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Mjf43
Jul 27, 2020Aspirant
VPN Pass through / Nat Restrictions
I tried everything to get a VPN Pass Through to work, with the ultimate goal of achieving a less restrictive NAT for the Nintendo Switch. First I tried enabling the settings as recommended in the con...
Mjf43
Jul 31, 2020Aspirant
Thank you for the response. Sorry for the missing info. It's AT&T, and yes 192.168.x.x.x
The 7000P gets a 192.168.x.x.x as well
I didn't try disabling the firewall on the 7000P completely. Always worried about disabling firewalls so I didn't try that. I flashed it with the VPN provider's firmware. I couldn't get the VPN App to authenticate on my Mac using the hotspot in the beginning. I had to get on public Wifi to get it to work. I worked with their tech support both trying to get the app to authenticate and then later when I put the 7000P in place and was unable to authenticate that firmware flash as well. Finally the next day a tech suggested I put another router in front of the 7000P and that's how I got it to work, without going to the public wifi.
There was only one "VPN Passthough" check box and I checked it, I tried unchecking. I tried enabling and disabling the uPnP check box, the DMZ check box...I couldn't get anything to work. To either give me a less restrictive nat or to pass the VPN.
I hope this info helps you help me. I would love to be able to just use the hotspot standalone or in the least just use the 7000P behind it and not the additionial one.
icaruspony
Jul 31, 2020Luminary
I don't believe your MR1100 is getting a 192.168.x.x IP from AT&T. There are two IPs on a router. One is Internet (AT&T) side called the WAN. The other is the local area network side or LAN. The default LAN IP is 192.168.x.x.
I was asking for which type of WAN IP you were getting on the MR1100. See attachment.