Maybe using Port Forwarding, 1:1 NAT rules, or NAT Exceptions could be a way around it. Just gotta make sure you've got the right network setup and routing config.
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Yeah, understanding your routing config and VLAN setup will help troubleshoot this. Running a packet capture on the LAN side MX could also provide some clues.
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The Netgear GS116 and TP-Link TL-SG116 are solid options worth considering, as they mention 802.1p support. If you don’t mind exploring managed switches, they can give you more control over VLANs.
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Perhaps one should use another router or contact the company and ask whether they configure port 4500 to be closed. Other benefits that came to the mind included the fact that working on one site at a time could minimize on complications.
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I have seen similar problems and it is surprising that cmr found 19.1 to be better. If you’re okay with getting into beta testing, you might want to give that version a shot.
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