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What do you think POE stands for in this context?
Double Nat & Xbox One problem..
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What is the POE you keep referring to? From pictures of a C50 it has a blue Ethernet port marked ‘internet’. The cable you plug into that is plugged into what at the other end? Please don’t say POE - say the make and model of something or take a picture.
Ok, the item between the wireless dish and the c50 is a Ubiquiti switching gigabit power supply
https://www.ubnt.com/accessories/poe-adapters/
It's the POE‑24‑12W‑G model
https://www.ubnt.com/accessories/poe-adapters/
It's the POE‑24‑12W‑G model
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Okay, that is a PoE injector. I was trying to picture exactly what your setup was and wanted to be sure.
Does a cable run from the blue port marked ‘internet’ on the C50 to the port marked ‘LAN’ on the PoE injector?
If so there will be a cable running from the port marked ‘PoE’ on the injector to something else. What is on the other end of that cable? Again make and model or photo most useful. I’m assuming this what you refer to as a wireless dish but need more specifics as to what it is.
If so there will be a cable running from the port marked ‘PoE’ on the injector to something else. What is on the other end of that cable? Again make and model or photo most useful. I’m assuming this what you refer to as a wireless dish but need more specifics as to what it is.
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Do you have near neighbours?
There's a small chance that your Powerline adapter is connecting to another nearby Powerline network and providing an alternative route out of your network. Did you set your own encryption keys to keep it secure?
There's a small chance that your Powerline adapter is connecting to another nearby Powerline network and providing an alternative route out of your network. Did you set your own encryption keys to keep it secure?
Live in the middle of nowhere really, we have neighbours but they are 100m away.
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Just to confirm:-
Wired directly to the C50 = double NAT
Wired via the two ports Powerline adapter = double NAT
Wireless to the Powerline adapter = Open (this is the one that makes no sense)
What happens with a wireless connection to the C50?
What's the XBox network configuration wired and wireless?
Wired directly to the C50 = double NAT
Wired via the two ports Powerline adapter = double NAT
Wireless to the Powerline adapter = Open (this is the one that makes no sense)
What happens with a wireless connection to the C50?
What's the XBox network configuration wired and wireless?
wireless via the C50 is double nat.
Settings are...
wireless via powerline
ip - 192.168.0.107
sub - 255.255.255.0
gateway - 192.168.0.1
dns - 192.168.0.1
port - 51146
wireless via c50 is the same settings.
PS..just got double nat via power line wireless
wired settings are..
IP - 192.168.0.103
SUB - 255.255.255.0
GATEWAY - 192.168.0.1
DNS - 192.168.0.1
PORT - 3074
Settings are...
wireless via powerline
ip - 192.168.0.107
sub - 255.255.255.0
gateway - 192.168.0.1
dns - 192.168.0.1
port - 51146
wireless via c50 is the same settings.
PS..just got double nat via power line wireless
wired settings are..
IP - 192.168.0.103
SUB - 255.255.255.0
GATEWAY - 192.168.0.1
DNS - 192.168.0.1
PORT - 3074
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That's what you'd expect.
I'd suggest that you connect the XBox to the C50 directly with a cable and then see if your ISP can get you working.
If they can then reintroduce the Powerline adapter and it should continue to work.