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germinal

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#68263 17-Sep-2010 20:32
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Hi Team,

I have existing 3COM N-router(HP V110 ADSL-A Wireless-N  Wireless Router model JE459A) with built-in ADSL+2 modem, firewall & router. I'm joining Telstraclear by the end of the month. I'm just wondering if I can disable the modem function of my router. Share my broadband connectiong by using the  Dynamic/Fixed IP in 1483 Bridge Mode to connect to the TCL supplied cable modem to share my wifi connection to  2 computer  and Ipod Touch. Is this possible?
 
The 3COM had the following connection protocol:
PPOE
PPOA
Bridge Mode
Routing Mode over ATM
Dynamic/Fixed IP in 1483 Bridge Mode

Regards,

CJ

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  #381450 17-Sep-2010 21:45
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I'd highly doubt it. The device has no WAN port.

Bridge mode is no use because you're after something that would act as a router, not a bridge.




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  #381544 18-Sep-2010 09:13
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Yep as Steve says, its a no go, find a router with a WAN port, there are plenty to chose from here

http://www.ascent.co.nz/Category.aspx?majorcatID=67

The Asus RT-N13U has good reviews both running its stock factory firmware or DD-WRT.

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  #381615 18-Sep-2010 13:23
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Hi Team,

Thanks for the advise, ill check the recommended wireless router with dedicated WAN port.

Cheers,

CJ

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