On the static routes page of your router, such as OpenWrt, you can create a route to a WAN IP and have the miners set to this, then point the static route to a local IP like so:
Then you just set up the same IP on Windows / Linux for this WAN IP and the LAN IP like so:
On the static routes page of your router, such as OpenWrt, you can create a route to a WAN IP and have the miners set to this, then point the static route to a local IP like so:![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/706132/37688831-cf8eaf92-2c99-11e8-854c-e296407d4700.png)
Then you just set up the same IP on Windows / Linux for this WAN IP and the LAN IP like so:![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/706132/37688813-b5d6ab5e-2c99-11e8-83d1-4beba1f02c52.png)
Then you will see this in Claymore:![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/706132/37688842-ddb91436-2c99-11e8-97d3-f85548c2ba5c.png)
And this in Proxy:![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/706132/37688861-f27e88c4-2c99-11e8-8642-c0083335b163.png)