snagglewest
New Around Here
Let me start by stating I'm in no way an expert in networking, I'm just your average home hack. I'm using Asus Merlin on a AC 68 with a private IP range of 192.168.1.X which I suspect is very common. I'm also running a OpenVPN server on a raspberry PI so I can access my home network easily on the road. Yes, I know Merlin can do VPN but I prefer to keep it simple and everything separated hence the Pi which was very simple to set up. The VPN works great, I can connect and get a local LAN IP and do anything I need to whenever connected to an outside network except...
I just received a Verizon Jetpack. I can connect to the VPN just fine from cell phones/laptops etc connected to the jetpack and it works well. The problem is when I try and access something on my LAN by the internal private IP (192.168.1.X) I get the dreaded “no route to host” error.
I'm pretty sure this is due to the Jetpack giving out a private IP of 192.168.1.X also. I can't change the Jetpack private range and I really don't want to redo my entire LAN within the house because I have a lot of static IP's set.
Soooo.... Is there a way around this?
I've googled for a few hours and my googlefoo has failed me but not being very network savvy hasn't helped I'm sure.
Thanks
I just received a Verizon Jetpack. I can connect to the VPN just fine from cell phones/laptops etc connected to the jetpack and it works well. The problem is when I try and access something on my LAN by the internal private IP (192.168.1.X) I get the dreaded “no route to host” error.
I'm pretty sure this is due to the Jetpack giving out a private IP of 192.168.1.X also. I can't change the Jetpack private range and I really don't want to redo my entire LAN within the house because I have a lot of static IP's set.
Soooo.... Is there a way around this?
I've googled for a few hours and my googlefoo has failed me but not being very network savvy hasn't helped I'm sure.
Thanks