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Use Netgear C3700 N600 as Modem Only
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Hello! I am planning to upgrade to a different wifi router in the future. Can I use this modem/router as a modem only and connect a router to it? Thanks!
I heard that the C3700/N300 doesen't, but i'm wondering if the C3700/N600 does.
Thanks!
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When the C3700 is fully bridged, then the R6700 router will work with it.
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Re: Use Netgear C3700 N600 as Modem Only
I would review the user manual to see if there is any bridge mode or modem mode or disable NAT mode features for this modem combo. Most modem combo supports modem only mode.
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Re: Use Netgear C3700 N600 as Modem Only
> [...] C3700 [...]
C3700 or C3700v2? Look at the product label.
Visit http://netgear.com/support , put in your (actual) model number,
and look for Documentation. Get the User Manual. Look for "Cable Your
Modem Router to a Router or Gateway".
> I heard that the C3700/N300 doesen't, but i'm wondering if the
> C3700/N600 does.
I don't know what you heard where, but I don't see any "C3700/N300"
at "http://netgear.com/support".
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Re: Use Netgear C3700 N600 as Modem Only
Maybe I should rephrase a bit.
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When the C3700 is fully bridged, then the R6700 router will work with it.
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