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R7000 in bridge mode (AP) with Disney Circle
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R7000 in bridge mode (AP) with Disney Circle
Hello,
I have a R7000 router, in bridge mode wich is connected to my ISP supplied modem, a Huawei brand.
I need to have the Huawei connected becuase it has a VOIP connection and the R7000 doesnt.
I want to use the new Disney Circle, however when I go to connect to the R7000 via the iOS APP it says that I cant connect to the R7000 when it is in AP or Bridge Mode.
My question is. How can I use Disney Circle (full paid access) with my current setup. Are then any settings or hardware changes I can do?
I know I can remove the Huawei, but I will lose my VOIP.
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Re: R7000 in bridge mode (AP) with Disney Circle
AP mode disables a lot of your router's features:
Disabled Features on the Router when set to AP Mode | Answer | NETGEAR Support
Likewise bridge mode:
What features are disabled when my Nighthawk R7000 is set to bridge mode? | Answer | NETGEAR Support
The usual way to make a router play nice with a modem is to set the modem in modem only or bridge mode.
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Re: R7000 in bridge mode (AP) with Disney Circle
Thanks for replying. Will this allow me to use Disney Circle and still have VOIP?
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Re: R7000 in bridge mode (AP) with Disney Circle
That probably depends on your modem and the VoIP service.
If your ISP has a user forum, the folks there may be able to provide better answers.
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