- Nov 3, 2001
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Hello,
I have a wifi router at home connecting my home network. I have left all settings consistent for 2+ years. I run RDP, FTP, Torrents, etc. behind my router with the appropriate ports forwarded.
1 month ago my internet went down for a week. I came back from vacation and it was back up. This problem was with the cable modem not receiving any signal, nothing to do with my network.
Now, I can't reach my pc remotely. I tried pinging the IP of the router and it times out. My PC connects to the internet just fine, and I can even seed my torrents, so there is some connectivity.
What could be causing this? My router config is the same. Could my ISP be blocking ping responses and/or other protocols? They already block port 21 for ftp, but I run my server on an alternate port for connectivity.
I have a wifi router at home connecting my home network. I have left all settings consistent for 2+ years. I run RDP, FTP, Torrents, etc. behind my router with the appropriate ports forwarded.
1 month ago my internet went down for a week. I came back from vacation and it was back up. This problem was with the cable modem not receiving any signal, nothing to do with my network.
Now, I can't reach my pc remotely. I tried pinging the IP of the router and it times out. My PC connects to the internet just fine, and I can even seed my torrents, so there is some connectivity.
What could be causing this? My router config is the same. Could my ISP be blocking ping responses and/or other protocols? They already block port 21 for ftp, but I run my server on an alternate port for connectivity.