Just purchased TL-ER5120 - couple of questions for any users out there
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Just purchased TL-ER5120 - couple of questions for any users out there
Model :
Hardware Version : TL-ER5120
Firmware Version : Not sure yet
ISP : Zen / PlusNet
Hi,
I just bought a TL-ER5120 router and have a quick question if anyone can spare a moment.
My TL-ER5120 is for my home and it will have two domestic WAN connections, one ADSL 2+ and one VDSL connection. Each connection is on a different phone line (obviously) and connected to a different ISP. One ISP provides me with a static IP address, the other is dynamic so I will effectively have 2 WAN IP addresses.
Currently if I want to access my home server remotely I use the single connection with static IP address and connect to it directly, my current router forwards the necessary ports to the server - once I have the TL-ER5120 in position I am not sure if this will still work - what is the best way of doing this given that my Home Network will effectively have two IP addresses at any one time? Ideally I would like to be able to use the full bandwidth of both connections when connecting remotely - is this possible?
Thanks
Chunks
Hardware Version : TL-ER5120
Firmware Version : Not sure yet
ISP : Zen / PlusNet
Hi,
I just bought a TL-ER5120 router and have a quick question if anyone can spare a moment.
My TL-ER5120 is for my home and it will have two domestic WAN connections, one ADSL 2+ and one VDSL connection. Each connection is on a different phone line (obviously) and connected to a different ISP. One ISP provides me with a static IP address, the other is dynamic so I will effectively have 2 WAN IP addresses.
Currently if I want to access my home server remotely I use the single connection with static IP address and connect to it directly, my current router forwards the necessary ports to the server - once I have the TL-ER5120 in position I am not sure if this will still work - what is the best way of doing this given that my Home Network will effectively have two IP addresses at any one time? Ideally I would like to be able to use the full bandwidth of both connections when connecting remotely - is this possible?
Thanks
Chunks
