login by OPT port
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You need to enable and configure the OPT port first, then add Firewall Rules.
-Rico
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how do i do that?
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What exactly are you trying to accomplish with the OPT port?
-Rico
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@Rico
i want to use it to connect to another computer that is isolated from one connected to the LAN port. -
Interfaces > OPT
Make sure it is enabled.
IPv4 Configuration Type > Static IPv4 > Static IPv4 Configuration choose an unused subnet, e.g. 10.100.1.1/24
hit SAVEFirewall > Rules > OPT
Add Source any Destination any for testing. If everything is working you can restrict it down.-Rico
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@Rico
i had to use 10.100.1.1 because it said 10.100.1.0 was in use.
everything seems to be working except i still can't login to the sg-1100.
if i go to 10.100.1.1 , it times out.??
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Your Client gets an IP out of that 10.100.1.0 network after connecting to OPT?
Check Services > DHCP Server and make sure it‘s running for the OPT Interface.-Rico
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@Rico
ok that was the problem.
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Glad you have it working now.
-Rico
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@yodar44 said in login by OPT port:
i had to use 10.100.1.1 because it said 10.100.1.0 was in use.
10.100.1.0 /24 is the network address and not used for devices. With IPv4, the lowest and highest addresses, within a subnet, are not available for use.
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@JKnott
yes, i misread Rico's instruction and put in an invalid ip. i'm a newby to network stuff. tnx for the ed.
