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2Wire Router and Cisco e1000 router. How to disable the router function for the 2Wire and connect it to the Cisco router?
I have a 2wire router and also a Cisco e1000 router. How can I disable the router function on the 2wire and connect it to the Cisco e1000?
DSL CABLE ---> 2WIRE ROUTER ---> Cisco E1000 router
How can I disable the router on the 2Wire, and how I connect the 2Wire Router to the Cisco e1000 router so the Cisco will be the router?
Do I need to connect a cable from the 2Wire to the "WAN" port of the Cisco router? OR to the ports 1, 2, 3 OR 4 of the Cisco router?
Thank you!
DSL CABLE ---> 2WIRE ROUTER ---> Cisco E1000 router
How can I disable the router on the 2Wire, and how I connect the 2Wire Router to the Cisco e1000 router so the Cisco will be the router?
Do I need to connect a cable from the 2Wire to the "WAN" port of the Cisco router? OR to the ports 1, 2, 3 OR 4 of the Cisco router?
Thank you!
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The 2Wire is a DSL modem and wireless router, but I want to use the Cisco E1000 as a Wireless router, so I need to turn off the routing functions on the 2Wire router first. I don't know how to do it. This is the first question.
Second question: then I need to connect the 2Wire router to the Cisco Router by cable. Do I connect the cable to the "Internet" port of the Cisco router? or to any of the ports 1, 2, 3 or 4 ? Of course then I need to enter the username and password of my ISP on the PPPoE section of the Cisco router.
Thank you!
Second question: then I need to connect the 2Wire router to the Cisco Router by cable. Do I connect the cable to the "Internet" port of the Cisco router? or to any of the ports 1, 2, 3 or 4 ? Of course then I need to enter the username and password of my ISP on the PPPoE section of the Cisco router.
Thank you!
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Is this something you installed originally? Or a router/gateway provided by the ISP?
Some will allow the use of another gateway but most I've seen require you register the MAC of the new device to them - FYI