TL-R600VPN router with 1 WAN and 2 internal subnets

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TL-R600VPN router with 1 WAN and 2 internal subnets
TL-R600VPN router with 1 WAN and 2 internal subnets
2019-01-18 17:09:02 - last edited 2021-04-20 11:13:00

Hello

 

I'd like to configure my R600VPN router with 1 WAN port connected to the Internet (via an existing cable modem) and 2 internal LAN ports, each one with a different subnet (subnet 1 - 192.168.1.X/24 and subnet 2 - 172.16.X.X/22). The routing between the 2 subnets is to be done via the R600VPN router, as well as provide Internet access to both subnets. Looking at the documentation I can only see a way to define multiple WAN ports but only a single LAN port. Could you please explain how we can configure the R600VPN in order to achieve this topology?

 

Thanks and Regards

 

MPH

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Re:TL-R600VPN router with 1 WAN and 2 internal subnets
2019-01-21 08:03:08 - last edited 2021-04-20 11:13:00

MPH wrote

Hello

 

I'd like to configure my R600VPN router with 1 WAN port connected to the Internet (via an existing cable modem) and 2 internal LAN ports, each one with a different subnet (subnet 1 - 192.168.1.X/24 and subnet 2 - 172.16.X.X/22). The routing between the 2 subnets is to be done via the R600VPN router, as well as provide Internet access to both subnets. Looking at the documentation I can only see a way to define multiple WAN ports but only a single LAN port. Could you please explain how we can configure the R600VPN in order to achieve this topology?

 

Thanks and Regards

 

MPH

Hi  MPH:

     

     Maybe you do not check R600VPN carefully. This router is based on NAT. So it do not support routing,  it cannot connect two different subnets.

     R600PN cannot meet your deman.

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2019-01-21 16:46:18 - last edited 2021-04-20 11:13:00

I'm playing with R600VPN Web Interface and the product seems to have the underlying support to achieve what I want. Only the Web Interface is too restrictive. Is there any way to enable telnet access to the router for further inspection?

 

Example: R600VPN support vlans, multi-net NAT, etc

 

Thanks

MH

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2019-01-23 03:27:20 - last edited 2021-04-20 11:13:00

MPH wrote

I'm playing with R600VPN Web Interface and the product seems to have the underlying support to achieve what I want. Only the Web Interface is too restrictive. Is there any way to enable telnet access to the router for further inspection?

 

Example: R600VPN support vlans, multi-net NAT, etc

 

Thanks

MH

Hi MPH:

    

    R600VPN do not support CLI. TP-Link staff told me all New ER and R router do not support Telnet. In my opinion, you have some misunderstanding about Multi-Net NAT in R600VPN.

   For TP-Link ER and R router don't forward  packets that source IP address is not same subnet as LAN IP address of router. So if you connect one L3 Switch with TP-Link ER and R router, there are different subnet in network, you need configure Multi-net NAT function.

  But R600VPN do not support VLAN interface and cofnigure different IP address for different LAN ports, this is the reason that I think it will not meet your demand.

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Re:Re:Re:TL-R600VPN router with 1 WAN and 2 internal subnets
2021-06-06 03:34:36

@TPTHZ 

You may want to consider upgrading to a Ubiquity EdgeRouter 4; it has a standard "Wizard" configuration for 1 WAN and 2 LAN's.  It's performance is quite a bit better, too.

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