Which DST NAT settings to remote access to OC200 web app ?

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Which DST NAT settings to remote access to OC200 web app ?
Which DST NAT settings to remote access to OC200 web app ?
2023-04-19 16:30:58
Model: OC200  
Hardware Version: V2
Firmware Version: 2.7.7 Build 20221206 Rel.58608

Hello,

 

These are my very first minutes, in my labs, with Omada products.

 

My setup:

Internet ----- router (with NAT) ----- PC

                        |

                        ------------------------- OC200

 

Which DST NAT shall I configure in my router to get fully access to my OC200, from remote ?

 

When NATing to OC200 private IP/port 443, I'm redirected to a blank screen while URL is https:/<outer IP>:<outer port>/146a1b611111111111fc87ce4d24a/login.

 

I suspected an issue with my browser but connecting the same PC, using the same Firefox instance from the LAN, I'm also redirected to https://<inner IP>:443/146a1b6df03905aba9c87fc87ce4d24a/login but this page is not blank (it contains the expected login form).

 

Shall I use several DST NAT rules ?

Shall I DST NAT to a non-standard HTTP or HTTPS  port ?

 

Best regards

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Re:Which DST NAT settings to remote access to OC200 web app ?
2023-04-19 16:41:28

  @Oliv2831 

 

Usually forwarding port 8043 across your NAT router to an OC200 with a fixed/reserved IP will do the trick for HTTPS access.  Of course, you must have a public static IP on the WAN of the router too.

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Re:Which DST NAT settings to remote access to OC200 web app ?
2023-04-19 16:43:02

  @Oliv2831 

 

You also have the option to leverage the TPlink cloud connection...which will handle a NAT'd IP, or CGNAT and allow you to access your OC200 via the omada.tplinkcloud.com site.

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