TomatoUSB

I'm having trouble connecting to my router from the internet. It used to work and as far as I can tell there were no changes made to my setup around the time I lost capability, although I have done some upgrades since. Here's some details:

System is a Belkin N300 router running Tomato Firmware v1.28.7501 MIPSR2Toastman-RT K26 USB VLAN-Ext (changed from tomato-NDUSB-1.28.8754-Lite in one attempt at a fix)
My external access setup was checked against several online how to's
Connecting with the Web GUI nor SSH with PuTTy do not work from the internet
Connecting with the Web GUI and SSH with PuTTy do work from inside my home network
My ISP assigned router ip address (WAN address) is pingable from the internet
Port forwarding works as I can access my home pc's via Remote Desktop or VNC and SSH to my Linux box

Screenshot of admin page here:

Could this be affected by my ISP at all (Time Warner)? I only ask this because I noted that several months ago my ip address stopped changing when it used to change very few months, even when I power down the cable modem for several hours. its still the same.

Any comments and suggestions to try gratefully received!

Thanks Derek

Are you trying to access your router with https://YerIPAddy:8080 ?

Yes. I use the ip address from the ISP as shown on Tomato overview screen for WAN with the default port port 8080 or any other value that I enter into the Admin Access screen and save

I have used Road Runner commercial and home service extensively and have never had them block any ports, in or out. You must be doing something wrong or have a glitch in the programming. Shame you can't get a screen shot up somewhere.

You are using the "s" in https:// for the address, Yes ?

does http access work?

Ok I managed to work through the image posting (see OP)

It does not work as http either

I don't see anything wrong with the settings. You mention that you have doen some firmware upgrades. When was the last time you did a thorough NVram erase and re-programmed from sctatch ? That is all I can think of for the moment. Running short on ideas, other than maybe accidentaly having port 8080 forwarded to some odd machine.

I thought that a NVRAM erase was done when I went to a different Tomato version, however, I will try that.

BTW I will be tied up on other things for a bit so apologies in advance if I don't respond to posts promptly

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