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The Graveyard - Products No Longer Supported => Routers / COVR => DIR-655 => Topic started by: RamGuy on November 01, 2008, 01:33:27 PM
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Hi,
I've just got myself a D-Link DIR-655 HW: A4 running the latest firmware v1.21.
I also got a D-Link DGL-4500 HW: A1 not working that good, much because of issues with the latest firmware v1.13 so I hoped that the DIR-655 would have some better firmwares than DGL-4500.
So far the DIR-655 have actually seemed better than my DGL-4500!
The wireless got better range, the router itself seems to not struggle as much as the DGL-4500 and things like that, and I assume this 1.21 firmware beats the crap out of the DGL-4500 v1.13 firmware.
I got one problem though, uTorrent claims that my ports are not open?
Which is impossible as I've got a static DMZ-hosted IP, which should resolve in all ports being open?
Isn't the whole point with DMZ-hosted IP's to bypass the entire NAT / Firewall?
I also got the SPI disabled and the "endpoint depended" thing enabled, but uTorrent claims that my ports are being blocked? Is the DMZ not working as intended or what?
Also tried to disable the DMZ and just go for a fast port forwarding of port 1-65535, but I still got the same issues with my uTorrent ports being blocked?
And yes, I've got no software firewall whatsoever on my computer, I've set NOD32 to ignore uTorrent completely and the entire Windows Firewall service has been disabled.
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I've had similar complaints. Not with U-torrent not working, but it seems like the dmz is good for nothing on this router. The ports have to be forwarded or the information is dropped. I'm not even using the most up to date firmware, so if there is an issue, it has been over multiple versions.
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Same issue DMZ does not work.
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Dmz works fine for me and utorrent supports UPnP.
Firmware 1.11
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everything past firmware 1.11 DMZ broken
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Is the issue only with uTorrent? how about game servers or even a simple FTP server?
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This is also a problem with the DirecTv HD DVR line that uses the network for on demand and soon more.
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Is the issue only with uTorrent? how about game servers or even a simple FTP server?
All Apllications that apply. If I set my computer as dmz and don't do port forwarding on company of heroes, I have trouble. If I do the port forward, trouble goes away. Strange thing is, wireless computer can connect to the game server no problem.
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All Apllications that apply. If I set my computer as dmz and don't do port forwarding on company of heroes, I have trouble. If I do the port forward, trouble goes away. Strange thing is, wireless computer can connect to the game server no problem.
try using Virtual Server for your port forwarding needs.
If that fails, roll back to firmware 1.11
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I found a work around that appears to be working very nicely for me. Disable DNS Relay
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I found a work around that appears to be working very nicely for me. Disable DNS Relay
Thank you!! That did the trick. Even putting my AT&T Callvantage TA (DVG-1120M) in the DMZ did not work with firmware 1.21 (funny...it used to, but my ISP changed the IP to a totally different range and I was messing around with configurations and firmware versions to try to get it back).
Disabling DNS Relay in the DIR-655 made the VOIP work in the DMZ. It also made it work without using the DMZ! I do not have any virtual servers set up or Port Forwarding. That's the way it's supposed to function.
Hear that, D-Link? Fix the DNS Relay feature! It's messing up lots of other stuff.
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The DNS Relay tip helped me with my problem, too - now at least one of my two VoIP providers was working - alas the other one was blocked again so I am back at 1.11
PLEASE D-Link, figure out what the problem is, if this is continuing I'll have to get another router!
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If anyone is still watching this thread, I just bought myself this router today and come to find out the DMZ function does not work. I have to manualy configure Virtual Server ports for any traffic to reach my server.
Hardware Version: B1
Firmware Version: 2.00NA
Internal Lan IP: 10.0.0.1
Internal Netmask: 255.0.0.0
DHCP: Enabled
Could I get a firmware update and get this fixed as i do not have the luxury to revert to a diffrent firmware version. >:(
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Bump ??
Anyone? Bueller...... Bueller.....
(FYI, Case ID: DLK401095787)
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If anyone is still watching this thread, I just bought myself this router today and come to find out the DMZ function does not work. I have to manualy configure Virtual Server ports for any traffic to reach my server.
Hardware Version: B1
Firmware Version: 2.00NA
Internal Lan IP: 10.0.0.1
Internal Netmask: 255.0.0.0
DHCP: Enabled
Could I get a firmware update and get this fixed as i do not have the luxury to revert to a diffrent firmware version. >:(
Hi zendoren,
You have not installed the D-Link correctly. Wrong Lan IP and wrong Netmask.
Also post the device you are using with the Router.
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The routers internal IP has been changed to 10.0.0.1 and I have a Windows server 2008 box as DHCP and 2nd DNS server attached to the network. The DHCP's scope is 10.0.0.3-10.0.0.254 and the windows server 2008 box is set as static 10.0.0.2. w/ a subnet mask of 255.0.0.0
The last time I check, the subnet for a Class A was 255.0.0.0 am I wrong?
I don't see a fix here, unless you are telling me that DMZ only works for a scope of 192.168.0.1 to 192.168.0.254 with a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0
If this is so, then something is seriously wrong with Dlink Products!
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bump for help
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I will also bump for help. I host a local game server, requiring either port forwarding or dmz. The web server i have works fine while using virtual server. but the game server ports will not open using any of these three methods (port forwarding, dmz or virtual server). Also using H/W B. with 2.00NA Firmware, date on router = may 12, 2010 (apparently different from the 2.00NA on the website which is dated september 16th, 2010) dont want to test to see if these are different, wanted confirmation from the forum first.
Any help is appreciated!
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I've tried to use the DMZ for VoIP as well as back when I was struggling to bypass the SecureSpot bug in 1.33 and have concluded that it just another feature that doesn't work on this router.
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@ K-Mac,
Don't bother trying the "new" F/W.
The F/W versions you reference are the same.
I installed it as per suggestion from dlink tech support and this is the version of my 655 now
Firmware Version : 2.00NA , Wed, 12, May, 2010
(no change)
The Download dated September 16, 2010 is a zip file.
ftp://ftp.dlink.com/Gateway/dir655_revB/Firmware/dir655_revB_FW_200NA.zip
Which contains
1. the May 12, 2010 F/W (file is dated 11 May but when loaded into 655 shows 12 May)
2. dir655_revB_release_notes.txt file
Hope this helps.