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Having issues with a Sat-receiver Modem setup and requested to setup my Netgear Router in Bridging mode so I can add another router to be diagnosed via TeamViewer.
I have searched through all the menues, including advanced and not even seen that term. I have eheard it, but something I have never used and no idea about.
Any assistance, pointers to help woud really be appreciated help me set this up for them.
Can I add a dumb question. I have a Netgear switch GS605 v2 unused for ages, can it be used between iMac and the router to be diagnosed? I feel not, but best ask than stay dumb.
> Having issues with a Sat-receiver Modem setup [...]
"issues"? What is this "a Sat-receiver Modem"?
> [...] requested to setup my Netgear Router in Bridging mode so I can > add another router to be diagnosed via TeamViewer.
Huh? "requested" by whom? "my Netgear Router" is the WNR3500Lv2? Firmware version? Why are you trying to use the WNR3500Lv2 with your (unspecified) "a Sat-receiver Modem"?
> [...] I have searched through all the menues, including advanced and > not even seen that term. [...]
"that term" means "Bridging mode"? What "Bridging mode" might mean in this context is not immediately clear. Depending on exactly what you're trying to do with what, you might be being asked to configure the WNR3500Lv2 as a wireless access point (WAP), but that's only a guess.
> Can I add a dumb question. [...]
Is that a question?
> [...] I have a Netgear switch GS605 v2 unused for ages, can it be used > between iMac and the router to be diagnosed? [...]
I don't see why not. Of course, I also have no idea why.
This whole discussion might work better if you provided an accurate, detailed description of your equipment, and tried to describe the actual problems which you are trying solve, rather than asking how to implement some particular "solution" (like, say, "Bridging mode") which may or may not make much sense.
Are you having some kind of problem getting TeanViewer to work with your (poorly described) network configuration? Or what?
If your "a Sat-receiver Modem" actually includes a router, then cascading anouter router (like, say, a WNR3500Lv2) with it could cause a variety of problems, including something called "double NAT". In such a case, configuring the second router as a WAP might make some sense.
It may not be especially easy to configure a WNR3500Lv2 as a WAP; it's an older model which lacks a convenient one-step option to do that, but it should be possible. If any of that's actually relevant in this situation.
> Having issues with a Sat-receiver Modem setup [...]
"issues"? What is this "a Sat-receiver Modem"?
> [...] requested to setup my Netgear Router in Bridging mode so I can > add another router to be diagnosed via TeamViewer.
Huh? "requested" by whom? "my Netgear Router" is the WNR3500Lv2? Firmware version? Why are you trying to use the WNR3500Lv2 with your (unspecified) "a Sat-receiver Modem"?
> [...] I have searched through all the menues, including advanced and > not even seen that term. [...]
"that term" means "Bridging mode"? What "Bridging mode" might mean in this context is not immediately clear. Depending on exactly what you're trying to do with what, you might be being asked to configure the WNR3500Lv2 as a wireless access point (WAP), but that's only a guess.
> Can I add a dumb question. [...]
Is that a question?
> [...] I have a Netgear switch GS605 v2 unused for ages, can it be used > between iMac and the router to be diagnosed? [...]
I don't see why not. Of course, I also have no idea why.
This whole discussion might work better if you provided an accurate, detailed description of your equipment, and tried to describe the actual problems which you are trying solve, rather than asking how to implement some particular "solution" (like, say, "Bridging mode") which may or may not make much sense.
Are you having some kind of problem getting TeanViewer to work with your (poorly described) network configuration? Or what?
If your "a Sat-receiver Modem" actually includes a router, then cascading anouter router (like, say, a WNR3500Lv2) with it could cause a variety of problems, including something called "double NAT". In such a case, configuring the second router as a WAP might make some sense.
It may not be especially easy to configure a WNR3500Lv2 as a WAP; it's an older model which lacks a convenient one-step option to do that, but it should be possible. If any of that's actually relevant in this situation.
Well, someone likes a keyboard and utilising every single option going!
I appreciate your time to your way help me. However I would prefer you not to bother if you enjoy being condecending and feel the need to confuse everything with your keyboard prowess.
It just appears a bunch of pointless boffin terms and signs with some good points you could have written briefly in a helpful way. For those I thank you, for the rest of that twaddle all I ask is "What are you on"?
People like me whom have trained for our skills, do not know every other persons skills, hence why they ask on forums to ask others to share and help. Some, very few are like you and luckily in the minority.
If you cannot be polite and nice, wind that neck in... please.
I have actually managed to fumble and work it out myself now.
May I add a point as feedback.
When someone like myself seeks help, as a non-expert it is easier to be brief at first seeking help rather that writing reems of no useful or non relevant details. then those that know better can ask the pertinent information needed.
