I am setting up at TS-linux board that runs a config website on port 80. I can access the website using a laptop and any browser just fine. I have set up an RV50 with DMZ to the IP address of the TS-linux board. and it does show up in the IP/MAC table and says active but I cannot access the website. I tried setting up port forwarding for port 80 though it shouldn’t need it with DMZ and I tried it with the ethernet both linked and unlinked to the WAN. I also forwarded port 23 and tried to talk to the ts-linux board over telnet, which I can do with the laptop as well. The ethernet on the RV50 is configured for 192.168.1.1 and the device is 192.168.1.233 with the same subnet mask. The laptop is configured with 192.168.1.1 and works. Does anyone have any ideas to point me in the right direction? This all seems like it should be working as configured.
Hi,
To remote access to RV50 over Cellular, your mobile operator needs to provide you an public IP address.
If you use WAN ethernet, a public IP is also needed. Or your local IP can be NAT’ ed to your router, in this case, please consider opening firewall properly.
Your laptop’s IP should NOT be the same IP as RV50’s.
To config WAN Ethernet, go to ACEManager:
- LAN -> Ethernet -> Port mode =WAN
- WAN -> select priority of cellular/ethernet ( if you use cellular, select First for Cellular…)
- Enable remote access , Services->ACEManager -> Remote access
- And then, enable DMZ in Security tab, setup Host IP
Apply all changes and reboot.
Now from your laptop, open browser and enter RV50’s IP, you will access your website
Thanks,