Hell with this. Lol its easier at this point to get a land line.
edit : I just found this in a DSL reports forum. Its crazy and i dont understand all of it.
I also wanted to be able to access the "gizmo" web-interface while it sits behind my router, but sadly the "gizmo" does not allow administration from an EXTERNAL source. Most routers allow you to turn ON the option for administering from outside the LAN but the "gizmo" does not for good reason, since sunrocket is instructing BEFORE-router setup.
There is ONE possible solution, but something I have not bothered trying or testing, simply because I am lazy and honestly? Once the "gizmo" is set up, you really DO NOT need to access it, since the Web Interface LITERALLY has NOTHING to administer.. The menu only has the most MINIMAL amount of configuring available and to make matters WORSE, does not even allow you to change the INTERNAL LAN IP Address...
So solution?
Well, you basically have to connect your router to the "gizmo" through the WAN and LAN port. Give the WAN port a FIXED IP Address, Leave the LAN IP ADDRESS as it is, and then probably turn OFF the DHCP Server. The DHCP server does NOT matter although it depends on WHICH DHCP server you use (router, "gizmo", Internal Server) but I actually use Static Addressing in my HOME LAN.
Finally, the "gizmo" uses a FIXED LAN IP ADDRESS of 192.168.251.1 therefore you will have to make your INTERNAL HOME NETWORK use 192.169.251.XXX. Get it? Basically your router/Gateway will have something like 192.168.251.5, your PC 192.168.251.100, and now the "gizmo" WAN will be 192.168.251.10, and the "gizmo" LAN will be 192.168.251.1...
Now you can see the "gizmo" from the LAN side and it still connects through the WAN side and EVERYTHING is still BEHIND the router's NAT firewall. So everyone is happy and secure...
So why didn't I do it? Well, I have 6 computers and I got used to using 192.168.1.XXX for my HOME LAN which would mean changing everything around. And the "gizmo" does not have much to configure, but if sunrocket one day begins releasing UPDATES or there is some way to SLAP in another device, then I will begin playing with this...
Anyone else, if you REALLY must access the "gizmo" just follow the above and it should work, but remember you will be stuck with 192.168.251.XXX for your entire LAN...
At least all of us who use these CHEAP DUMMY Home switches and routers...