No connection after assigning Static Wan IP
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The router that I have from my ISP is on bridge mode. It is connected by a fiber cable where I use a CAT cable from the ISP router to the R605.
I am paying for a static IP.
The R605 is the router. Then I have the SG2008P Switch, EAP620 and a SG108E Switch as the system.
Before installing the Omada Controller, I managed to make it work by directly change the IP from Dynamic to Static on the R605. However, by doing the same on the Omada Controller it doesn't work.
I am using the Omada Controller Software on a Linux server.
Everything works fine with Dynamic IP. When I try to go with a Staic IP as connection type instead of Dynamic I just end up with no internet connection.
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Correct Dynamic, as show in above image, not Static as shown in the first image. Make this setting Dynamic and reboot the modem, and it should come back up with your correct static IP on the WAN.
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@d0ugmac1 I guess I can keep it on dynamic ip, however its weird that it doesn't work. Another thing I can't manage to work either, that worked fine on the ISP router is to portforward
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@d0ugmac1 Hi I did manage to fix it. Found this post.
https://www.reddit.com/r/homelab/comments/ptvhog/nginx_and_omada_port_forwarding/ and it worked for me :)
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