Does BSNL allow incoming traffic on port 443 and 80?

[_DustynotRusty_]

Recently, I've setup a server with the help of a friend for home purposes(media,NAS, etc). So fyi my home connection is this way: WAN -> 'Eurobird' (both modem and router) -> D-Link router -> Server. So 'Eurobird' is the name on my router (don't know the exact model no). So when I've open ports 443 and 80 to my server, I can't access it all>
I've used SWAG by linuxserver.io and I can't access the park page at all. I'm even getting a cert too, but can't understand what's wrong. So please try to help me guys.Btw if it makes sense It's a PON connection to the Eurobird

Will post any info if needed,thanks.

 

[Lolita_Magnum]

Since you mentioned the eurobird is also a router. What IP are you receiving on your eurobird? Is your eurobird and D-Link in bridge mode? If yes then, what IP are you receiving on your D-Link router? If no, then have you put your D-Link ip in DMZ?

 

[_DustynotRusty_]

I don't really know. I think its in what ISP gives. D-Link acts as an AP. I don't know. And no I haven't put D-Link in dmz. Im sorry if it isn't the answer you were expecting but let me know if its a wrong one

 

[Lolita_Magnum]

Are you sure D-Link is in AP mode?
What's your IP information in your computer?
If it's a Linux Nas, kindly share the output when entered ifconfig or ip a.
Kindly do share some screenshots of WAN information on D-Link and eurobird.

 

[_DustynotRusty_]

do share some screenshots of WAN information on D-Link an

Router config – Google Drive

drive.google.com

First 2ones are of eurobird and next one is D-Link

 

[Lolita_Magnum]

Your D-Link is definitely not set for AP this way of setting up is clearly wrong, kindly disable DHCP in your D-Link, and add LAN configuration as 192.168.1.34 (right now it's 192.168.100.1) if it asks for gateway then add 192.168.1.1, and connect the cable from Eurobird to one of its LAN ports and not WAN PORT.
I do not see IP Address provided by your ISP for the Eurobird with the screenshots you have provided. Kindly click on status and see if it's visible.

 

[_DustynotRusty_]

Your D-Link is definitely not set for A

What do you mean?

 

[Lolita_Magnum]

D-Link acts as an AP

It's not doing this. It's acting as a completely different gateway/router for your home. It's called double-NAT. Kindly do the following as I have mentioned or try to plug your server directly into Eurobird. Also have you enabled the required port forwarding for your setup, locally and router?

 

[bbtest]

Short answer, Yes. BSNL does allow incoming traffic on 443 and 80.
I am not sure about your setup, but you'd have to forward all the 443 and 80 traffic to the machine on your LAN which is hosting SWAG, from your screenshots I do not see the config to forward traffic to LAN machine
I have Archer C6 in bridge mode with 443/80 port forwarding and it is working seamlessly for me, I am using RADARR/SONARR/DELUGE images all from linuxserver.io

 

[_DustynotRusty_]

I do not see the config to forward traffic to LAN machine

At present I have disabled it since I wasn't using it, but I did forward it to NAS/server