QUOTE(boygr8 @ Jan 9 2007, 11:55 PM) [snapback]74263[/snapback]
Method provided by cyberwiz
Isnt the procedure provided by Cyberwiz to use Bridge mode too tedious? I just selecte d Bridge Mode In WAN properties and rest configured the Windows dialer. Is it fine? will now I be able to schedule for NU period?
will I lose out on some features by this method> i heard there some features like port forwarding ,NAT etc whcih are better in Bridge Mode.
Will the way I configured my Bridge Mode affect these features????[/b]
Its meant for absolute noob therefore its step by step and appears tedious .
Diff in wat u hv done is that u have not assigned static IP & Disabled DHCP. WHile bridge still works with DHCP enabled and u shld get all the features, disabling DHCP and assiging static IP to LAN is the correct way of implementing bridge mode, eliminating any chance of connectivity prob between router and lan card and also modem and ISP gateway.
Method provided by cyberwiz
Isnt the procedure provided by Cyberwiz to use Bridge mode too tedious? I just selecte d Bridge Mode In WAN properties and rest configured the Windows dialer. Is it fine? will now I be able to schedule for NU period?
will I lose out on some features by this method> i heard there some features like port forwarding ,NAT etc whcih are better in Bridge Mode.
Will the way I configured my Bridge Mode affect these features????[/b]
Its meant for absolute noob therefore its step by step and appears tedious .
Diff in wat u hv done is that u have not assigned static IP & Disabled DHCP. WHile bridge still works with DHCP enabled and u shld get all the features, disabling DHCP and assiging static IP to LAN is the correct way of implementing bridge mode, eliminating any chance of connectivity prob between router and lan card and also modem and ISP gateway.
