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2820n - cannot remote in if host and destination same ISP

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01 Dec 2010 15:24 #65098 by jann
I know, sounds crazy - but bear with me:

Used to have 2600, connected to SBS2003 Premium (w/ISA 2004) and could remote in from home no probs - and use RWW and OWA on SBS

I have a static IP from Plusnet at home (so, x.y.z.(a number) as does the work server (so, x.y.z.(a different number) - i.e. the same IP apart from last wotsit.

Same subnet mask also, btw.


Situation now with newly purchased 2820n (on latest firmware) at work is:

From any PC connected to my home network (which connects to internet via Plusnet)

- if I try to RWW to SBS, I get a delay in IE then 'IE cannot display the webpage'

- if I try to use OWA in SBS, ditto

- if I try to remote manage the router (http://a.b.c.d:8010 - have altered from port 80), ditto

In an effort to test/solve, have: changed my router at home (from Netgear to Billion)and have tried laptops with different AV systems - no joy.

HOWEVER.... if I slap a 3G dongle onto one of these laptops, and connect to internet that way ... everthing works fine above.

RWW works fine immediately
OWA ditto
Remote mgmt of router ditto

The one consistent factor here is Plusnet (or, rather, using static ips in same range) - is it at all possible that the 2820n has some weird issue with this IP situation at either end??


Thanks

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07 Dec 2010 10:05 #65178 by jann
OK, so emailed Plusnet and just got a garbled msg back referring possibly to 'Loopback' - anyone know more about that?

Thanks

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07 Dec 2010 12:39 #65179 by rj
Hi Jann,

Try the following CLI command (via telnet) on Vigor2820 :


ip arp accept 1


hope this helps. :)

rj77

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07 Dec 2010 16:45 #65186 by jann
Hi - thanks, shall try that.

What is that command doing exactly?

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