ER7206 L2TP tunnel EAP standalone fails to open browser but it responds to ICMP ping
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Background:
I simplified the network topology.
WORK (site - the network I'm trying to reach) - public address xxx.xxx.xxx.53
| Router | ER7206 | standalone | 192.168.20.1 |
| AP | EAP620HD | standalone | 192.168.20.234 |
HOME (client) - public address xxx.xxx.xxx.138
| Router | TP-Link AXE75 |
| PC | Windows 10 |
Following the guide from the FAQ.
These are my settings on ER7206, PC, and iPhone.
LAN
DHCP of LAN
VPN IP Pool list
Users
L2TP Server Settings
Logs in ER7206 shows success status connection from my PC (client)
Success on Windows 10 VPN Settings page.
output on ipconfig in CMD on the VPN with IP Address from L2TP connection
ICMP ping success from EAP620HD behind ER7206 (both in standalone mode)
But it fails to load or open on the web page like local connection.
Scan for ports on iPhone. No ports are opened on the VPN. Meaning I cannot open https://192.168.20.234 in VPN.
Question: How do I access EAP620HD standalone management page from ER7206 VPN (L2TP)? Am I missing something from the the FAQ?
Hi @YuukiA
Thanks for posting in our business forum.
Enable the L3 accessibility then you should be able to access the EAP. By default, they are not accessible via a VPN tunneled device.
Hi @YuukiA
Thanks for posting in our business forum.
Enable the L3 accessibility then you should be able to access the EAP. By default, they are not accessible via a VPN tunneled device.
Update EDIT: I tried again after enabling Layer-3 Accessibility on 6 of my EAP620HD. It still doesn't respond by opening the web page on https://192.168.20.234:443.
Config
Results
Do I need a L2+ managed switch for this?
@Clive_A Thank you for the fast reply. I'll get on my work and enable it on my EAP.