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Modified file to apply to a stock technicolor GUI
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ssh lan #377

Closed dga4130-renato closed 5 years ago

dga4130-renato commented 5 years ago

When SSH LAN is switched on, from the local laptop, it is impossible to resolve domain address connection under ssh. If the connection comes from a device not connected to the dga4130 there is no problem. If the SSH Lan is set to off,from the local laptop connected to dga4130, SSH connections from external Domain are ok, and even from internal. Example... SSH Lan on from local device type SSH domain.duckdns.org and you get connection refused. From other device works ok. SSH Lan off, works on either internal or external device.

FrancYescO commented 5 years ago

domain resolution is not connected to ssh.

when SSH LAN is off if you cannot connect to SSH (using wan domain/ip or lan domanin/ip makes no difference) when the client is in the LAN is just a correct behaviour

dga4130-renato commented 5 years ago

So it's correctly working like that ?

dga4130-renato commented 5 years ago

I mean with the Lan switch on... Connects only if you type the internal 192.168.xxx.xxx .. using a dyndns it says connection refused

FrancYescO commented 5 years ago

thats because NAT loopback is disabled (and i don't know if there is a way to enable it)

kevdagoat commented 5 years ago

Good luck doing that because dns resolvation is only designed for port 80 not 22

On Thu, 6 Dec 2018 at 8:09 pm, Francesco M notifications@github.com wrote:

thats because NAT loopback is disabled (and i don't know if there is a way to enable it)

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dga4130-renato commented 5 years ago

Ok then it's worth to close the issue