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frequent disconnects
Hello and thank you for your help!
I have two R7000 rounters connected to the same modem. I have created two different networks, becouse I want some of the devices to be on its own network and seporated from other devices - it's accualy required for my POS to be on a sepporate network. But, experiance a multilpe crashes throut the day on both networks. When I was setting second router up, I received the warning that problems might accure. What should I do to prevent those disconets?
Using a passthrough-network cascading - not the ideal solution of course.
Introduce a router able to handle two or more networks, on tagged VLAN or untagged dedicated VLAN ports, which can do the NATing accordingly onto one public IP. Something like a Netgear BR200 with dedicated unmanaged switches or switches allowing to configure multiple VLANs, like the Smart Managed Plus units. The R7000/R7000P can be given a second life (I hope) as wireless access points.
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Does your ISP support connecting more than one device to the modem? Most ISP offer only one public IP address on consumer and SOHO service levels.
- I’m pretty sure it doesn’t. So what should I do if I want to have multiple networks?
Using a passthrough-network cascading - not the ideal solution of course.
Introduce a router able to handle two or more networks, on tagged VLAN or untagged dedicated VLAN ports, which can do the NATing accordingly onto one public IP. Something like a Netgear BR200 with dedicated unmanaged switches or switches allowing to configure multiple VLANs, like the Smart Managed Plus units. The R7000/R7000P can be given a second life (I hope) as wireless access points.
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