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+		<a class="webmention__author p-author h-card u-url" href="https://hcommons.social/@kfitz/114494701192136016" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">
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+		  <strong class="p-name">Kathleen Fitzpatrick</strong>
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+		<time class="webmention__pubdate dt-published" datetime="2025-05-12T11:48:14+00:00">12 May 2025 - 11:48</time>
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+	  An update to this ask: I more or less flipped the thing upside-down yesterday. Instead of using IP Passthrough to hand all the DHCP business to the Eeros, I instead put the Eeros in bridge mode, so all the DHCP stuff is being handled by the BGW320. It's behaving pretty well, and I have been able to assign a public static IP address to the NAS. The NAS is now of course being subjected to a range of scanning attacks, but my firewall appears to be holding. I would very much like to install a network-level VPN, though (unsurprisingly) AT&T has their hardware locked down in a way that pushes you toward their VPN-as-a-service. If y'all have suggestions for ways to get around that, I'm all ears! #AskFedi #BGW320 #VPN
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