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ccarmock · 26-07-2021, 20:58

No problem - the Draytek I have is a 2960.
The WAN port is setup as a static service.

So Your Hitron will have a range of IP addresses configured on it's LAN. To see what that is login to the Hitron on 192.168.0.1 and then browse to Admin -> VMB IP Service

The IP address you want will be listed at the boottom 'Your static IP address is:'

Use this address with the last number incremented by 1 as the WAN address on your Draytek. In the Draytek config set the WAN subnet mask to 255.255.255.248. Finally the Draytek WAN gateway IP address is the static address you found from the Hitron.

Then ensure that the Draytek WAN port is connected to any one of the 4 Hitron Ethernet ports.

That is the minimum config you need to make this work.

I also have the Connection detection mode on the WAN interface of the Draytek set to PING

26-07-2021, 20:58	#36
ccarmock cf.geek Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 804	Re: Hitron CGNV4 - Static IP and Modem Mode No problem - the Draytek I have is a 2960. The WAN port is setup as a static service. So Your Hitron will have a range of IP addresses configured on it's LAN. To see what that is login to the Hitron on 192.168.0.1 and then browse to Admin -> VMB IP Service The IP address you want will be listed at the boottom 'Your static IP address is:' Use this address with the last number incremented by 1 as the WAN address on your Draytek. In the Draytek config set the WAN subnet mask to 255.255.255.248. Finally the Draytek WAN gateway IP address is the static address you found from the Hitron. Then ensure that the Draytek WAN port is connected to any one of the 4 Hitron Ethernet ports. That is the minimum config you need to make this work. I also have the Connection detection mode on the WAN interface of the Draytek set to PING