In Diag > Packet Capture. Set it to filter for ports 67 or 68 to see the DHCP traffic. Renew the lease in Status > Interfaces. You will see the DHCP packets as it captures them and also can download the resulting capture to see what they contain. Steve

@johnpoz said in Virtual IP subnet cannot connect to internet: @BlueSun said in Virtual IP subnet cannot connect to internet: There's an Automatic NAT Rule, which I don't see You said your outbound rules were auto and it was added, I was just adding that screen for completeness Well, I set the outbound NAT rules to Automatic, but for some odd reason it didn't create the rules you have in your screenshot, so I had to add them manually. [image: 1695017860179-d60a6317-0b25-4106-b407-971b002cdac0-image.png]

Sorry , I was busy these days I will do it Thank you Steve