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#214716 25-May-2017 09:58
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After a little advice please.

 

I'm slowly upgrading my networking equipment at home.  Yesterday my shiny new USG arrived and, after some initial hair-pulling (turns out it can only be adopted if the controller is on 192.168.1.X, which mine wasn't) I've got it connected and have internet throughout the house.

 

As a way of explanation, the following is how I have things set up:

 

ETP --> V130 --> USG --> un-managed switch --> rest of house (RPi running Unifi controller, 2 Unifi AP's etc)

 

 

 

The V130 is in bridge mode, ADSL2/2+, @192.168.1.2 and the USG is doing the work @192.168.1.1. I would like to be able to access the V130 from within the LAN without removing cables etc to do so - I realise that it will be a rare thing that I need to get into it, but still.  I have read some stuff about VLan tagging but it all seemed to apply to VDSL as opposed to ADSL, so left me a little confused.

 

 

 

Any advice would be greatly appreciated, thanks. 


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  #1788010 25-May-2017 10:11
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Does your USG have a PPPoE Dialer, or is the DV130 doing that for you?





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  #1788013 25-May-2017 10:16
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The USG is doing the log-in, the V130 is in PPPoA-PPPoE bridge mode.


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  #1788017 25-May-2017 10:27
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So you should be able to just add an ip of 192.168.1.10 to the WAN port of the USG, with no default gateway

 

Tell the USG to NAT traffic out that port

 

Then you should be able to browse to 192.168.1.2 (Unless you local LAN is 192.168.1.x, in that case change the LAN address on the DV130 to another subnet 192.168.2.x for example)





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  #1788027 25-May-2017 10:40
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Ok, thanks for that - I'll have a stab at it tonight when I get home and see if I can make any sense of it.


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