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#40291 28-Aug-2009 00:44
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Hi,
I am trying to configure DrayTek Vigor26000V router with TelstraClear cable modem. I am basically trying to transfer my
PC IPConfig details onto the router, but not sure where exactly the details should go. I tried with DHCP 
server on the router but didn't work. Can somebody guide me in the right direction please.
Thanks,
Vijay


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  #251172 28-Aug-2009 06:56
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IP address details obviously go on the WAN interface, so you are currently very confused. Given Draytek WAN interface is ADSL (I haven't checked the specs) it can't be used anyway.




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  #251184 28-Aug-2009 07:53
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The 2600V can't be used as a NAT router with a cable modem. It's designed for ADSL only so if of no use as a router.

You can use it as an ATA fine by specifying a local IP and plugging your network into the LAN port.

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  #251187 28-Aug-2009 08:11
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Do you mean to say I wouldn't be able to use it by itself or even in conjunction with Motorola Flexi Board cable modem. Thanks



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  #251190 28-Aug-2009 08:22
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If you want to use it just for the VoIP ATA then you can use it but only for that.

It can't be used as a router/firewall for cable modems (or any other ethernet device). It's only designed for ADSL.


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