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Thanks for doing some digging. Unfortunately the default gateway/router (A Nokia GPON terminator) does not support adding static LAN routes - it's more of a 'f

Thanks for doing some digging. Unfortunately the default gateway/router (A Nokia GPON terminator) does not support adding static LAN routes - it's more of a 'fit and forget' home-grade product and isn't too sophisticated (the available documentation's pretty rubbish too!). The problem will go away in about a month when the Nokia is replaced with a GPON bridge and a Draytek router, then the current 67Mbit VDSL service will be decommissioned just leaving the gigabit FTTP WAN connection.

LinuxBender 4y ago
That's unfortunate. Perhaps one albeit clucky work-around would be to have your Wifi connected to a Linux router, that then routes to your Nokia? By Linux router I just mean a cheap Linux box with ip forwarding enabled and set the routes there? Beyond that I am out of ideas.
- linker3000 4y ago
  Yeah, I started go mentally down the rabbit hole - for example I have an access point running OpenWrt, a few Linux servers and I could find a Raspberry Pi or five, but just decided the gain for the reconfiguration pain was not worth the effort.