How do i access Switch webui?

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gumdigger

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#139337 5-Feb-2014 14:40

Hi

Here's a snapshot of my LAN, how can i put a static route so i access the switch webui from 192.168.0.0/24, i presume the route will be on the TPlink router?
please advise.

Thanks.

hashbrown

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#980714 5-Feb-2014 14:53

Assuming it's a typo and your switches IP is 192.168.1.254, you need a route on the switch to 192.168.0.0/24 via the TP-Links interface in 192.168.1.0/24 (192.168.1.11 if I'm reading your diagram correctly)

Ragnor

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#980784 5-Feb-2014 15:42

Q: What's the point of having the Cisco switch between the Draytek and TP Link? Are you using the Cisco for something other than switch (shaping etc)?

You would be much better off with:

Draytek (PPPoA to PPPoE bridge/passthrough enabled) >> TP Link (PPPoE WAN setup) >> >> Cisco Switch

Cabling
Draytek LAN to TP Link WAN
TP Link LAN to Cisco LAN
Cisco LAN to rest of network/devices

http://www.draytek.net.nz/draytek/support/passthrough/

gumdigger

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#981026 5-Feb-2014 22:13

Ragnor: Q: What's the point of having the Cisco switch between the Draytek and TP Link? Are you using the Cisco for something other than switch (shaping etc)?

You would be much better off with:

Draytek (PPPoA to PPPoE bridge/passthrough enabled) >> TP Link (PPPoE WAN setup) >> >> Cisco Switch

Cabling
Draytek LAN to TP Link WAN
TP Link LAN to Cisco LAN
Cisco LAN to rest of network/devices

http://www.draytek.net.nz/draytek/support/passthrough/

Network Monitoring. Will be using the mirror function.

MadEngineer

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#981055 5-Feb-2014 22:57

you need a router with an ip address in the same subnet as the switch device (or add a suitable ip address to the interface of a router that can hop it). you then add a route in the router that serves the pc

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webwat

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#982241 8-Feb-2014 12:37

Cant you just change the IP address to match rest of the LAN subnet?

Time to find a new industry!

MadEngineer

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#982299 8-Feb-2014 14:59

A local IP address doesn't get routed out a wan port.

You're not on Atlantis anymore, Duncan Idaho.