@John_Scott 

If you are trying to set up remote management via Advanced > System Tools > Administration, try changing the pot 80 to some different numbers like 4000. So when trying to access it remotely you would use 1.1.1.1:4000

Try also enabling https, and accessing it using https://1.1.1.1

(the 1.1.1.1 would be your actual public IP address)

When trying to access the router remotely, you can not be on the same network as the TP-Link router. So you can either use your cell phone and turn off Wi-Fi or be on a completely different network.

If none of that works, the next recommendation would be to bind your router to a TP-Link ID so you can then create a DDNS address and manage it that way: 

Bind ID: https://www.tp-link.com/support/faq/1733/

Create DDNS: https://www.tp-link.com/support/faq/2269/

Hi @Tony,

thanks for your reply.

Not really. I would like to redirect traffic on port 80 to an addres in my LAN. 

I have changed the local management port to 8080 but the port 80 still cannot be forwarded through Virtual Servers.

The whole remote management thing was just a test. I could not make it work though. I changed the port on the remote management as well, but still no luck from an outside network. I get HTTP 403. This is beside the point though, my goal is to be able to redirect traffic from my public IP on port 80 to my LAN.

Thanks.