Hi its been a while since I've posted on the forum but maybe someone can help me with some general setup questions with regards the 2830 setup.
He's a basic drawing of my home network.


http://i270.photobucket.com/albums/jj113/matthewg1974/Draytek-1.jpg

I've connected the 2830 and added some static routes , So far so good all of my lans 10,11,12 have internet access.
However I am unable to access management (or ping) the inside interface of the 2830 (192.168.0.1) from any of my inside vlans. Also I cannot ping from the draytek to any host in lan 10,11,12 etc.
Is this normal behaviour ? Do i just need to add some firewall rules?

Thanks
Matt

Apparently you can't.
I've spoken to draytek support (who were very helpful) and you have to be in the local directly connected (to the draytek router) subnet to manage it via a browser...

So I can manage the router remotely from anywhere on the internet if I want. Just not from a secure inside subnet.
Maybe I'll use the ethernet WAN port as my inside point to point link and just blow a hole in the firewall, At least I'll be able to manage it!

I had this same issue, where the management interface is available to the WAN address, but not available to its local IP address when connecting over a VPN - even though I can ping it!

Is this now a design feature on Draytek routers?

Paul Bryan