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Originally Posted by skwlsout
Have you ensure that remote access is turned on all routers? including the first?
Maybe try putting your second modem in the DMZ on your first modem router, to see if its accessible then?
Also something that sometimes randomly works for me with networking issues, is instead of daisy chaining the routers through the second routers internet port, run an ethernet into the LAN1, 2 3 or 4 ports. Then mess with various ip and subnet settings.
I really hate local routing problems, and generally just stumble on the solution though luck.
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Hi skwlsout, thank you so much for the help. But I was able to solve the problem =) It was due to the fact that my new DHCP modem doesn't allow me to connect to my own IP. When I asked someone to test it from the outside, it worked. Thank you very much for your time and help