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ackley

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#304477 7-May-2023 16:58
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Want to setup a ssh server at my parents house with Contact Energy Fibre.

 

I noticed their setup has a RWG Model 300 with a wireless antenna. It has the single port plugged into the AF18ACV. As I understand RWG features are not used but unsure how this works in regards with port forwarding. I am used to having the single router with PPPoE as the WAN and single LAN port at my own home.

 

I have port forwarded 2223 and changed my ssh server accordingly. I can access locally the ssh server (at parents house). Under the AF18ACV settings I have put in NAT rule for 2223. Also have added the server IP in the DNZ section. I disabled the LAN firewall temporary but this did nothing. I use port checking websites but never get an open port.

 

I am wondering if this Type 300 device blocks all incoming ports by default and there is something I need to double NAT this setup. Possibly over thinking this as I cant find anyone experiencing similar issues.


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yitz
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  #3073422 7-May-2023 17:06
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ackley:

 

IPv4 Address

 

100.65.190.186

 

Since Contact uses CG-NAT the IP attached your NF18ACV's WAN is not a publicly routable IP address.




ackley

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  #3073423 7-May-2023 17:22
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So hosting is a complete no go?

 

Is it possible that I swap ISPs or get Chorus to change the hardware? :(


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  #3073424 7-May-2023 17:27
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Port forwarding is a total no-go. I also never recommend port forwarding even SSH.

 

Totally free solution for you: https://tailscale.com/ 

 

Install the agent on the Linux box, even turn it into a relay host and disable key expiry to prevent it from disappearing then you can SSH to it via Tailscale, no port forwarding required.

 

Web hosting - use Cloudflare Zero Trust.





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ackley

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  #3073590 8-May-2023 00:04
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Thanks, just want I needed.

 

Cheers for the help.


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