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How to access the web interface of another subnet?
Hello, a question for network administrators. I'm not really into this.
There is a router to which the Internet is connected (X, Microtik) and behind it several routers with their own subnets (A, B, C, D ...). Since there is no direct access to the router, hence the question: is it possible to enter its Web panel? I read that it is necessary to correct the Gateway, etc. on the connected device, but so far without success.
On routers, the network configuration is approximately the following:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DI8M_smR9iGzLv521...
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So which router do you need to get into? On Mikrotik? Its address is 192.168.88.1. Don `t come in? Doesn't ping? Are you sure that the web-muzzle is enabled on it? Are you sure it's http and not https? Have you tried Winbox to connect? What about SSH?
and who is stopping you from accessing the web interface of the router at 192.168.88.254?
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