Hit the WAN ip, get to the internal LUCI web interface (443, 80, dealer's choice). Just the answer though. 2022 challenge

[lleachii]

SMH, since you want to be such a

@midwestsocs

Dick

yourself...you could have just searched the forum - instead of insulting all prospective respondents.

@midwestsocs

Sure, there are many posts and search results but they all terrible (old, wrong, overly complex, and tons of people blabbering on and on about some stupid security stuff that is irrelevant. Or go on and on about why it should be done another way, or not at all).

Untrue:

How to access OpenWrt from external static ip

Port forward WAN to 192.168.1.1 (DST 443 or 80 tcp depending on OpenWrt version. Allow input on WAN to 443 or 80 tcp depending on OpenWrt version. (If you don't know how to do this already, you may want to reconsider - because there are serious security implications.) You don't have to pay, guess you didn't read. People are refusing to tell you this because it is very dangerous.

But yea...maybe you should realize your WAN IP isn't public, so this won't work (as-is) anyway

@psherman

sounds like such a great deal.

Dang...taxes are high in Texas...or that's a pretty expensive burger!!!

(But...if you send a pre-paid envelope, what's the postage for???)

I'll pass, I bet it won't be a burger that I receive.

@flygarn12

Just turn off the firewall since you don’t care anyway about security.

Wow...good answer too!