Wicked Storage

• Step 1 - Install MyTVOnline App
• Step 2 - Open App followed by Add Source - Top Right +
• Step 3- Add Portal (MAC/XTREAM)
• Step 4 - Portal Nickname just put anything you want
• Step 5 - Portal URL put the APPROVED DNS from above, ask your seller for CODE to reveal
• Step 6 - Click on Login Required
• Step 7 - Enter the login details that were provided to you from seller
• Step 8 - Click Connect
• Helpful Tip - When opening app click the cog wheel on top right followed by REFRESH All to get the latest updated content when searching for events or movies.

• *Previous installed Wicked Apps may need to be deleted prior to installation, located in settings of firestick followed by apps, locate wicked and delete**
• Step 1 - Turn on firestick
• Step 2 - Go to settings
• Step 3 - Go to My Fire TV
• Step 4 - Click ABOUT then
• Step 5 - Click on FIRE TV STICK 7 times till you see a message saying " You are already a developer"
• Step 6 - Click back button once and you will then see Developer Options.
• Step 7 - Go to Developer Options - Make sure ADB and Apps from unknown sources are both turned ON
• Step 8 - While you are in settings area make sure to go to apps section and delete any old Wicked apps you have installed previously.
• Step 9 - Go back to main menu and go to Search.
• Step 10 - Type in Downloader, and install that app.
• Step 11 - Open the Downloader app
• Step 12 - Once in Downloader App put one of the codes listed above
• Step 13 - App will ask to install, simply install app and open once complete.
• Step 14 - Once Wicked App is installed and Opened, for name put anything you want followed by the username and password you were provided.

• *Previous installed Wicked Apps may need to be deleted prior to installation, located in settings of firestick followed by apps, locate wicked and delete**
• Step 1 - Turn on firestick
• Step 2 - Go to settings
• Step 3 - Go to My Fire TV
• Step 4 - Go to Developer Options - Make sure ADB and Apps from unknown sources are both turned ON
• Step 5 - While you are in settings area make sure to go to apps section and delete any old Wicked apps you have installed previously.
• Step 6 - Go back to main menu and go to Search.
• Step 7 - Type in Downloader, and install app.
• Step 8 - Open the Downloader app
• Step 9 - Once in Downloader App put one of the codes listed above
• Step 10 - App will ask to install, simply install app and open once complete.
• Step 11 - Once Wicked App is installed and Opened, for name put anything you want followed by the username and password you were provided.

• Step 1 - Make sure you are connected to your AT&T Wi-Fi (not mobile data).
• Step 2 - You have two ways to do this: using the AT&T app or using a web browser.
• Method A: Using the AT&T Smart Home Manager App
  • 1. Download and open the Smart Home Manager app (available on iPhone and Android).
  • 2. Sign in with your AT&T account email and password.
  • 3. Tap the Assistant (chat bubble) at the bottom.
  • 4. Type: Disable ActiveArmor and confirm when asked.
  • 5. To turn off IPv6: the app does not always show this. If not available, continue with Method B below.
• Method B: Using the Gateway Web Page
  • 1. On a phone, tablet, or computer, open a browser and go to http://192.168.1.254.
  • 2. You will see the AT&T gateway login page. Enter the Access Code (printed on the sticker on the side or bottom of your box).
  • 3. To turn off ActiveArmor:
    • Click Firewall in the menu.
    • Click Security Options.
    • Find Home Network Security and choose Disabled.
    • Save changes.
  • 4. To turn off IPv6:
    • Click Home Network or LAN in the menu (depends on your model).
    • Find a section called IPv6.
    • Choose Off or Disabled.
    • Save changes.
  • 5. Restart the gateway (unplug power for 10 seconds and plug back in).
• Final Result: ActiveArmor (AT&T security filter) will be turned off, and IPv6 will be disabled. This makes the internet connection work only on standard IPv4, which helps older apps that only work with normal HTTP links.

• Step 1 - Make sure you are connected to your Spectrum Wi-Fi (not mobile data).
• Step 2 - You have two ways: the Spectrum app (limited) or logging into the router directly.
• Method A: Spectrum App (basic controls only)
  • 1. Download and open the My Spectrum app (iPhone & Android).
  • 2. Sign in with your Spectrum account.
  • 3. From here you can rename Wi-Fi, change passwords, or pause devices.
  • ⚠️ The app does not allow turning off firewall or IPv6. Use Method B instead for that.
• Method B: Router Web Page (full control)
  • 1. On a phone, tablet, or computer, open a browser and go to http://192.168.1.1 or http://192.168.0.1.
  • 2. Log in using:
    • Username: admin
    • Password: password (or look on the sticker of your Spectrum router).
  • 3. To turn off Firewall:
    • Go to Advanced Settings → Firewall.
    • Set Firewall to Low or Off.
    • Save changes.
  • 4. To turn off IPv6:
    • Go to Advanced → WAN Settings or LAN Settings (varies by model).
    • Find IPv6 and choose Disabled.
    • Save changes.
  • 5. Restart your router (unplug for 10 seconds, then plug back in).
• Step 3 - If you don’t see these options: call Spectrum and ask them to put your modem/router into Bridge Mode, then connect your own router where you can control firewall and IPv6 settings.
• Final Result: Firewall will be off or lowered, IPv6 disabled, and all devices will use IPv4 (helpful for apps that only work on normal HTTP).

