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Remote Access Problems
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Problem: unable to access router while away from home
Reason: The remote management address in the router setting is stuck on IP address 192.168.x.x
I was able to use remote access when the router had a public IP address of 107.206.x.x. I turned off remote access for a few weeks; now that I turned it back on the remote access address is 192.168.x.x which is only accessible while on the home network since this is not a public IP. The user manual and help articles simply say to turn on remote access and choose which IP addresses are allowed to access the router. How do I fix this?
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Hi huttler,
Set the modem to bridge mode to make sure the IP that the router gets is private.
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Re: Remote Access Problems
Hi huttler,
Make sure that the router is not connected to another router. The IP address should be a public. What you have is a private which means the router is connected to the modem/router device.
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Hi huttler,
Set the modem to bridge mode to make sure the IP that the router gets is private.
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Re: Remote Access Problems
Hi huttler,
We’d greatly appreciate hearing your feedback letting us know if you need further assistance.
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