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In my house I built up a network with the following equipment:
Seguitnes the physical connections between devices were made:
The modem / router D-Link DSL-500B is configured to automatically dial your ISP for DSL, that is, it is routed. All network devices that connect to it automatically received IP addresses, ie, it is also a DHCP server. The LAN settings for the modem / router are:
The wireless router TP-Link TL-WR541G, also works with an Internet gateway. It receives IP modem / router D-Link DSL-500B, through a static IP connection. The configuration of the router's wireless LAN TP-Link has the following parameters:
The settings on the WAN port on the wireless router from TP-Link have the following parameters:
Remote Management
I need to manage those machines when I'm not using my internal network, or from a remote location. For the D-Link router, I managed to do it successfully, from the creation of a domain, site http://www.dyndns.org and configuration of the host name assigned in the website section on DDNS offered by the device of D-Link. However I have trouble getting remote access to the wireless router of TP-Link. Given the above, how can I do to access it remotely, ie from the internet? Ouvir |
Did you work through those guides I linked to back in January? If you are still having problems it would help if you would be clear as to what they are since 3 months have passed since you last posted. |
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You'll need to forward a different port to the TP-Link device, since you can only use a single port for a single device and you're already using it for the the D-Link device. If your D-Link doesn't allow you to forward one port (say 81) to a different one (80) then you'll need to change the management port used by the TP-Link. My D-Link device has two ways to forward ports. The first is the NAT and the second is the Port Triggering. Which one to use? How to use them appropriately? As I have tried several ways, would like a detailed explanation of how. Now, thank you
Jan 17 at 07:37 PM
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NAT - see this guide and the guides on http://portforward.com. As you didn't tell us which of D-Link's many devices you have there's no way we can provide any more at this time. If you tell us the exact model and revision then we can point you to the relevant guide if you can't find it yourself. Oh, and don't open another question, edit your existing one if you have more to ask or say.
With a few clicks at portforward.com and I found: Following these guides should help. Remember you need to forward a different port (say My modem/router is the same as the initial post D-Link DSl-500B and my wireless router is TP-Link TL-WR541G
Jan 19 at 02:30 PM
deliobs
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I guess you should ask here They kind of working in this area and can surely advice something useful answered May 22 at 09:20 AM JamesFletcher (suspended) |
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My question is the same, as I'm new user on this community I just made mistake. If anybody have any answer, please put it here.