No. No wifi, no ip address over ethernet…nothing. The only thing I’ve been able to get it to respond to is entering uboot mode and accepting a firmware update. Beyond that, nothing. Is it possible that the setting for pass through is not being set back and that’s conflicting with the initial boot setup? That’s the only logical thing I can think of beyond it being completely broken.
This would be simple enough for people at my skill level until a one-click button on the general UI is made.
Should do a 10 seconds reset to clear all the settings.
Using the script shared by GLi.Net I have enabled Passthrough mode in the Spitz X-3000, everything is working fine, I have access to the Admin Panel and the Mobile iOS app, but I lost access to SSH, before Passthrough SSH was working fine. I am using the default IP: 192.168.8.1, in Luci I enabled SSH only on the LAN interface (photo below), do I have to enabled another interface? Thanks
UPDATE: If I configure the interface as unspecified , means listening on all interfaces, it will connect via SSH successfully.
Which port is Ethernet 1? The one closest to the AC adapter connector?
I havent been able to get this to work and Im not sure what im doing wrong.
After i run the command its looks like its in bridge mode but the only IP that it gives to PFsesne is 192.0.0.2 when its plugged into the LAN port on the X3000 and nothing ever shows up when plugged into the 2.5G Lan port.
@jadehsn @ordex @r12drj @UsefulDrivel @Keizer I understand SSH works for you in Passthrough mode, what Interface have you configured on the SSH configuration page? unspecified or lan? Thank you
hey @logi I have mine on passthrough mode and can connect to it over SSH with it set to unspecified.
If you set the interface to LAN, instead of unspecified, are you still able to connect via SSH?
Nope. Connection refused I tried all the interfaces in the dropdown list, unspecified is the only one that works for me.
My concern with UNSPECIFIED, is that it means enable the SSH server/listener on all interfaces, including the WAN, I don't want to expose the Router to the internet via SSH
Are you using the default port 22 with unspecified? Can you try with a custom port and check if it works, in my case only works with port 22, but If I am going to open SSH to the WAN, at least I want to have a custom port, make sense? Thank you for the help
Sorry I just deployed it into production after getting a Static IP from Tmobile. Yes I was using the default 22 port you could try change it to a non-standard port but that's really just security through obscurity set a strong admin password and you should be fine (but i understand the desire to restrict access). I was just clicking around in the console messing with all the ports from the WebUI there's little to no risk playing with those settings if you want to give it a go on your own.
SOLVED with Tmobile you're dealing with CGNAT so you don't get a routable address. Call Business support and pay them and extra 3/month to get a static IP (cheapest I've ever encountered). They will tell you there's a provisioning time of 72hrs you can request it to be expedited my rep promised 24hrs in reality it was 20 minutes. Give it a good 20 minutes after you see the IP update in the WEBUI and reboot both the X3000 and your personal router and you're done. Also this is with it running in passthrough mode. It would be really cool if it used the 2.5gig port but 1gig is way more than enough with mobile internet.
I also use TMHI, and get the same 192.0.0.2 from the WAN Passthrough via the X-3000 to my Asus Router, and it works fine with 192.0.0.2, I don’t need a public IPv4, are you sure you need one?
Were hosting servers behind it so at minimum it makes things easier. I couldnt get it working with PFsense, theres probably a way to do it but it was beyond me.
Tailscale is one solution for that
Ethernet1 = WAN port (when not used as a LAN port)
Ethernet2 = LAN port (when used as WAN port)
Sorry for the UI design problem here.
Hello there, any further update(s)?
It's in the plans, but it's not in the development phase that soon.
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