[BUG?] Port Forwarding & Connection Refused

[NetriX]

I have my setup as follows:

 

Asus Router > Netduma > PS4

 

My netduma router has a DHCP static ip of 192.168.1.4 setup through Asus router.

 

In my Asus router settings I have a static route setup as well to allow me to connect to netduma via 192.168.88.1 or 192.168.1.4

 

During a game on PS4 I noticed my NAT type was moderate. As UPNP didn't work for me, I opted to try port forwarding and succeeded in opening nat type.

 

After port forwarding, I'm no longer to access my netduma control panel through both the static ip and netduma ip. It simply states, "Connection Refused".

 

I am however still able to access the netduma CP if I use my PS4 browser, but this is pretty much a headache at points.

 

I've tried disabling UPNP and other small items without success.

 

I can no longer access from from PC as I used to.

 

Suggestions?

[II N3MES1S II]

First things first, get rid of the ASUS

 

Set the modem>netduma>network

 

No need for the asus unless you are trying to use 5ghz wifi

 

The 2ghz wifi on the netduma is solid as a rock for those using wifi

[NetriX]

First things first, get rid of the ASUS

 

Set the modem>netduma>network

 

No need for the asus unless you are trying to use 5ghz wifi

 

The 2ghz wifi on the netduma is solid as a rock for those using wifi

 

Unfortunately, the Netduma router cannot take full advantage of my Gigabit internet, this is why I don't currently have it as my main one.

[II N3MES1S II]

The last update to the netduma should allow for those speeds.

 

Version 1.03.6g check to see if you are on that version if not, I would go and get it updated

[Slipknot31286sic6]

Max router supports is 900. Says on mikrotik site

[Netduma Fraser]

I'm not entirely sure why that would occur but I would like to take a look. Could you post in the 1 on 1 section please with dates/times you're available