I have an internet browsing problem...
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Hello,
I have an internet browsing problem...
in the wan part I have a traffic signal but I can't get internet
in the WAN part it asks me for a gateway?
should I create a NAT rule?
I can not understand
my goal and be able to put vpn to access network resources shared folder etc...
IP adress plan
WAN : 192.168.0.100 LIVEBOX french isp
TL-605 : 192.168.1.100
DC : 192.168.1.100
sorry for my english is google translate
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@Fabfab74 On the WAN settings, in normal case we don't need to set up Static IP. Most of the ISP use Dynamic IP or PPPoE. You will need to check it with your ISP. Just make sure the router WAN port is connected to the Modem. A guide: https://www.tp-link.com/en/support/faq/1556/
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I have a fixed IP address provided by my ISP
But I am forced to go through the modem router of my ISP
I can route on a DMZ or NAT
I have traffic but no internet browsing
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@Fabfab74 You may check the static IP settings with a computer. For example you can connect a PC to the Modem directly and setup the static IP on this PC, and verify if you can get Internet with this IP
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@Fabfab74 Try dynamic IP on the tplink router WAN settings. It seems that your Modem is actually a modem router 2-in-1 device. The modem should be able to release IP to the tplink router by it's DHCP. The static IP is on your Modem Router's WAN side, so we don't need to care about it
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I'll try these settings and get back to you.
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