Dear SIFU all, i just installed Maxis fiber broadband fixed IP package 30Mbps yesterday. can i configure the maxis router from WAN? example: router is located in office, can i configure the router from home?
i can ping the IP with 100% response from home, but when i key http://123.133.xx.xx at browser, nothing came out.............(although inside office LAN, i can access router easily)
just wonder any special setting need to choose inside maxis router?

this the "workaround" currently what i do (remote access software & VPN) ....
just wonder any other way can direct open the router login page by browserfrom WAN which is same like Ohana (another ISP).
actually my final plan is set a mail server, using DMZ feature at router side forward packets from router to mail server

another story, i found that both Maxis & Ohana not provided addtional public IP like Unifi, example if using fixed IP Unifi , my unifi router get the public IP 17x.xxx.xxx.133, and then my device (server/pc/firewall) which is connecting to router with LAN Port1 will get the public ip 17x.xxx.xxx.134, but the disadvantage is router Lan port 2,3,4 cannot be used for other PC/acess point/router

This post has been edited by Konohamaru: Dec 12 2015, 03:28 PM

Hi Boss, i am using fixed IP 30Mbps, what you mean router IP and user IP? does it mean you have 2 public IP? Unifi fixed IP got 2 public IP wor, one for router, another one will auto be assigned from LAN port1 ( Lanport 2~4 will be disable automatically)

Hi boss , this is exactly what i want. but my situation is i get the fixed IP is 123.123.123.123 for router , but i don't have user IP is 123.123.123.124, i suspected is the given maxis router can't support this kind of feature? or because my fixed IP package is belongs to " special offer price RM499 30Mbps package"? now my maxis router all 4 LAN port can be used, but the obtained IP will be 192.168.xx.xx ( not public IP) , my TM modem is an old unifi modem which is white color one, the weird thing is maxis router connect to TM modem by using LAN port no 3, usually should be using Lan port No 2, but i got no response if plug to port no 2....

is your router same like me? i think that router maybe is suit for home user, not for company use?



This post has been edited by Konohamaru: Jan 5 2016, 02:41 PM

for my server use loh. i will be more easier for me if there is a public IP for server, especially my server is linux base which is using iptable to do routing, somemore performing 4 virtualization.......