Netgear modem port connected to WAN port of a Netgear router. Router DHSC is set to on. Seems to me that "Bridge" woyld be correct. (modem default setting is Router).Should I change it?
As many others do, I am reviewing my insurance coverage and costs, and getting a few quotes. I was about to make my decision, then read that a forum member got what he said was a very good rate on his class A, from Hartford. In fact, he said he joine...
The WiFi signal in our stick home, is weak, where we have a flatscreen on which I want to use a Roku dongle. The Roku picks up the signal, but programs pause to re-load the buffer. If I use the Roku on a TV cleser to the main router, everything works...
My old WinXP (Toshiba) laptop, which I really like better than the new Win7 Dell, has a few poblems. It's 9 years old, and I think the screen has gone out. The computer works on an extenal vga monitor. Another problem is that somewhere along the line...
I'll be replacing my old, heavy, front TV set, with a new flatscreen. I'd like to buy one that has variable audio line-out jacks vs fixed line out, for use with the surround sound system. Tried searching the forums, and came up empty.I know I can mod...
Geeze, too bad that Mike's Custom Painting no longer takes individual customers. We had our 2002 Itasca painted by him, around 5 or so years ago. It still looks like a brand new motorhome. Totally removes everything, blue-inks, sands, primes and pain...
Dutch_12078 wrote:Our phones are from Tracfone and use the Verizon network. Our average cost works out to ~$16/mo each. For data, we have two hotspots, one is on AT&T's unlimited 4G/LTE data Connected Car Plan at $20/mo, and the other is on Verizon'...
OK, thanks Gordon. I was going to leave the modem DHCP on, turn the wifi router DHCP off, and move the CAT cable from the WAN port to a LAN port, but since this double NAT doesn't seem to matter, I'll just leave everything set to defaults. Apparently...
OK, will do. But just as an additional morsel of info, if I unplug the CAT5 cable from the router WAN port, and connect the modem directly to my laptop, the laptop accesses the web just fine. If the modem generated 10.10.x.x, would that still work? I...
GordonThree wrote:what are you trying to accomplish? i would stick with "router" unless you've purchased multiple IP addresses from your ISP and you know how to set up the subnet.Simply trying to streamline the system, but using whatever protocol is ...
