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Re: Connecting to 2nd IP from 1st IP
Thanks for confirming. I had already come to a similar conclusion but just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing anything obvious. I can't see a way to expose my T3200 to the WAN in any case. If I get really ambitious I'll setup an old Raspberry Pi and use port forwarding off the T3200 so I can access it to use as a jump box to access the T3200 remotely. Cheers James2KViews0likes0CommentsConnecting to 2nd IP from 1st IP
Hi all. I've got an older T3200M modem with port 1 running bridge. I run port 1 to a seperate router and run a segregated network from there for my LAN and main Wifi. On the T3200M it is running only dedicated WiFi for Optik TV and the PVR and some security devices I run redundantly. I've got public IP A for my main network and public IP B for the T3200M Optik Wifi network. The issue comes when I want to make a configuration change on network B. Right now I just physically swap a cord or connect with wifi to the T3200M AP, but I'm wondering two things: 1) I know you we can't use NAT loopback, but can you route back to different IP but from the same layer 2 space? and 2) Can a T3200M be setup to allow connection to the web configuration from other networks in any way? I assume there is a default firewall rule by default to not allow this, but wasn't sure if it could be overridden somehow that I can't see. I'd love to be able to connect to the device from my other network somehow, but can see how this might not be possible. I know just enough about networking to not know my next step at this point. Any thoughts or ideas would be appreciated. Thanks .JamesSolved2.2KViews0likes3Comments