I live in a building that provides internet to residents. Their server room consists of a cox ISP modem connected to a series of routers and switches to supply internet via ethernet in each apartment.
My router is getting a private WAN IP 192.168.1.229 and it has a LAN IP of 192.168.21.1. I am trying to set up DDNS but having trouble because of this double NAT situation. I've read about methods using port forwarding, DMZ and bridging. I cannot access the main router and would like my router on a separate LAN network as it is now.
Is there any solution to get around this double NAT so I can set up DDNS so that I can set up FTP and access it externally?
My router is getting a private WAN IP 192.168.1.229 and it has a LAN IP of 192.168.21.1. I am trying to set up DDNS but having trouble because of this double NAT situation. I've read about methods using port forwarding, DMZ and bridging. I cannot access the main router and would like my router on a separate LAN network as it is now.
Is there any solution to get around this double NAT so I can set up DDNS so that I can set up FTP and access it externally?
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