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And yet, you still managed to confuse him by using the wrong term. Lets find the problems with this. First, you cannot assume all linux users are networking buffs. Plenty of them know less than your average Windows user. "The guy uses linux" is not an excuse for giving out wrong information, which clearly confused him and will no doubt mislead other readers of the thread.

Secondly, you make it sound like they will be able to get their old network configuration back. They will not. You might get close with double NAT but since you're not doing that you should not be telling people it "works fine" when it clearly doesn't for many.

No matter how many times I say this you seem to continue missing the point and changing the subject, I don't understand why you continue to bother avoiding such a simple point:

You are not using your own router with your Superhub. Telling people you are is misleading

You cannot make it work by turning off DHCP. Telling people they can is misleading

Please stop giving people confusing and misleading information. You are not using your own router, saying you are is wrong.