Allowing traffic from another subnet

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Raketemensch

2024-04-01 20:32:19 - last edited 2024-04-01 20:53:38

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Allowing traffic from another subnet

2024-04-01 20:32:19 - last edited 2024-04-01 20:53:38

Model: Archer AX6000

Hardware Version: V2

Firmware Version: 1.1.3 Build 20230906 rel.52177(5553)

I have just added this AX6000 router to an outbuilding to provide coverage to the backyard.

My original router is on 192.168.1, and this tp-link one is on 192.168.0.

I can access machines ON 192.168.1.0 FROM 192.168.1, but not the other way around.

How can I allow devices on the 192.168.1 subnet from my other router to access machines on the AX6000 192.168.1.0 subnet?

My AX600 is at 192.168.1.80.

Thanks!

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terziyski

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2024-04-02 03:34:09

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Re:Allowing traffic from another subnet

2024-04-02 03:34:09

@Raketemensch

You can solve this by setting up AX6000 in AP mode (Case 1).

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