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ccarmock · 11-11-2011, 00:49

I am waiting to upgrade from the 10 Mb/s service with fixed IP to the 50 Mb/s one and need to acheive the same setup as you - in my case a Cisco router behind the Superhub but with a fixed publicly routable address on the WAN port of the Cisco.

I was told that modem mode might not be there from the start but still will be offered, as it's the modem par tof the device that forms the L2TP tunnel not the router, meaning the router part can still be disabled and not affect the fixed IP setup.

Like you I will need to have the 5 IP option when I need only one given that modem mode isn't available yet.

I'd be vey interested to hear what firmware version you get on the Superhub. I know it's a different firmware branch to the consumer version, but hope in some ways it's R30 derived.

I assume you are having a new install as opposed to an upgrade?

11-11-2011, 00:49	#2
ccarmock cf.geek Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 804	Re: New Business Services - Connect to Draytek I am waiting to upgrade from the 10 Mb/s service with fixed IP to the 50 Mb/s one and need to acheive the same setup as you - in my case a Cisco router behind the Superhub but with a fixed publicly routable address on the WAN port of the Cisco. I was told that modem mode might not be there from the start but still will be offered, as it's the modem par tof the device that forms the L2TP tunnel not the router, meaning the router part can still be disabled and not affect the fixed IP setup. Like you I will need to have the 5 IP option when I need only one given that modem mode isn't available yet. I'd be vey interested to hear what firmware version you get on the Superhub. I know it's a different firmware branch to the consumer version, but hope in some ways it's R30 derived. I assume you are having a new install as opposed to an upgrade?