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_mikecgreen
Mar 30, 2021Aspirant
Using c7000 v2 in bridge mode w/ Google Wifi
Hey everyone, Wanting to use the c7000v2 in bridge mode with Google mesh wifi. Has anyone done this? (or used in bridge mode with other mesh wifi? Eero? Orbi? etc.)... The c7000 v2 is DOCSIS 3.0 ...
_mikecgreen
Mar 30, 2021Aspirant
Thanks for the tip on the ethernet switch, I didn't realize that I wouldn't be able to use the other ethernet ports on the c7000 once it's swithed over to modem only.
As for keeping my c7000 in both modem and router mode, I think that may cause some connection issues. I'm already having some trouble with a conisistent signal (Cox sucks) so I want to try fewer devices. I also have a pretty big house and get a weak signal at opposite ends, hence the reason for wanting to go mesh.
To be honest, I want to do this right. I continue to have connection issues such as random signal drops, flashing upstream light etc. (Cox says it's Netgear's fault, Netgear says it's Cox's fault, go figure)... I've switched modem/routers 3 times in the last few months and I'm over it. I just want a solution that works consistenly.
antinode
Mar 30, 2021Guru
> [...] some connection issues. [...]
Between what and what? If between the ISP and the modem, then I
wouldn't expect the C7000v2 modem section to improve when you disable
its router section. If between the C7000v2 router and your wireless
devices, then a different router might make a difference.
> [...] I just want a solution that works consistenly.
Blame assignment is Job One.