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Hello
This is the presentation of the business wireless network I that manage:
It consists of 12 wireless routers where each one manages an independent LAN network since the hosts are many. The network is structured in two physical transmission standards: Fast Ethernet 100Base cable and Gigabit Ethernet 1000Base cable. In the case of Routers C6, they are linked by the Gigabit Ethernet 1000Base cable until Gigabit Switches unmanaged of access and distribution. The distribution switches connect directly to ISP router.
The Link service by ISP is done through FTTH in which it offers three communication services: telephony, IPTV and internet, which are structured in VLANS of the 802.1Q standard.
The Port Forwarding services in the ISP router is designed as follows:
As the routers offer their administration through WebGUI interface, the port numbering is different for each router in order to avoid port conflicts.
OK. Lets do the configuration change only for one C6 for example - first one - management port 8080 (if you don't mind, or other at your choice).
Assure yourself that the remote access in the C6 Web GUI looks like this:
After successful configuration "Web Address for Management:" field in your case should display something like this: https://192.168.1.X:443
Add in your ISP router a NEW (additional) port-forwarding rule for the C6 IP address in question 192.168.1.X, like this:
Note: If you are using port 443 (HTTPS) for a service in your network and it is opened in the ISP router, then we have to change that, before you proceed further.
Save the changes in your ISP router.
Then test the remote access to that C6 device - http://<public IP address>:8080 (test should be with the public IP address from a different ISP network).