Looks like your location has changed.
This means services like NHL.tv and MLB.tv won't load or work properly.
You'll have to update your location if you want to use these services on this network.
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Our network engineers have applied a fix that should resolve the MLB.tv issues, but we suggest giving a free trial a shot before signing up for a subscription just to make sure things work for you.
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Trendnet Router
- Login to your router (usually http://192.168.10.1 in your browser's URL bar)
- Click Main then select WAN
- Under PPPoE Internet Connection Type, enter 192.184.82.241 and 168.235.70.182 in the Primary and Secondary DNS server fields respectively.
- Hit Save when completed, and reboot your router.
- That's it! Your TrendNet router is now configured with YonderTV.
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