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25 Jan 2011 14:19 #65846
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I am in the process of switching my broadband provider from BT Broadband to Ripwire who supply a VDSL2+ service using FTTC.
I am currently using a 2820n for both wireless and Ethernet connections.
The 'modem/router' supplied by Ripwire is a Cellpipe 7130 which has been configured as a 'bridge' and is completely locked down with no end user access at all. Presumably, the 7130 output would therefore be a direct connection to an external IP address (which could be either static or dynamic).
Can I use the output from the 7130 to feed into the WAN2 port of the 2820n and have full use of the 2820n DHCP/NAT/Firewall/Ports etc?
I am assuming that I would need to disable WAN1, enable WAN2 for Ethernet and then set up WAN2 on the "Internet Access" page (2nd tab) to use a dynamic IP address (or set it and the default gateway to the external IP address if static). On the LAN General Setup page, I would more or less leave things as they are at the moment regarding NAT and DHCP server?
I hope that all makes sense. Thanks in advance for any help/suggestions as to whether this set up will work or not.
I am currently using a 2820n for both wireless and Ethernet connections.
The 'modem/router' supplied by Ripwire is a Cellpipe 7130 which has been configured as a 'bridge' and is completely locked down with no end user access at all. Presumably, the 7130 output would therefore be a direct connection to an external IP address (which could be either static or dynamic).
Can I use the output from the 7130 to feed into the WAN2 port of the 2820n and have full use of the 2820n DHCP/NAT/Firewall/Ports etc?
I am assuming that I would need to disable WAN1, enable WAN2 for Ethernet and then set up WAN2 on the "Internet Access" page (2nd tab) to use a dynamic IP address (or set it and the default gateway to the external IP address if static). On the LAN General Setup page, I would more or less leave things as they are at the moment regarding NAT and DHCP server?
I hope that all makes sense. Thanks in advance for any help/suggestions as to whether this set up will work or not.
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27 Jan 2011 17:38 #65922
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How does a PC connected to the ripwire setup get it's IP? Is it standard DHCP? PPPoE?
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27 Jan 2011 18:11 #65923
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I've been told by other users that it is DHCP.
I'll guess I'll find out whether my intended set-up will work when it goes live tomorrow sometime.
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How does a PC connected to the ripwire setup get it's IP? Is it standard DHCP? PPPoE?jedi98 wrote:
I've been told by other users that it is DHCP.
I'll guess I'll find out whether my intended set-up will work when it goes live tomorrow sometime.
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28 Jan 2011 01:19 #65934
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I'm not 100% but it looks to me like you go to
WAN >> Internet Access >> WAN2 >> Static or Dynamic IP
enable it then set it to "Obtain an IP address automatically".
Since your setup apparently allows you to DHCP an address frem a PC I doubt whether it need the Router or Domain Names filled in.
It looks like that agrees with what you thought.
WAN >> Internet Access >> WAN2 >> Static or Dynamic IP
enable it then set it to "Obtain an IP address automatically".
Since your setup apparently allows you to DHCP an address frem a PC I doubt whether it need the Router or Domain Names filled in.
It looks like that agrees with what you thought.
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28 Jan 2011 13:39 #65958
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Went live with new ISP on VDSL and it did indeed work as I envisaged.
Now have around 11Mb down and 5mb up vs 1.9 up and 0.3 down that I had with BT Broadband
Now have around 11Mb down and 5mb up vs 1.9 up and 0.3 down that I had with BT Broadband
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29 Jan 2011 12:50 #65973
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Glad to hear it went well. By the way I found that the QoS settings had a big effect on speed tests when turned on. Particularly the WAN2 bandwidth settings.
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