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Well they fixed my account again so the web site knows I should have a DVR. Then I wen't through the process of resetting, my router and rebooting my DVR. Cisco diags now show the box has 192.168.1.100 and the MCARD in the box has 192.168.1.101. The router shows the 192.168.1.100 Active Remote Enabled, and 192.168.1.101 shows Active. So the tech that left the instuctions on my voice mail was correct. The DVR must have had the wrong IP addresses, and or the router had the wrong addresses for the port forwarding. I was told if the above feature did not work, go into settings and disable remote DVR, and the Re Enable it. Then wait a few hours.
#1 Issue I have has is when the VerizonTVCentral does not think I have a DVR or remote DVR feature.
#2 IP Addresses do not match the port forwards in the Router.
#3 Please fix this so the DVR and Router knows where each other are.
#4 I would say at least the feature of the CID that fixes the port forwarding. But that would be difficult if you are not at home and it makes the process almost pointles. Other than perhaps it will work next time.
#5 In Progress. Add your vote here also. I am surprised it did not get flaged as a duplicate.
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