I dont want to access ssh just the interface of AR750S while I am connected to my main router.
Most times I don’t directly connect to the AR750S (from my phone or pc). It runs a wireguard client and powers my android/tv/roku for streaming services. If I need to change anything or check the status of connections, I first need to connect to AR750S wifi-AP and then access the interface. I am trying to avoid that. This was actually possible with the AR300M and the old FW 2.2x
4) HTTP Remote Access This function requires a public network IP. If your router is behind NAT, you may need to set up port forward in higher level router. It use port 80.
For which service(s)? They often have slightly different configuration formats. Non-standard configuration is generally done by editing the files in /etc/config/ directly.
Hi xuggs, I’m trying to do the same as you.
My main router is a Fritzbox 7590 (with public IP) and is connected via LAN-WAN to the Gl.inet.
How did you solve the issue you had accessing the Gl.inet router connected to you main one ?
I’ve already setup port forwarding from the Fritzbox to the Gl.inet router for ports 80 and 443. Still no success when typing the local address of the Gl.inet router (192.168.187.1), nor via the ddns address unfortunately.
I just access with the IP assigned to the GI.inet router by my main router. In my case it’s 192.168.0.173 and accessing that https://192.168.0.173 and I get a prompt to login. On the Gl.inet router, enable HTTPS remote access under Applications.
As said in the previous message, I’ve setup the port forwarding in my main router (pic below) and I’ve also setup the HTTPS remote access.
Unfortunately, accessing https://192.168.188.21 results in a timeout error and no access is possible
Hi @alzhao, not sure to understand what you mean. Currently my only way to access the AR750 is to directly connect to it via LAN/Wifi. No remote access is possible, even though DDNS function is activated in the AR750, and port forwarding is setup in the FritzBox for ports 80 and 443 (as image above).