[MVMA] Tunneling help

[Rob Lindsay]

Thanks for all the help.  After finally being able to get high speed
internet (I was trapped at ~3 Mbps download speeds) I was able to open port
5525 on the new router and I'm good to go!

Thanks again guys,
Rob, W8MRL

On Sat, Oct 27, 2018 at 11:21 PM Chuck Gelm <nc8q-mesh at gelm.net> wrote:

>
>
> On 10/27/2018 07:20 PM, Rob Lindsay wrote:
>
> So, I'm experimenting with tunneling. I have opened port 5525 on my home
> network router and I'm forwarding to my node WAN address - is this right?
> Do I also need to port forward in the mesh software from outside port
> (5525) to LAN IP (I've selected localnode) and port 8080. The AREDN website
> is nearly useless regarding all the details for tunneling. Any help would
> be appreciated.
>
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> Rob Lindsay, W8MRL
>
>
> *If running a tunnel SERVER*, and
> so that I can set up a permanent port forward on my home router,
> I set a static IP address on my (tunneled) node in /setup "WAN"
> Which shows up in /status thus
> WAN address 192.168.0.99 (my home router issues IP addresses via DHCP in
> the range 100 -> 199.)
>
>  So, on my home router I port forward port 5525 with both TCP and UDP from
> my ISP address to my tunneled node's WAN address (192.168.0.99).
>
>  If you port forward from your ISP:port# to your node's WAN:8080,
> then your node's 'http://' screens will be visible from the internet.
> This has nothing to do with tunneling.
>
> *If running only tunnel clients, none of this is needed.*
>
> Hope this helps, Chuck
>
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Rob Lindsay, W8MRL
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