@kev100 "WAN Port" is just their term for a TCP / UDP port on the public (WAN) side of your connection. If forwarding their specific port to the internal port 443 isnt working but 443>443 is, then i...

@PeterHer Then you need to set up 1 (or two if you want) Access Control Lists Rule 1 - Block / LAN>LAN / Protect_From_VLAN / Destination_VLAN Rule 2 - Block / LAN>LAN / Destination_VLAN /...

@PeterHer How are you setting up the vlan ports? If you want devices over wifi from the EAP to connect to different vlans based on tagging, you must include each vlan on the port its connected to on...

@ikbr Yes you can have multiple subnets / vlans and have routing rules and ACLs applied between them

@CTS_Mike I had something similar with one of my ER605 V2s, but in my case it was unable to sustain a VPN connection (of any type) to the router, it would constantly drop them for no reason - the...

@Tedd404 I wish I could use one to one nat, but it's only possible to enable with a static wan IP and I'm dynamic and I'm really trying to avoid double nat