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Hey everyone. So I created a wire guard tunnel to my home network in order to access my are containers but all I can access is my router login page and one of my access point login page. All being in the same range is 192.168.3.1(router), 192.168.3.2 (access point and switch) and 192.168.3.10 server. My arr listen to their respective ports ie 8989 for sonarr etc. When I'm at home I reach them with no issues. What could be the reason I can't access them remotely?

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[–] [email protected] 2 points 2 weeks ago

Can you ping the server through your tunnel? Maybe try a traceroute to see if it gets through your router correctly.

If this does work, check if the arrs have some "restrict to local network" setting.

If not, I'd check the firewall logs on your router to see if it is blocking the connection.