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This has been solved (other thread) Just like port forwarding for NAT-devices, a device on the subnet should appear in the devices list. It didn't appear on mine because the Fritzbox still "knew" that mac-address from years back when the external device (a Cisco) was configured behind the...

> Maybe that's because 18x.xxx.153.58 is not within any IP range for private use. That's exactly the reason why I did not obfuscate the first 2 digits, so to make it clear we're talking about public IP-addresses. You got that right, indeed. But this whole subject is about a routed subnet and...

No, I don't This is a perfectly normal routed subnet I've been doing more than 20 years on other devices. At the time they were SDSL routers pushing it through the PPPoA-interface. The WAN-connection is obtained with a PPPoE-connection (x.x.153.56/30) and the Fritz!Box receives x.x.153.57 from...

It should, but it isn't.... The device doesn't show up at all in the devices list. When I put the IP in manually, it comes with an error message. I don't really understand your comparison with ipv6 and I would compare it to devices on a guest network. You can't make settings for those either...

I have used a 7590 as both NAT-router and static router for a /30 network. This enables me to use a 2nd router to provide an "independent" connection. I was expecting the Fritz!Box to just statically route traffic coming from that 2nd router. Alas, it turns out there's a firewall in-between...

I wasn't expecting this at all, but it turns out that there's a firewall active for x.x.153.58 How can I open ports for these addresses?

Today we migrated from one provider to another and got our /30 subnet. Luckily it IS possible to use the Fritz!Box as both a NAT-router and a static router for its PPPoE-obtained /30 subnet The Fritz!Box logs in using PPPoE and obtains the WAN-IP x.x.153.57 Network: x.x.153.56/30 -...

Well, that looks quite hopeful. The location where this should work currently has a provider-provided Mikrotik router with a subnet /29. The Mikrotik does the static routing on 2.0.0.1/29 and the Fritx!Box and a foreign router have 2.0.0.2 and 2.0.0.3 We're switching provider. The new provider...

@PeterPawn Can someone chime in to confirm or deny that this works? I have no means of testing it as this network is not yet delivered. It has to start working from day 1 Strange that this feature isn't documented (afaik)

Hi, I'm not interested in DHCP. I've seen that before, but it doesn't really tell much how I can use it. Can I fill in 20.0.0.0 and 255.255.255.252 there and connect a router to the LAN-port configured wih 20.0.0.2/30 with 20.0.0.1 as gateway and that will work?

I can fully understand German. It's however difficult for me to express myself as precise as I want to in German. From a provider I'm getting a /30 -network through a fibre connection on UTP. Let's say I'm assigned 20.0.0.0/30 When I configure the Fritz!Box with PPPoE, it will get 20.0.0.1/30...

within those brackets you don't use the backslash

I have 2 packages with its own user added to Freetz for years. These are zabbix and ntp. A few of my boxes became inaccessible over time because /var/tmp/passwd and /var/tmp/passwd.avm became huge. At first I thought the boxes were hacked, but it turned out to be an anomaly.... I now have...

You are a life saver!!! Thanks for the quick reaction. I took action immediately after I read your post an hour ago... I had to run that command on all 42 boxes, so I'm a bit late in thanking you. BTW... In 7590 it's wifi0 and wifi1. I used that as a reference, but it is indeed wlan on a 7490

I upgraded and tested several 7490's and 7590's with the latest firmwares. A few 7590's were running fine for several months, so I decided this week to make all 7490's and 7590's the same firmware. After having flashed 5x 7590's and 42 7490's I started to get complaints regarding the WiFi. It...