I had the same issue. Only thing that worked for me was to put the server ip in to the DMZ zone. I'm running a virtualised email server so only that particular VM is under the DMZ. As far as I'm aware, TPG dont block ports @pneu1 wrote: Im having issues opening ports. I know this has been mentioned before however I've gone through all the settings, but all ports seem to remain 'filtered' or 'blocked'.   Ive setup port forwarding on the router, ensured firewalls are clear in my OS, but ports still not accessable.   Details: Modem: Hardware Version:Archer VR1600v v1 00000000 Firmware Version:0.1.0 0.9.1 v5006.0 Build 200810 Rel.53181n   Setup via NAT forwarding > Virtual Servers >  - internal IP set for static local IP address of a server I am running - Port set as needed - Protocol is both UDP/TCP   connecting to the server via LAN works fine, However when trying to access it externally it fails. I have the same issue for connecting via SSH, where I can only do so via internal IP address.   Perhaps I am missing something, or perhaps the ports are blocked at the ISP level, any help would be much appreciated.   Thanks.       ... View more

This is extremely frustrating. Businesses rely on VPN's so their Systems Administrators can have remote access to their servers. If a server is running virtualisation you cant just add third party software to access ESXi. Your service is a huge joke for doing this. You have crippled businesses and cost them a lot of money in IT man hours. I'm sure these businesses will hit you with the cost of your incompetence TPG. I will never recommend you to my clients. TPG Do you not realise that only customers that know what theyre doing set up a VPN in this way? It doesnt make your network safer at all. I'm recommending my customer switches to another provider and I'm also switching my own internet away from you. ... View more