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SmurfHk

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#306063 25-Jun-2023 11:24
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Hi

Hopefully I’m posting in the right forum here otherwise could admins please move it, thanks!

Whilst the note below might suggest I know what I’m doing it’s more due to terminology scavenged from many frustrating hours on websites than misguided knowledge on my part, so please bin bear with me.

We very recently had Fibre (NOW) installed and have the Internet running OK using the NOW instructions for customers after December 2021 ie PPPoE, with VID 10 in the IPTV Tab of my (own) ASUS RT-AX86U Router. Oddly I had to use LAN2 port of the Chorus Type 300 ONT before it worked.

Based on a successful setup I’ve used overseas, I also tried to set up a VPN server on the ASUS so I could access the Router and my LAN remotely, but it is not working, I suspect due to the ONT and Router creating a Double NAT? The error message in the VPN Server Page is “The wireless router currently uses a private WAN IP address (192.168.x.x, 10.x.x.x or 172.16.x.x). Please refer to the FAQ and set up the port forwarding”

I believe (correct me if I’m wrong) that you can actually log in to the ONT but if so, can you set the ONT (it’s a Chorus Type 300) to bridge mode only by yourself? Or does Chorus need to set this? I tried NOW support and they said do the port forwarding but you’d need to do that in the ONT anyway. Simplest solution seems to the Bridge (bypass) setting?

I understand I could possibly get the VPN working using a port forward but prefer not to go that route if it’s even possible doing port forwards in the ONT.

Finally the Chorus ONT (printed on the box) says it is accessible on 192.168.1.254; my ASUS is set to 192.168.47.1 so it’s on a separate subnet. Should I try on the same subnet as the ONT?

Sorry for the long post but wanted to relay all the details.

Cheers

k




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  #3094655 25-Jun-2023 11:40
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Hi the issue is not the ONT it's a pure L2 device, the issue is by default NOW use CG-NAT that is causing the double Nat, contact them and request a public IP, there may be a extra cost for that.

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