@EndlessSyn 

If router i in stand alone, change managemen port to something else.

  @MR.S I have changed the managment port to 4433 and 8080 respectivley, still no joy

Hi @EndlessSyn 

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80 and 443 are reserved for the router in standalone mode. So, now you have changed them to different ones. What is the result when you access 80 and 443? What page do you see?

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  @EndlessSyn Still no joy, however I have noticed that my OC200 hardware controller is now no longer working and stuck in a boot loop. It gets to 50%, hangs and restarts so im wondering if this was a controller issue all along rather than the firewall. I will factory reset the firewall and retest.

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EndlessSyn wrote

  @EndlessSyn Still no joy, however I have noticed that my OC200 hardware controller is now no longer working and stuck in a boot loop. It gets to 50%, hangs and restarts so im wondering if this was a controller issue all along rather than the firewall. I will factory reset the firewall and retest.

That'll be a different issue. I will not discuss the controller boot loop. You can try to fix it later with this in mind: it might be bricked if this does not boot up. Try the firmware recovery. Or boot-up failed because of unstable power.

Port forwarding still should work properly I have tested it before with different models and various firmware.

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