Hi Simon, Yes, that's a bit more, but indeed. That might be a solution. However, you can let your server do a simple request to the router on behalf of the client. A full blown proxy might be a bit of overkill. There is this other point. Can you reach the routers logon from the internet, or only from withing your client? If the last is the case, a proxy won't help you.
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