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Two routers - one exit point?
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this post was submitted on 14 Jun 2023
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Why not? Or rather, to which router do your servers connect, the FB or the Speedport? Or because you're on DS-lite or CG-NAT and don't have a "direct" external IP?
The Speedport via 5G Hybrid. Neither DS-Lite nor CG-NAT. I have a direct tunnel exit IP, which i could also use as external, but i do want to have two different networks, however i want to tunnel from the FB Network to an external exit point (like the Hetzner router)
Zerotier apparently can do that, i have not been able to set it up though. The connection works, but for whatever reason i can't really get any incoming Data to be routed back to the corresponding server.