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How configure a Linksys Wireless-N WRT120N as static router
Posted on 2012-04-12
I'm trying to configure a WRT120N as static router to allow communication between a bridge (in PPoE mode) and a watchguard appliance. Due I have to use an static IP to setup a load balancer, the installation of an static router seems to be the best way to proceed.
Unfortunately, the communication between the router and the watchguard is not working as should be. From the router to internet everything is working, but not the incoming connections. I already turn off the internal firewall, define a rule to forward all the traffic to one IP, and/or set all the traffic to one IP via DMZ. I'm not sure if something is missing or if the device is not able to do that...
Any ideas?
Unfortunately, the communication between the router and the watchguard is not working as should be. From the router to internet everything is working, but not the incoming connections. I already turn off the internal firewall, define a rule to forward all the traffic to one IP, and/or set all the traffic to one IP via DMZ. I'm not sure if something is missing or if the device is not able to do that...
Any ideas?
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What is the setting for advanced routing?
disable NAT and enable Dynamic Routing (RIP) and specify STATIC routes..
disable NAT and enable Dynamic Routing (RIP) and specify STATIC routes..
I already did it, and automatically there is a few routes added; however, there is two thing that are coming to my head; the first one is, the gateway IP is automatically added as main IP and as a gateway; the other thing is, the subnet provided by the ISP is 255.255.255.248, however the system only let me add a 255.255.255.255 subnet. Would be part of the problem or the static route should be to the local IP? could you provide an example?
Thanks,
Thanks,
ISP is 255.255.255.248, however the system only let me add a 255.255.255.255 subnet
where is this you are trying to input....?
as from the router to Internet is fine then it shhould be ok.
on the 2nd internal interface of your router which is connecting to watchguard .. is the network subnet same....
where is this you are trying to input....?
as from the router to Internet is fine then it shhould be ok.
on the 2nd internal interface of your router which is connecting to watchguard .. is the network subnet same....
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