Hi,
Here's my situation. I have a Cisco SG300 switch with a bunch of VLANS configured, and I have static route which connect to my Linksys WRT54G. Everything works fine. However, I need to do some port forwarding to a subnet(vlan) thats only my switch. The Linksys does not allow this, port forwarding is only one a local subnet.
I bought this Buffalo N600 with DD-WRT installed, because the sales guy told me it would work. The port forwarding part of it does work, but any client thats on a VLAN cannot get out to the internet. Buffalo support had no idea and DD-WRT forum said its not possible.
I know a Cisco RV180W can do what I'm looking to do, but wasn't sure if anyone knew of a better option? I've heard the Cisco RV devices aren't that great.
Thanks
Here's my situation. I have a Cisco SG300 switch with a bunch of VLANS configured, and I have static route which connect to my Linksys WRT54G. Everything works fine. However, I need to do some port forwarding to a subnet(vlan) thats only my switch. The Linksys does not allow this, port forwarding is only one a local subnet.
I bought this Buffalo N600 with DD-WRT installed, because the sales guy told me it would work. The port forwarding part of it does work, but any client thats on a VLAN cannot get out to the internet. Buffalo support had no idea and DD-WRT forum said its not possible.
I know a Cisco RV180W can do what I'm looking to do, but wasn't sure if anyone knew of a better option? I've heard the Cisco RV devices aren't that great.
Thanks
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