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Kymmy · 21-09-2008, 11:29

Currently the only combined router/modem that VM supply is the 2050 and that is only to the ntltelewest business accounts, it has built in NAT but no way to port forward, also if you request sticky IP's then the modem goes purely into non-nat mode and acts just like a 255.

It'll be interesting to see what option they give when DOCSIS3 is used.

21-09-2008, 11:29	#14
Kymmy Inactive Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 18,385	Re: Changing VM's modem with a router Currently the only combined router/modem that VM supply is the 2050 and that is only to the ntltelewest business accounts, it has built in NAT but no way to port forward, also if you request sticky IP's then the modem goes purely into non-nat mode and acts just like a 255. It'll be interesting to see what option they give when DOCSIS3 is used.