First of all, thank you for all the helpful replies and ways to improve my setup! I was checking the routes, dhcp, nat masquerade almost everything I could logically think of. I then tried the default config and was confused why this wouldn't work as well since it's probably meant for people to easily install the router.
So it turns out the problem was my laptops network interface. I was sitting there for hours thinking about possible errors and when my laptop battery died I connected a macbook and all of the sudden it just worked. I was spending two days and then an empty laptop battery fixes my problems. I tested all the ports with the macbook and they work fine. I tested it with the two PCs at home and it worked fine.
I feel a bit dumb for not thinking about changing the device as well since I was sure that it must have been a mistake I made with the configuration of the device. So maybe this post serves as a reminder to always check everything and every device involved just to be on the safe side.
So it turns out the problem was my laptops network interface. I was sitting there for hours thinking about possible errors and when my laptop battery died I connected a macbook and all of the sudden it just worked. I was spending two days and then an empty laptop battery fixes my problems. I tested all the ports with the macbook and they work fine. I tested it with the two PCs at home and it worked fine.
I feel a bit dumb for not thinking about changing the device as well since I was sure that it must have been a mistake I made with the configuration of the device. So maybe this post serves as a reminder to always check everything and every device involved just to be on the safe side.
Statistics: Posted by mightyengineer — Tue Jan 07, 2025 7:55 pm