• Step 1 - Make sure you’re connected to your Xfinity Wi-Fi (not mobile data).
• Step 2 - You can use the Xfinity app (simple) or the router’s web page (full control).
• Method A: Xfinity App (turn off “Advanced Security”)
  • 1. Install/open the Xfinity app (iPhone & Android) and sign in.
  • 2. Tap Internet → Advanced Security.
  • 3. Toggle Advanced Security to Off and confirm.
  • 4. If asked, allow the gateway to restart.
  • ℹ️ The app does not expose IPv6 on most xFi gateways—use Method B if you need IPv6 off.
• Method B: Router Web Page (firewall, IPv6, bridge mode)
  • 1. On a phone/computer, open a browser and go to http://10.0.0.1.
  • 2. Log in. Default is usually admin / password (or use the credentials on the sticker).
  • 3. Turn off/relax Firewall:
    • Go to Gateway → Firewall.
    • Set to Low or Off, then Save.
  • 4. Disable IPv6 (if available on your model):
    • Go to Advanced → IPv6.
    • Choose Disable and Save.
    • Note: Many xFi/Xfinity gateways hide this option. If you don’t see it, use Bridge Mode (next step) and your own router.
  • 5. Enable Bridge Mode (only if you’ll use your own router):
    • Go to Gateway → At a Glance.
    • Toggle Bridge Mode to Enable and confirm.
    • Connect your own router to the gateway and manage firewall/IPv6 from your router instead.
  • 6. Restart the gateway after changes (power cycle 10 seconds).
• Final Result: With Advanced Security off and firewall/IPv6 adjusted (or bridge mode + your own router), devices will use standard IPv4—helpful for apps that only support plain HTTP.

Below are instructions for the most common Canadian internet providers (Rogers, Bell, Telus, Shaw). Follow the section for your provider.

🇨🇦 Rogers (Ignite / Hitron / Technicolor gateways)

• 1. Connect to your Rogers Wi-Fi.
• 2. Open a browser and go to http://10.0.0.1.
• 3. Login with:
  • Username: cusadmin
  • Password: printed on the modem label
• 4. To turn off Firewall:
  • Go to Advanced → Firewall.
  • Set to Low or Off.
  • Save changes.
• 5. To disable IPv6 (if available):
  • Go to Advanced → WAN → IPv6.
  • Choose Disabled and save.
• 6. If IPv6 option is missing, call Rogers and ask them to put your modem into Bridge Mode, then use your own router.

🇨🇦 Bell (Home Hub 3000 / 4000)

• 1. Connect to your Bell Wi-Fi.
• 2. Open a browser and go to http://192.168.2.1.
• 3. Login:
  • Username: admin
  • Password: printed on the modem
• 4. To turn off Firewall:
  • Click Manage → Security.
  • Set Firewall to Minimum or Off.
• 5. IPv6 cannot usually be disabled directly. Workarounds:
  • Enable Advanced DMZ and put your router behind it.
  • Or call Bell and request Bridge Mode.

🇨🇦 Telus (Arcadyan / Actiontec Wi-Fi Hub)

• 1. Connect to your Telus Wi-Fi.
• 2. Open a browser and go to http://192.168.1.254 or http://192.168.1.1.
• 3. Login with credentials printed on the modem.
• 4. To turn off Firewall:
  • Go to Advanced → Firewall.
  • Choose Low or Off and save.
• 5. To disable IPv6:
  • Go to Advanced Setup → WAN IP Settings → IPv6.
  • Set to Disabled and save.
• 6. If not available, ask Telus to enable Bridge Mode and use your own router.

🇨🇦 Shaw / Freedom (BlueCurve / XB6, XB7)

• 1. Connect to your Shaw Wi-Fi.
• 2. Open a browser and go to http://10.0.0.1.
• 3. Login:
  • Username: admin
  • Password: password (or check modem label)
• 4. To turn off Firewall:
  • Go to Gateway → Firewall.
  • Set to Low or Off.
  • Save changes.
• 5. IPv6 is usually locked ON. To bypass:
  • Call Shaw and request Bridge Mode.
  • Then use your own router where IPv6 can be disabled.

Final Result: For Canadian ISPs, Firewall can usually be lowered/disabled in the router settings. IPv6 is not always directly available—if missing, enable Bridge Mode and connect your own router to have full control.

This will make your Firestick use Cloudflare DNS (1.1.1.1 and 1.0.0.1) for faster, private connections.

Step 1 — Install IP Tools

• On your Firestick, go to the Amazon Appstore.
• Search for IP Tools: Network Utilities.
• Install and open the app.

Step 2 — Gather Network Info

• Open IP Tools on your Firestick.
• Write down these values:
  • IP Address (your Firestick’s current IP)
  • Gateway (usually your router IP, like 192.168.1.1)
  • Subnet Mask (often 255.255.255.0)

Step 3 — Set Static Network on Firestick

1. Go to Settings → Network.
2. Highlight your Wi-Fi network but don’t press Select yet.
3. Press the Menu (☰) button on your remote.
4. Choose Advanced / Configure.
5. Switch to Static and enter the values you wrote down:
   • IP Address = your Firestick’s current IP
   • Gateway = router IP
   • Subnet Mask = from app

Step 4 — Enter Cloudflare DNS

• Set DNS 1 to 1.1.1.1.
• Set DNS 2 to 1.0.0.1.
• Save settings.

Step 5 — Restart Firestick

• Disconnect/reconnect Wi-Fi.
• Restart Firestick (hold Select + Play/Pause for 5 seconds).

Final Result: Your Firestick will now use Cloudflare’s fast, private DNS servers. This often improves connection speed and avoids ISP DNS issues.