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Hi, i have a BT Business Hub setup for DMZ - it is forwarding all traffic to the Draytek router.<br />
I cant seem to get internet working through this setup to the clients though.<br />
On the Draytek in the WAN section, under General Setup i have WAN 2 enabled (thats the port the BT box is plugged into), under the Internet Access section, WAN2 is set to Ethernet and enabled but this is where I am not sure what i need to put in. I have options for 'enable ping to keep alive', 'WAN connection detection (currently set to ARP detect), WAN IP alias, specify an IP address and DNS server IP address.<br />
I havent filled any of these in, apart from 'Obtain IP address automatically' which I thought would do it but it doesnt.<br />
If I go to the Online Status section, WAN2 is in green and showing packets sent and received but no IP address details.<br />
If anyone has setup a similar configuration and could give me any help, it would be gratefully received.<br />
Thanks <br />
Andy
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Hi, i have a BT Business Hub setup for DMZ - it is forwarding all traffic to the Draytek router.
I cant seem to get internet working through this setup to the clients though.
On the Draytek in the WAN section, under General Setup i have WAN 2 enabled (thats the port the BT box is plugged into), under the Internet Access section, WAN2 is set to Ethernet and enabled but this is where I am not sure what i need to put in. I have options for 'enable ping to keep alive', 'WAN connection detection (currently set to ARP detect), WAN IP alias, specify an IP address and DNS server IP address.
I havent filled any of these in, apart from 'Obtain IP address automatically' which I thought would do it but it doesnt.
If I go to the Online Status section, WAN2 is in green and showing packets sent and received but no IP address details.
If anyone has setup a similar configuration and could give me any help, it would be gratefully received.
Thanks 
Andy

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