Hi, we have 5 static IPs that we've purchased with our service. We're trying to set up NAT using one of those IPs, but for every one, our modem's admin panel gives an unhelpful, unspecific error message and says "try again..." Is there anything we need to do first before we can use our static IPs

Attempting to NAT and Port Forward my static IP to private IP. NAT saves but connection is refused. Port Forwarding or Port Management for port 22 says NAT is enabled. Disable NAT and Port Fordwarding And Port Management for port 22 connection refused. Firewall completely off. What is going on?

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I've gone and blocked every version of the urls for Youtube I can think of and I am still able to reach Youtube's page. Why don't the content filters work?

I've gone and blocked every version of the urls for Youtube I can think of and I am still able to reach Youtube's page. Why don't the content filters work?

I've tried enabling content filtering an added a website to my comcast business modem/router i'm still able to visit the site.

I've gone and blocked every version of the urls for Youtube I can think of and I am still able to reach Youtube's page. Why don't the content filters work?

Greetings - small business internet customer with five static IP addresses. Would like one of those to be completely exempt from web filtering (the web filtering messes with vulnerability scanning). Can this be done without completely turning off web filtering? Thanks.