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    Remote connection with CG-NAT

    Sorry if I've caused confusion. I think the only answer is going to be a fixed IP. My ISP is Toob but that doesn't alter the network architecture used by their wholesaler, City Fibre. Asus provide their own DDNS service and using their DDNS URL for my UK router I can get straight on to the...
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    Remote connection with CG-NAT

    While it should in theory be possible to set up a VPN connection outbound from the French mobile router to the UK router, in practice it doesn't work. The Fibre teminates on an ONT with an RJ45 connection to the router. If I try to set up the Asus as a VPN host I get "The wireless router...
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    Remote connection with CG-NAT

    I've got that. What puzzles me is that if a smart device in France can connect to a cloud service and I can then access it inbound why can't I establish an outbound VPN connection to UK? The French connection is metered (pretty generous at 300 Gb/month). Whatever's providing the inbound...
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    Remote connection with CG-NAT

    I'm intrigued as to how the smart devices remain accessible when a VPN can't connect. The Huawei is fairly limited and doesn't support remote admin so I can only fiddle with it when in France. I use it because a) I need a 4G router as it's in the sticks with no phone lines or fibre for miles and...
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    Remote connection with CG-NAT

    Setup is an Asus ZEN WIFi AX Hybrid connected to City Fibre in UK and a Huawei B535-333 4G VOLTE connected to the Free Mobile network in France. In France I have cameras, smart plugs and central heating controller all connected by WiFi and I can connect to them from anywhere. What I can’t do is...
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    RT-AC66U-B1 behind 4G mobole router in Bridge Mode

    Hi. I have intermittent problems with an RT-AC66U-BI which is sat behind a Soyealink (Huawei) B535-33 4G mobile router. The Asus periodically loses Internet connectivity (Internet LED Red) but regains it on reboot. The 4G router is in Bridge Mode so it is acting like a modem. I'm wondering if...
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    “Incorrect password” (WiFi) following reboot

    Not quite right. The behaviour is difficult to pin down and as far as I can see the lack of connectivity is not connected to the reboot. I have had the following situations 1. WiFi clients cannot access Internet. They are showing as connected to WiFi but have no Internet access. Power cycle of...
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    “Incorrect password” (WiFi) following reboot

    I'm not arguing. In an ideal world nothing would ever go wrong but we don't live in an ideal world, which is why UPS's, backups and all the rest of the fallback systems exist. I wouldn't for example say that "A UPS is a "band aid" solution, you should have dual or triple diversity mains power...
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    “Incorrect password” (WiFi) following reboot

    I’m not using it as a band-aid and it’s not a network issue. Nothing wrong with the network. It’s a remote site in a different country and can be unattended for months. Loss of connectivity can be caused by a variety of things, including mobile network and power outages and electrical storms...
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    “Incorrect password” (WiFi) following reboot

    Thanks for the suggestion. I did previously have that setup but the smart plug (Tapo) failed to OFF leaving me with no access and no monitoring at the remote site. I was trying to reduce potential failure points. Last night I had a variation. No Intenet but WiFi still working so I logged in to...
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    “Incorrect password” (WiFi) following reboot

    Seems not to be possible to set the routers to reboot at different times. The main Administration/System tab allows reboot day and time to be set but go to AIMesh and there’s no option to set a different time for the node.
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    “Incorrect password” (WiFi) following reboot

    Not tried that but I’ll give it a go thaks.
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    “Incorrect password” (WiFi) following reboot

    Odd behaviour. I have a pair of RT-AC66U B1 as a mesh network. They sit behind a Soyealink (Huawei) mobile router in Bridge Mode acting as a modem which provides the Internet connectivity. The Asuses are set for automatic reboot in the small hours because the location is often unattended and I...
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    External access via IPv6

    Many thanks for taking the time and giving the explanation. Mike
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    External access via IPv6

    That puzzles me. I have three cameras there and an allowance of 210Gb a month yet never seem to run short on data, which I'd expect if they were streaming data 24/7. If I logon to hik-connect.com I'm shown the IPv4 address but not the IPv6. The IPv4 address shown appears to be a static belonging...
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    External access via IPv6

    Many thanks for your help. I've deleted the IPv6's as suggested. Should be able to get to the remote site later this month and will have a go at the VPN then. Many thanks again , Mike
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    External access via IPv6

    Progress, thank you! I've now managed to get to it, thank you for your help.
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    External access via IPv6

    OK, something weird. Last time I tried ping was from a different location. Now I have a desktop on the router's LAN and I also have a laptop on the LAN of a different router, connected to a different WAN circuit and a ping -6 from the laptop to the router on the other LAN is working with a...
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