MyNameisJoe
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Router(name: internal-router) after a reboot will show all network devices as having no internet access. Not sure what has changed recently to cause this. Have been making tweaks lately to get better thruput as i have started streaming content for twitch and YT. Realize i am likely having a brainfart, thanks for reading and helping.
I have 2 routers:
external-router with 1Gb fiber from ISP. Not using provider modem. Internet on the external router subnet works fine with no issues. This router is an AXE11000 that for the faster CPU chip as i force everything thru VPN on the router.
internal-router connected thru Wan port with static external-router subnet IP. This router also has VPN setup on it for the internal-router subnet data.
VPN director for the external router has a static route set for internal-router IP to bypass vpn and go thru WAN port(so as to not have double encryption, as its not needed). I have the internal-router bypassing external-router VPN so that i can easily bypass for my internal streaming PC for upload to YT/Twitch/etc. This still then allows for the internal-router VPN to be required for work pc, server, etc that are on internal-router subnet but dont require high speed internet access.
Something seems to have changed recently with firmware update after 386.5 (maybe?) that causes killswitch on internal-router to block access to local subnet resources, like the UI for the internal-router, after it reboots. If i unplug the WAN cable from the internal-router. I can nav just fine to it and any other resources on local subnet. But i cant get to anything local or otherwise when the wan cable is plugged in.
Any thoughts? What am i missing?
I have 2 routers:
external-router with 1Gb fiber from ISP. Not using provider modem. Internet on the external router subnet works fine with no issues. This router is an AXE11000 that for the faster CPU chip as i force everything thru VPN on the router.
internal-router connected thru Wan port with static external-router subnet IP. This router also has VPN setup on it for the internal-router subnet data.
VPN director for the external router has a static route set for internal-router IP to bypass vpn and go thru WAN port(so as to not have double encryption, as its not needed). I have the internal-router bypassing external-router VPN so that i can easily bypass for my internal streaming PC for upload to YT/Twitch/etc. This still then allows for the internal-router VPN to be required for work pc, server, etc that are on internal-router subnet but dont require high speed internet access.
Something seems to have changed recently with firmware update after 386.5 (maybe?) that causes killswitch on internal-router to block access to local subnet resources, like the UI for the internal-router, after it reboots. If i unplug the WAN cable from the internal-router. I can nav just fine to it and any other resources on local subnet. But i cant get to anything local or otherwise when the wan cable is plugged in.
Any thoughts? What am i missing?