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tchart

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#196558 4-Jun-2016 10:11
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Hi, Im pretty crap when it comes to network stuff.

 

I have an IOT device that talks to an internet IP (IP1). I cant change the IP it talks to but would like to get the device to talk to IP2 instead.

 

Is there anyway to redirect/forward traffic bound for IP1 to IP2?

 

I tried a static route but it didnt seem to work?

 

Any ideas?


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  #1565577 4-Jun-2016 10:52
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What type of router? On 99% of off the shelf routers the simple answer is no.

 

With something like RouterOS, iOS or DD-WRT it would be pretty easy to create a custom dst-nat rule to do just this.

 

 




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  #1565674 4-Jun-2016 15:17
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Thanks sbiddle. Router is a fritz box 7490 but my wifi access point is a dlink 880l which is supported by ddwrt.

I'll look into ddwrt some more - I have considered it before.

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