@ken22 Could be something to do with the double-NAT. My suggestion is to disable DHCP server on the A6, then disconnect the cable from the A6's WAN port and connect it to a LAN port. It will then...

@Ric04jan72 If you put yourself on your own subnet, ie you are the only one in the subnet, better yet add some ACL's to prevent inter-LAN traffic, then you should have unimpeded access to the WAN...

@unhappycust0mer I'm trying to stay optimistic, but I feel more and more that the 605v1 should never have been released. I think mine is about to go offline again because of memory starvation:

@bm3 More likely he had the phones on their own VLAN. Are they still getting IPs?

@CoKro ER605v1 firmware 1.2.1 / OC200 firmware 5.7.6 / ISP 1 (FTTH) --> WORKS ER605v1 firmware 1.2.3 / Linux controller 5.9.31 / ISP 2 (DOCSIS) --> FAILS Too many variables to explain why.

@Etcetera You could probably manually remove the device via the API, but it does look like a bug that maybe should have a ticket opened. I assume there's no way to temporarily attach that device to...