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Ghila96
Nov 03, 2016Aspirant
Cascade Router
Hello everybody, I cascade Netgear DGND3700v2 to a modem of my provider (LAN to LAN). I followed this steps: 1) Adapt DHCP range (for main modem in set from 192.168.0.2 to 192.168.0.254 and its ...
- Retired_MemberNov 06, 2016
You're Welcome,
search the web for your ISP modem and or call ISP and ask them to place it in bridge mode OR purchase a Access Point.
Ghila96
Nov 05, 2016Aspirant
Thank you for reply,
I put router in cascade (LAN to LAN) because of provider router (that is imposed by my provider) limitation. So, if I put the router in cascade, but in LAN to WAN mode, I could solve both problems?
Retired_Member
Nov 05, 2016No! you need an Access Point
- Ghila96Nov 05, 2016Aspirant
Thank you for reply.
My purpose was to use ISP Router as simple modem, to access to Internet, while the Netgeat to manage the home network. There is no way to do a similar configuration? Neither Lan to Lan or Lan to Wan connections could do this?
If I use my Netgear as access point it is very limited (as functions)!- Retired_MemberNov 05, 2016
Place ISP router in Bridge mode and use 3700 in router mode and use WAN Port
- Ghila96Nov 06, 2016Aspirant
Thank you!
Could you write the passages to set my Netgear? Alternatively, could you link a guide?