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NVG510 not bridgeable, no 2210 offered anymore
So, I have found all kinds of solutions to place the NVG510 into a "bridge mode" on the internet and old forums, but now as of 4/xx/2013 they say it can't be done anymore. So I asked for a Motorola 2210, as that is what I used at my business location to set up passthrough mode so we could run our business our way.
My question,
What is the replacement device so I can use my equipment behind the IP DSLAM gateway NVG510 that was sent to me?
Kevin
soulweeper
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7 Messages
9 years ago
^^^ In the above post/screenshots, I'm assuming I want to check "use static IP address", correct? And then enter the IP address, subnet IP address and gateway IP address, correct?
That one screenshot is actually a little different than what I have, but you get the idea.
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ATTU-verseCare
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9 years ago
Hi @soulweeper,
You are correct. If you have the gateway configured properly, you can have it obtain the IP, but I would suggest doing it via use Static and inputting all the information.
-David T
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soulweeper
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7 Messages
9 years ago
Yep....did it today, and it works perfect!
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miles-man
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8 years ago
Please clarify for me. "Is the function of the "cascaded router", to implement a 2nd WAN/LAN segment for purposes other then pass-through"? I would love to brick my NVG510 except to act as a bridge connection to my NetGear 610, ATT support kiddies, tells me that this is not possible. I am just trying to take back control of my LAN and DNS in my WAN. Any ideas, maybe some trickery?
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