Hello,
So, where to start?
Guetting that out of the way first, I*m not new to Port Forwarding, NoIP/DynDNS / Opening Ports / DZM / etc, since I've done it on my previous home (Portugal).
Ok, now onto the issue:
I currrently live in Germany, my ISP is KabelBW (UnityMedia) and I'm using the modem that came with my package (120 Mb DSL).
Since I've recently acquired a RaspberryPi B, and a Raspberry Pi Zero is on it's way, I've thought about getting my NoIP back to work so I can VPN to my homenetwork on the run.
Since my Modem/Router provided by my ISP doesn't support Port Forwarding (or DMZ, or Static IP, or any useful configuration for that matter) I've brought a cheap TP-Link which has all this features and the, nowdays standard, Bandwidth QoS, etc, etc.
Port Forwarding in the TP-Link is done, same with static IPs, Bandwidth QoS, Ports are opened, serving the NoIP (working), etc, etc, etc.
So the issue is, my NoIP is updated though my TP-Link but any inbound connection is refused (even Ping).
I've tested with this guide to cascade a router but that didn't help.
So I was wondering if someone has any possible solution or workaround for me to be able to get an external connection going though the KabelBW modem/router into the TP-Link, since the TP-Link has every configuration needed to deal with everything else.
Here are some screenshots of the only configurations available on the KabelBW Modem / Router.
Notes:
Wireless is off since I'm being served by the TP-Link
Starting IP Address for the DHCP is starting at 192.168.0.3 because the TP-Link as the IP of 192.168.0.2 (KabelBW, 192.168.0.1)
Modem/Router from ISP can't even be set in Bridge Mode for that matter.
Thank you all in advance for helping,
Sincerely,
Carlos
tl;dr: Router behind a Modem/Router with almost 0 Configurations, looking for help to Port Forward / External Access to the Network or if the only solution is finding a better Modem/Router compatible with the ISP
So, where to start?
Guetting that out of the way first, I*m not new to Port Forwarding, NoIP/DynDNS / Opening Ports / DZM / etc, since I've done it on my previous home (Portugal).
Ok, now onto the issue:
I currrently live in Germany, my ISP is KabelBW (UnityMedia) and I'm using the modem that came with my package (120 Mb DSL).
Since I've recently acquired a RaspberryPi B, and a Raspberry Pi Zero is on it's way, I've thought about getting my NoIP back to work so I can VPN to my homenetwork on the run.
Since my Modem/Router provided by my ISP doesn't support Port Forwarding (or DMZ, or Static IP, or any useful configuration for that matter) I've brought a cheap TP-Link which has all this features and the, nowdays standard, Bandwidth QoS, etc, etc.
Port Forwarding in the TP-Link is done, same with static IPs, Bandwidth QoS, Ports are opened, serving the NoIP (working), etc, etc, etc.
So the issue is, my NoIP is updated though my TP-Link but any inbound connection is refused (even Ping).
I've tested with this guide to cascade a router but that didn't help.
So I was wondering if someone has any possible solution or workaround for me to be able to get an external connection going though the KabelBW modem/router into the TP-Link, since the TP-Link has every configuration needed to deal with everything else.
Here are some screenshots of the only configurations available on the KabelBW Modem / Router.
Notes:
Wireless is off since I'm being served by the TP-Link
Starting IP Address for the DHCP is starting at 192.168.0.3 because the TP-Link as the IP of 192.168.0.2 (KabelBW, 192.168.0.1)
Modem/Router from ISP can't even be set in Bridge Mode for that matter.
Thank you all in advance for helping,
Sincerely,
Carlos
tl;dr: Router behind a Modem/Router with almost 0 Configurations, looking for help to Port Forward / External Access to the Network or if the only solution is finding a better Modem/Router compatible with the ISP
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