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2862 and starlink
- neilburton
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- hornbyp
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09 Oct 2021 12:51 #14
by hornbyp
You could try adding a 192.168.100.x
online demo
returned lots of "404" errors when I tried it. 
You might consider adding an entry to "Load Balance/Route Policy" for this network, to make this the gateway for the 192.168.100.0/24 network - to override the existing, dhcp-derived route.
Replied by hornbyp on topic Re: 2862 and starlink
neilburton wrote:
1) When the router is assigned a CGNAT address (10.x) and passing traffic I can't get to the dish's status page (192.168.100.1). A lot of people posting online stating the need for a static host route to this address, yet the Draytek already has this entry in its routing table and I understand this is provided by DHCP option 121. Despite the existence of this route I can't reach the dish. If I set the WAN interface IP static to something in 192.168.100.0/24 I can reach it but then obviously can't access the internet.
You could try adding a 192.168.100.x
You might consider adding an entry to "Load Balance/Route Policy" for this network, to make this the gateway for the 192.168.100.0/24 network - to override the existing, dhcp-derived route.
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- neilburton
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26 Oct 2021 15:56 #16
by neilburton
I can't get it to work in any circumstances. I'd already tried the WAN IP Alias.
You can see the DHCP derived route in the routing table - C 192.168.100.1/ 255.255.255.255 directly connected WAN5
The only time I can ever reach the Dish's IP address is if the 3910 WAN IP is set to 192.168.100.x either manually or by DHCP (when the service is offline) with the connection detection set to 'Always on'
Whenever the service is online and I get a 10.x.x.x CGNAT IP I can access the internet but can't see the dish IP. Often if the service goes down its unrecoverable until I reboot the 3910.
I just installed the latest firmware which came out today 3.9.7.1 and it doesn't seem to address any of these issues.
Replied by neilburton on topic Re: 2862 and starlink
hornbyp wrote:
neilburton wrote:
1) When the router is assigned a CGNAT address (10.x) and passing traffic I can't get to the dish's status page (192.168.100.1). A lot of people posting online stating the need for a static host route to this address, yet the Draytek already has this entry in its routing table and I understand this is provided by DHCP option 121. Despite the existence of this route I can't reach the dish. If I set the WAN interface IP static to something in 192.168.100.0/24 I can reach it but then obviously can't access the internet.
You could try adding a 192.168.100.xaddress to the 3910's WAN port as a "WAN IP Alias ", specifying "Do not add to NAT pool". I'm not familiar with the 3910's interface and its online demo returned lots of "404" errors when I tried it.
You might consider adding an entry to "Load Balance/Route Policy" for this network, to make this the gateway for the 192.168.100.0/24 network - to override the existing, dhcp-derived route.
I can't get it to work in any circumstances. I'd already tried the WAN IP Alias.
You can see the DHCP derived route in the routing table - C 192.168.100.1/ 255.255.255.255 directly connected WAN5
The only time I can ever reach the Dish's IP address is if the 3910 WAN IP is set to 192.168.100.x either manually or by DHCP (when the service is offline) with the connection detection set to 'Always on'
Whenever the service is online and I get a 10.x.x.x CGNAT IP I can access the internet but can't see the dish IP. Often if the service goes down its unrecoverable until I reboot the 3910.
I just installed the latest firmware which came out today 3.9.7.1 and it doesn't seem to address any of these issues.
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