ZTE: its about IPV6

blkh0l38u · Nov 29, 2016

ZTE (Modems/Gateways): its about IPV6
First and foremost your ISP (internet service provider) needs to actually support and offer IPv6 protocol. Your equipment may be capable of handling this updated protocol but unless they offer IPv6 you won't have the benefit of the new technology. Most providers
today still have not updated their systems to provide their customers with this technology. Hope I could help.

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RocNrolla · Nov 29, 2016

2 xbox ones same network games that work in party

If you do end up buying a router, or before you do... Your ZTE H108N looks like its a Gateway (modem/router combo). All router functions should be disabled on the ZTE (place it in Bridge mode) before adding a router. This will disable all router functions
(Wi-Fi etc) on the ZTE and make it function only as a modem. If you do not do this you would basically be double NATing your network by adding a router and cause more problems.

Joszjak · Nov 29, 2016

Cant sign in to Xbox Live

yes they supplied me with it. and my own conclusion is that it belongs in a dustbin, ZTE are useless, and i should go and buy one that works. am i about right? haha.

i checked for a later version of firmware, but there seems to be none from zte themselves. i did find one, but it must have been unofficial as it told me i wasnt allowed to load that file because its illegal. nice.

thanks once again for your tireless efforts!

taidara · Dec 3, 2016

could you specify in more detail what it is you request.

Every single networking device has to be compatible with the IPv6 protocol.

ONEGREATFIRE · Nov 5, 2018

First and foremost your ISP (internet service provider) needs to actually support and offer IPv6 protocol. Your equipment may be capable of handling this updated protocol but unless they offer IPv6 you won't have the benefit of the new technology. Most providers
today still have not updated their systems to provide their customers with this technology. Hope I could help.

ONEGREATFIRE

First and foremost your ISP (internet service provider) needs to actually support and offer IPv6 protocol. Your equipment may be capable of handling this updated protocol but unless they offer IPv6 you won't have the benefit of the new technology. Most providers
today still have not updated their systems to provide their customers with this technology. Hope I could help.

taidara

could you specify in more detail what it is you request.

Every single networking device has to be compatible with the IPv6 protocol.

RocNrolla

If you do end up buying a router, or before you do... Your ZTE H108N looks like its a Gateway (modem/router combo). All router functions should be disabled on the ZTE (place it in Bridge mode) before adding a router. This will disable all router functions
(Wi-Fi etc) on the ZTE and make it function only as a modem. If you do not do this you would basically be double NATing your network by adding a router and cause more problems.

Joszjak

yes they supplied me with it. and my own conclusion is that it belongs in a dustbin, ZTE are useless, and i should go and buy one that works. am i about right? haha.

i checked for a later version of firmware, but there seems to be none from zte themselves. i did find one, but it must have been unofficial as it told me i wasnt allowed to load that file because its illegal. nice.

thanks once again for your tireless efforts!

gamefriik200

Yes these are values with GreenNet router, but i figured out the problem(only for ZTE not for GreenNet)

So I have certain amount of Internet on ZTE router(I belive its 60, 70GB or soemthing close) and i have wasted that, so when new month starts then internet refills and now Xbox works.

ZTE: its about IPV6