Yes I can, it has worked 'till now with a router based on Windows ICS.
But this isn't a very good solution..

About nmap: No matter if I scan it first or not. If I have HTTPS enabled 
and a go to http://192.168.1.1 I get an empty page (not a connection 
which is refused), if I go to https://192.168.1.1 it's refused.

Seth Rothenberg wrote:

>It sounds like the switch is not set up
>the way you think it is.
>This is a software (or f/w config) problem,
>not electrical.
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>Can you plug in a machine (linux,etc)
>to the switch, and prove that you can
>go through the switch to that port?
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>Will check in late or tomorrow.
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