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Old 24-03-2008, 23:12   #7
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Re: Cannot set up my router :-(

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Originally Posted by DUS View Post
Rob,

Thank you for your quick reply.

Yes, the 585 got an inbuilt ADSL modem. Hence my question, if I have to set the device up in Router or Bridge modus. What is really annoying is the fact that when I moved in a few weeks ago, I had someone here who installed the 585 and it worked flawlessly. That is, until I recently switched of everything at the mains and ever since, I haven´t managed to get it working again. :-( Unfortunately, I cannot contact the person who installed it and that is why I hoped and still hope for some help from you guys.

Cheers,

DUS
The Bridge mode is actually so you can use the Inbuilt DSL modem to simply pass traffic to devices connected to the speedtouch without doing any NAT or routing.etc

It is designed for users who have multiple external IP's and simply want the speedtouch to function as A modem/gateway and not do any routing however it Still needs DSL service to work.

You will need a cable/dsl router with an rj45 WAN port for connecting to the cable modem I personally like the linksys wrt54GL due to number of 3rd party firmwares available for it that Add some pretty nifty features.


I'm actually using the speedtouch 585v6 in Bridge mode connected to above mentioned Linksys as I'm on Adsl.
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