Trying to manage a network at a seperate property of mine. Despite enabling remote access under administration i cant log into this modem remotely. It is connected to the internet via LTE.   I have also been trying to port forward an Security Camera NVR connected to the device unsuccessfully. I want remote conections on port 8000 to forward to 192.168.1.x (the local IP of the NVR) on port 80. It doesnt seem to work using UPnP or manually adding entry to the virtual server table.   I notice the routers IP is 10.x.x.x which is a local IP range. I feel like TPG is NATing the 4G to a local network address and that is what is causing this problem. when i google "what is my IP" i often get 120.x.x.x but if it add :8000 it wont forward to my NVR, nor can i remote access the TP-link VX420-G2H (pretty sure thats the model) ... View more

Im trying to bridge from my pfSense box to my Archer VR1600v ver2.0 via WAN port. i want the Archer to be a wireless access point on the same subnet as the pfSense box. The pfSense box succesfully connects with PPoE. I can get the Archer VR1600 to bridge with EWAN dynamic IP (the pfSense box acts as a DHCP server), however this creates a double NAT situation where all the clients connected to the Archer VR1600 are on a differnt IP subnet. I CANT get an internet connection if i go to DSL and add a VLAN bridge?   How can i get the Archer VR1600 to just bridge internet and leave the DHCP up to the pfSense box all on same subnet?   Firmware version: 0.1.0 0.9.1 v5006.0 Build 200810 Rel.53181n   home network ... View more