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CGD24G and Routing Table?
I'm using Time Warner Cable thru my homeowners assoc and was provided with this barebones cable modem for my internet service.
I set up a second subnet behind my firewall using a Buffalo WZR-600dhp running a PPTP server. (I would have been happy with it all on the same subnet, but it would never fully work any other way.) So I currently have the following networks:
Gateway 192.168.0.1
PPTP Server 192.168.0.253(WAN Side)/192.168.11.1(LAN Side)
I would like to reach the 192.168.11.x subnet from the 192.168.1.x side, but my Netgear CGD24G doesn't have any knowledge of the route. I cannot find where I can put in a static route to make this work. I have one of the backdoor passwords to "unlock" extra features, but a routing table just can't be found. Here are the default passwords:
Basic Administration
User: admin
Password: password
Advanced Administration
User: MSO
Password: changeme
Can someone please help me? Thank you!
I set up a second subnet behind my firewall using a Buffalo WZR-600dhp running a PPTP server. (I would have been happy with it all on the same subnet, but it would never fully work any other way.) So I currently have the following networks:
Gateway 192.168.0.1
PPTP Server 192.168.0.253(WAN Side)/192.168.11.1(LAN Side)
I would like to reach the 192.168.11.x subnet from the 192.168.1.x side, but my Netgear CGD24G doesn't have any knowledge of the route. I cannot find where I can put in a static route to make this work. I have one of the backdoor passwords to "unlock" extra features, but a routing table just can't be found. Here are the default passwords:
Basic Administration
User: admin
Password: password
Advanced Administration
User: MSO
Password: changeme
Can someone please help me? Thank you!
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- CGD model is ISP specific branded firmware. You dod not see it then there is not static route options. This is ISP firmware choices and not Netgear
