TL-Er6120 dynamic IP and one-to-one nat support
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When using dynamic IP from the ISP, the router is unable to use One to One NAT for an ip address block, as disclosed in the user manual
Is there any way to bypass this or plans for this to be a supported feature?
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Hello @Daniel2348
I'm currently looking to use a Dynamic-only framed route from our ISP to host several webservers (port 80/443) by assigning the ips to specifc servers
Is there a similar router/firewall combo that would allow Dynamic WAN connections and one to one routing?
The One-to-One function on the TP-Link router would require static IP addresses provided by ISP. I'm afraid that none TP-Link products can meet your demands at present.
Best regards.
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Dear Daniel2348,
We are afraid that One-to-One NAT only takes effect when the WAN connection type is Static IP.
May I check your network requirements in detail?
If your purpose is to have some specific external IPs to access the internal server behind the router, Virtual Server with Access Control can make it. The instruction below is for your reference.
https://www.tp-link.com/support/faq/2026/
Best Regards.
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Thanks for your response@Fae
Unforunately that won't work for our use case
I'm currently looking to use a Dynamic-only framed route from our ISP to host several webservers (port 80/443) by assigning the ips to specifc servers
Is there a similar router/firewall combo that would allow Dynamic WAN connections and one to one routing?
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Hello @Daniel2348
I'm currently looking to use a Dynamic-only framed route from our ISP to host several webservers (port 80/443) by assigning the ips to specifc servers
Is there a similar router/firewall combo that would allow Dynamic WAN connections and one to one routing?
The One-to-One function on the TP-Link router would require static IP addresses provided by ISP. I'm afraid that none TP-Link products can meet your demands at present.
Best regards.
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