Zhone Zhone 6210: Change Wireless Mode

But a wireless bridge is something completely different, than having your Zhone gateway operating in "bridge" mode. A wireless bridge is a technique used to expand your existing network infrastructure (LAN) to an access Point. Two devices, where one creates
a bridged wireless network, from an existing network infrastructure, and allow an access point on the other side to connect to this bridged WLAN, and without the need to broadcast.

May I ask, have you been in Contact with your ISP (Internet Service Provider), and if they could help you configure your Zhone in bridge mode?

Keep us posted!

I forgot to say that the Zhone is in bridge mode or so I was told by North State.

I tried power cycleing but tat didn't help.

Addendum: the modem is a Zhone, model# 6381-A4-200-0AC

Hi,

Your problem is that you are "doubt NAT'ing"

Your Zhone is a router and running NAT

Your Juniper also runs NAT

Your best bet is to establish whether your can put the Zhone in "bridge mode" and hand off any PPPoE authentication (if your ISP uses it) to the Juniper

Then all you need to do is open the xbox live ports on the Juniper, but as it currently stands it won't work, the Xbox is hidden behind two many NAT'd layers.

Just to clarify, if you've properly configured your Zhone gateway to be operating in bridge mode, it'll no longer be doing any IP implementation at layer 3, since this device now only allow features as authentication, encapsulation, and compression at layer
2. Everything that you need to configure, to be "allowed", or forwarding, will be done on your additional router, and not on your Zhone device.

Out of curiosity, do you have to use Port Forwarding (manually forwarding ports), or have you tried with UPnP, as the method to automatic forwarding network ports used by Xbox Live?