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Teazel · 23-07-2012, 12:57

In lounge - SH (modem mode) - Devolo 200 via ethernet - plugged into one half of wall socket.
In Bedroom A - Airport Extreme - Devolo 200 via ethernet.

As a wireless router, the AE works fine. No problem.

However...

In lounge, I also have AppleTV and Humax Fox-T2 connected to a Devolo 500Gb 'triple' plugged into second half of wall socket.

Across the other side of the lounge, I have a ReadyNAS, Squeezebox Touch, Mac Mini HTPC, and Yamaha AVR.

In the AU of the AE, I have input all the MAC Addresses of all my ethernet devices - including the MAC Address of each Devolo plug.

When the SuperHub was previously in 'router' mode, all these ethernet-connected devices performed as expected.

In 'modem' mode, though, none of these ethernet-connected devices - except for those directly connected to the AE - such as Squeezebox Touch, Mac Mini Server, and Xerox printer - are connected to the network.

23-07-2012, 12:57	#20
Teazel Inactive Join Date: Jul 2012 Location: Chocolate-Central UK Services: Virgin Media 60Mb Posts: 8	Re: Confused about Superhub In lounge - SH (modem mode) - Devolo 200 via ethernet - plugged into one half of wall socket. In Bedroom A - Airport Extreme - Devolo 200 via ethernet. As a wireless router, the AE works fine. No problem. However... In lounge, I also have AppleTV and Humax Fox-T2 connected to a Devolo 500Gb 'triple' plugged into second half of wall socket. Across the other side of the lounge, I have a ReadyNAS, Squeezebox Touch, Mac Mini HTPC, and Yamaha AVR. In the AU of the AE, I have input all the MAC Addresses of all my ethernet devices - including the MAC Address of each Devolo plug. When the SuperHub was previously in 'router' mode, all these ethernet-connected devices performed as expected. In 'modem' mode, though, none of these ethernet-connected devices - except for those directly connected to the AE - such as Squeezebox Touch, Mac Mini Server, and Xerox printer - are connected to the network.