TL-MR110 & port forwarding

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TL-MR110 & port forwarding
TL-MR110 & port forwarding
2024-05-08 18:59:02 - last edited 2025-06-19 03:55:18
Model: TL-MR110  
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upl1Hi everyone
sorry for my english.


I have a problem to solve, I use a Unifi UI infrastructure, I have a FTTH connection connected to WAN1 in pppoe, and everything works.
I purchased a TL-MR110 to have a backup 4G connection in case the main WAN1 network goes offline. I have a port forwarding set up in my router (UI) which by calling port 12345 refers to internal port 80. I would like to do the same thing with WAN2 (TL-MR110) however it takes the router's DHCP IP. Is there a way to make this transition between the two routers or give the WAN2 on my main router a pppoe connection so as to directly take the public IP provided by the 4g?


Thank you very much


I hope I have explained myself. I attach some photos (I obscured the public IP of WAN1)

 

 

 

 

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Re:TL-MR110 & port forwarding
2024-05-08 20:54:06

  @Lucav87 

 

If your question is does TL-MR110 support bridge mode, probably this post answers that question.

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Re:TL-MR110 & port forwarding
2024-05-08 21:08:01

  @terziyski thanks so much for the reply,
Is there a way to integrate with the other router without using a bridge?

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Re:TL-MR110 & port forwarding
2024-05-08 21:12:23 - last edited 2024-05-08 21:19:17

  @Lucav87 

 

If your goal is to receive your public IP address on the WAN2 you should use a modem router that supports bridging.

In general TP-Link DSL modem routers can be configured in bridge mode (wiith their PPPoE session configured on your main router) - details.

I was thinking of a double port-forwarding as your best bet - once on your TL-MR110 and another on your Unify router - details.

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