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  • 31-07-2010 1:47am
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    Paircfest2010
    Closed Accounts Posts: 6 ✭


    I had this network setup when I had a satelite/ ISDN broadband connection, now I finally have proper line based BB from eircom.

    So I have wireless router.....

    A couple of homeplugs for the network around the house and a wireless router plugged into each plug

    Previously one of the PCs shared its connection with the rest, via the plugs/wireless routers.

    Do I now just plug an network cable from the eircom router into the homeplug and everything should work or are there configurations to be changed....

    HELP !!


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  • #2
    corkcomp
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 5,114 ✭✭✭corkcomp


    Paircfest2010 wrote: »
    I had this network setup when I had a satelite/ ISDN broadband connection, now I finally have proper line based BB from eircom.

    So I have wireless router.....

    A couple of homeplugs for the network around the house and a wireless router plugged into each plug

    Previously one of the PCs shared its connection with the rest, via the plugs/wireless routers.

    Do I now just plug an network cable from the eircom router into the homeplug and everything should work or are there configurations to be changed....

    HELP !!

    assuming your existing router is not dsl capable and that it is a cable (RJ45) type router the easiest solution is to connect a cable from the existing router wan port to one of the ports on the eircom adsl router and configure the eircom one to bridge to the existing one.. if you tell us the make / model of existing router it may help also ..


  • #3
    Dardania
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,612 ✭✭✭Dardania


    corkcomp wrote: »
    assuming your existing router is not dsl capable and that it is a cable (RJ45) type router the easiest solution is to connect a cable from the existing router wan port to one of the ports on the eircom adsl router and configure the eircom one to bridge to the existing one.. if you tell us the make / model of existing router it may help also ..

    That would work fairly well however there's more than one router...

    My suggestion would be to set the netopia as normal with wifi and wired lan plugged into the existing network, and switch off NAT on all the other wifi routers - just make then access points


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