my ISP-provided equipment. In order to use your own equipment, your ISP router/modem will have to be put into what is called Bridge Mode .
Can I change the NAT port of my ISP router?
You will not have access to the ISP router that is running the NAT, so you cannot change it to forward the port. If you want to do that, you will need to get a business Internet connection from the ISP.
Why can’t I host a website on my router?
Your router (which is not designed for hosting services) is almost certainly the cause of your woes. It looks like you didn’t do anything wrong at the IIS level, it’s just that the router is nonintuitive / your ISP is blocking you. It’s also possible what you think is your IP is double-indirected; check the router’s idea of what the external IP is.