RV320 1.2.1.13 internal network access bug

[bitspaceab]

Setup:

Dual wan in auto mode with 4 vlans and 4 networks. wan 1 default gw. NSD not used at all.
Protocol binding table used to force traffic from Network 1 via WAN1. Traffic from network 2,3,4 forced via WAN2.

Network 1. 192.168.1.0/24 vlan 1 on lan port 1 untagged (port 2,3,4 excluded) Device management enabled
Network 2. 192.168.2.0/24 vlan 20 on lan port 2 untagged (port 1,3,4 excluded) Device management disabled
Network 3. 192.168.3.0/24 vlan 30 on lan port 3 port (port 1,2,4 excluded) Device management disabled
Network 4. 192.168.4.0/24 vlan 40 on lan port 4 (port 1,2,3 excluded) Device management disabled

One-to-One NAT external ip's on wan 1 to internal ip's on vlan 1

On fw 1.1.1.19 you could correctly access port 80 and 443 on computers on network 1 from network 2,3,4 via the external ip on wan 1.

The problem: With 1.2.1.13 firmware you get the RV320 login page whenever you try to access a computer on network 1 on port 80 or 443 instead of being redirected to the computer on network 1.

Please fix asap.

[michel.laurent1 · Accepted solution]

Hi, I had network problems too after upgrading the firmware to 1.2.1.13.

Release Notes state that the configurations between 1.1.1.19 and 1.2.1.13 are NOT compatible.

I was able to resolve my issues by performing the following steps: 

- Upgrade firmware to 1.2.1.13

- Reset router to factory default so that all configurations are deleted.

- Manually re-configure the router. Do not use any configuration file from old 1.1.1.19 firmware version!!

My RV325 is working fine now.

[bitspaceab]

Both routers already factory reset after upgrade and manually configured so this is not it.

[Max Harbin]

Hello Bitspaceab,

I'll lab this up and see if I can recreate your scenario on the new firmware. Quick question, do you have remote management and https enable on the RV320 please?

[bitspaceab]

If i disable HTTPS i takes over HTTP Port 80 instead so I cant reach computers on port 80 from network 2,3,4 on network 1.

Remote management doesn't matter.

I can send you the config from 1.1.1.19 and 1.2.1.13 if you want. Both have been factory reset and manually configured after upgrade. But config should be identical.

[Max Harbin]

My email is maharbin@cisco.com. Please feel free to send them. The reason I asked about remote management is if enabled, by default, it uses 443. 

[bitspaceab]

I have opened a case with cisco small business support and talked to Dean Pillard who has the configs. Do you want them anyway or can you check with Dean directly?

[Max Harbin]

Dean is more than capable of assisting you. I am interested in the outcome however. Will you please ping the case number to my email so I can follow? Thank you.

[bitspaceab]

email sent