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    Posted: 30 Jul 2016 at 2:53am
In fact i love the G10 Router it works perfect, i have an internet conection bridged from my ISP router, all the trafic is redirected to the G10 (including my public ip) and my home web domain, so the port forwarding is working perfect from the outside, i mean from internet to my home, but when i try to access to the public ip or my domain to an especific port from my home i cant for example, i have EMBY installed on my HP MicroServer and from my office i can log on with my domain, but when i try log from my home to my domain or the public IP the G10 sends me to the config page no the 80 port redirection.

I mean, i guess is a bug, but im not sure.

Thanks for the help
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Did you solve this?
I have exactly the same problem.. Cry
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Common issue with most all routers.

Disabling Remote Management of the router should stop this behavior. And more secure your home network. Ii disable it purely for security purposes. Heaven help me, and maybe you, should some nefarious person take control of my router.


Please reply back the result.


Edited by wardog - 17 Aug 2016 at 10:03pm
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comarcat and dnial, did disabling Remote Management stop that behavior?
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hello, 

I tryed today but Disabling Remote Management dont fix the problem.

Keep the same on the local network
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Originally posted by comarcat comarcat wrote:

hello, 

I tryed today but Disabling Remote Management dont fix the problem.

Keep the same on the local network




Are you using the internal IP, or your external IP?
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Too, what are you attempting to do by accessing the router?

Any programs being used at either end to accomplish this?

Is any anti-virus maybe stopping you?

Is your choice of firewall, AV or plain Windows, config'd to allow or deny access?


Edited by wardog - 12 Dec 2016 at 7:19am
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Also, try by internal ip as such http(s)://192.168.0.1:8080
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