Remotely Connect ARRIS and TP Link Nested Network Remotely
Here's a complete step-by-step guide for your specific dual-router setup (Arris modem/router → TP-Link nested network): Your Network Layout Internet → Arris (public IP) → TP-Link router → Your Desktop PC Because you have two routers , you'll need to port forward on both of them, and also set up a way to find your public IP from outside. STEP 1 — Find Your Desktop's Local IP (on the TP-Link network) On your desktop PC : Press Windows + R , type cmd , hit Enter Type ipconfig and press Enter Look for "Ethernet adapter" or "Wi-Fi" section Write down the IPv4 Address — it will look like 192.168.x.x This is your Desktop's TP-Link IP (e.g. 192.168.0.105 ) STEP 2 — Find the TP-Link Router's IP on the Arris Network The TP-Link has two IPs — one facing your desktop (LAN), one facing the Arris (WAN). You need the WAN-facing IP . Option A — Check the TP-Link admin panel: Open a browser and go to http://192.168.0.1 or http://tp...