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Hi again, sorry I dropped the ball on this, I've had other stuff going on. As it has turned out, I thought I would try something...disabling the DHCP on this box and trying to use it as a wireless access point (a month ago I didn't have any idea what that meant)...and lo, it worked like a...

Please don't think I'm ungrateful, but I used up pretty much my reserve of patience with that thing! I'd be willing to mail the 3700 to you if you want to tinker with it, for research purposes of course ;-);) If you wanna do that let me know...when you're done you can send it back or if you...

Hi, I've been out of town & pocket...at Airventure in Oshkosh, just got home and had some mail...including yet another routher that I decided to try...a D-Link DGL-4100 that came while I was gone. I unplugged my "old reliable slow" Netgear, fired up the D Link and it worked perfectly including...

I used the link and the same image from it that you sent me...it just semi-bricks the box - all the lights go on and off in no discernable pattern and it won't answer a browser request to 192.168.1.1 After I got it restored to original with the file from Netgear I tried DD-WRT one more time...

Thanks for that info, I was able to restore the 3700 to factory firmware using the suggestions! I did it a bit differently, used one of my little HP thin clients with XP embedded that doesn't have tftp but I scrounged up a little windoze app that runs under the XP gui and I downloaded the...

Hi again, I spent all morning trying again with the 3700...it works even worse than the TP Link router...(as far as Dish, I mean...it performs great just loading regular URLs) and speedtest.net gives me pretty much the full 12 Mbps I pay my ISP for)...nothing I did could convince either Dish...

"ie, old & slow works, so you *can* get the sling to work, now it just comes to finding a newer one that not only gives you the speed you pay your ISP for, but that will also work with sling."...

Hi again...well I got some free time and spent pretty much the entire day Friday trying to resolve this wacky problem...and got nowhere. I connected up one of those new routers (the TP-Link R860) and plugged in -only- the VIP722 and my main PC which is very much up to date with plenty of CPU...

I know this is an old thread but I just found it and I have the identical problem. My remote access will work with my old slow router (a Netgear fvs318) but refuses to function with any of THREE brand new routers that I have bought to get faster video. Everything on my LAN works perfectly...

Okay, you've given me a lot of fat to chew on haha...one thing I believe I failed to mention is that my network is 100% ethernet, I have no wireless devices or connections at all. Don't know how much that might matter but it does seem to me it would eliminate some issues...? I'll try to...

Thanks for the reply! The old router is a metal box but doesn't have a parallel port...just the one that goes to the modem and 8 local ports. I'll gladly try your first couple of suggestions, I think I can figure out how to do those but the info after "if you're daring enough" is a bit like...

I wasn't able to find this problem discussed, if I missed it, I apologize. Anyway here it is: My Dish Remote was working fine across my own local network (to any of 3 different PCs, one at a time of course) for several months but about 3 weeks ago something went wrong and the whole network...