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placing CAX80 in bridge mode
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placing CAX80 in bridge mode
How do I place my CAX80 in bridge mode, so it behaves like a switch, not a router. I will use my enterprise router downstream.
I checked the Netgear user manual but no help there.
Thanks!
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Re: placing CAX80 in bridge mode
You can put it modem only mode but then most ISP's only support 1 connected device to it.
Or you can leave it in router mode and simply put the enterprise routers ip address into its dmz.
also in AP setup: RAXE500->EAX80
1.4gig download/100mbps upload from Xfinity
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Re: placing CAX80 in bridge mode
Under the Advanced settings on my CAX80, there is an option for Router Mode (On Off). Once I select the Off option, my modem appears to be in bridge mode.
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You only get multiple WAN IP addresses IF the ISP supports that. Most don't.
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