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ACCESSING WNDR4300 FROM MY C3700
How do i access my NVR SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM,,,,, That is connected to my WNDR4300 router,,,,,,which is connected to my C3700 router/modem..... from my COMPUTER which is connected directctly to my ...
> ACCESSING WNDR4300 FROM MY C3700
"WNDR4300" or "WNDR4300v2"? Firmware version?
> [...] now I have 2 Networks and 2 routers.
Since you've replaced your old (unspecified) "my modem" with a
modem+router, the straightforward way would be to configure the WNDR4300
as a wireless access point, rather than as the full-function router it
currently is. That should eliminate your two-router problems. Visit
http://netgear.com/support , put in your (actual) model number, and look
for Documentation. Get the User Manual. Look for "Wireless AP".
Its setup as a wireless access point. I have devices wired and wireless connected to it . They are able to access the internet . When i got the C3700 i simply unplugged my computer from the old router, plugged it up to the new C3700, set up the C3700 and then connnected the wndr4300v2 to it via the 2 yellow ports on the rearand it worked.
> Its setup as a wireless access point. [...]
I'm lost. Your original post said "I have 2 Networks and 2
routers." What, exactly, does that mean to you? What are the IP
addresses of these devices?What, exactly, does "It[']s setup as a wireless access point" mean to
you? Did you do what it says at "Use the Router as a Wireless Access
Point" in the WNDR4300v2 User Manual, or what?> [...] When i got the C3700 i simply unplugged my computer from the old
> router, [...]And this (unspecified) "the old router" is what was previously known
as your (unspecified) "my modem"?
> [...] plugged it up to the new C3700, set up the C3700 and then
> connnected the wndr4300v2 to it via the 2 yellow ports on the rearand it
> worked.
I'll assume that that means that you ran a cable between one of the
C3700 LAN Ethernet ports and the WNDR4300v2 WAN/Internet port.So, what, exactly, does not work now?
I HAD a Modem that was JUST a modem. I had the WNDR4300v2 connected to it. I bought the C3700 which is a modem and a router in one. it has 2 Ethernet ports on the back. My computer is conected to one, and the WNDR4300v2 is conected to the other. When i say 2 networks i mean each router has a differant network name . C3700 (RAZORBACK1) - WNDR4300v2 (RAZORBACK2). My NVR system is connected to the WNDR4300v2. If i unlpug my computer from the C3700 and plug it up to the WNDR4300v2 i can access the NVR since its on the SAME network, and i can access the router funtions. Im trying to acces the WNDR4300v2 while it and my computer are plugged up to the C3700. (IF thats possible) . Im not network savy so im not sure of all the terminology but I learn quick.
Only i have access to the C3700 (RAZORBACK1) , and guest and family use the WNDR4300v2 (RAZORBACK2). So i wanted to keep the 2 networks. I can connect to BOTH the C3700 and the WNDR4300v2 wirelessly. and my NVR , Magic Jack, Printer, etc. are connected to the WNDR4300v2 by ethernet cable.