Hello Team
I am asking the below on behalf of a customer.
"I have successfully had 2 units working on 2degees mobile network and using Bridge or pass through mode, pushing the public IP address to the LAN recipeint (the router intended)
Clients behind their router work fine in a bridge arrangement as intended for basic internet access.
My issue is
1 Seems the router is not forwarding ports to the devices behind the bridge via router behind bridge connection.
2 Testing open ports using telnet from a external wa-side host - the teltonika software accepts any port number for telnet testing... say you want to bridge and forward to port for router rules 8000:8000 x-ip-address-here, well if I telnet, it works, but believe this is the Teltonika RUT as it also accepts telnet for other common ports not setup on the bridged router or in RUT NAT firewall pre-defined settings, ie 444, 9222, 5656,3389... not setup, yet telnet testing says "Im Listening" on those ports.
What I am looking for is a full bridge mode without firewall interference, much like the draytek120 VDSL units for bridging copper to router... something in the RUT just isnt allowing the true passthrough of data while I have checked bridge mode and/or used passthrough over two nights of testing, both net the same result of not passing raw data requests to bridge client/router.
3 And as the ports are not being passed directly in bridgemode, IPSEC VPN is also not possible with bridged router currently using the RUT.
Also, I am getting a true public dynamic IP and verified the IP matches the obtained IP on the RUT vs external lookup connection (not a mobile provider double nat) using the APN "direct"
Any direction be good, Ive lost a good amount of hours on this project and wanting this to be a valid option for my clients as a backup connectivity tool, but until I get a true bridge mode its a hard sell."
So it seems the main problem here is that Port Forwards are not passing through the RUT240's despite being on Passthrough or Bridge Modes.
Anyone have some ideas here?
Cheers
Charles