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Another work around is to set up the router for dual LAN subnets - that is to have the private IPs as well as the Public Subnet. See: [[DGA0122 Dual LAN Subnets]] |
Another work around is to set up the router for dual LAN subnets - that is to have the private IPs as well as the Public Subnet. See: [[DGA0122 Dual LAN Subnets]] |
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== Hacking == |
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A user reports success by getting the web interface to do some of the work, and then rewriting the configuration variables. |
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Using the web interface, attempt to enter all the static DHCP leases. Don't reboot after entering each one, hit ''Close'' and then add the next. |
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Now ssh to the router as user ''engineer'' and the admin password. Do |
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get InternetGatewayDevice.LANDevice.1.LANHostConfigManagement.DHCPStaticAddress. |
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(note the trailing ''.''). This should show the MAC addresses in the ''Chaddr'' fields, but with empty ''Yiaddr'' fields where the IP addresses should be. Now use |
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the ''set'' command to enter the IP addresses, e,g. |
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set InternetGatewayDevice.LANDevice.1.LANHostConfigManagement.DHCPStaticAddress.3.Yiaddr 81.187.xx.yy |
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Do the same for each static IP address required. Then reboot the router to make the changes active. |
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