wayjac
Premium,MVM
join:2001-12-22
Indy
 ·AT&T Midwest
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Re: Trying to use Bridged 2701HG-B with Apple Time Capsule
You could have just disabled the wifi on the 2wire...........
1. the vpi/vci for your area is 0/35
2. the Time Capsule must be set for PPPoE using AT&T login info
3. any port on the 2wire, the wan port on the Time Capsule
When the 2wire is in bridge mode the wifi radio is on if you don't plan on using the 2wire wifi you may want to turn it off |
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babaustin
join:2009-04-15
Los Angeles, CA
| Thank you for the tips. I will try that when I get home. But in response to your first comment that I could have just disabled wifi on the 2wire, I was told that just doing that would cause a lot of mixups, because if the 2wire AND the Time Capsule are both in "router mode" (excuse my laymam's terms) then they would both be trying to assign IP's and do whatever routers do, and that would cause a bunch of errors as they would conflict with each other.
And per your suggestion, I will definitely set the Time Capsule up in PPPoE mode, but in the 2wire setup, do I select Direct IP (DHCP or Static) as the FAQ suggests, or should I also select PPPoE as well?
Thanks
Ben |
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wayjac
Premium,MVM
join:2001-12-22
Indy
·AT&T Midwest
| You can only have one device doing the PPPoE and "other" router tasks.
And it's possible to connect the time capsule to a ethernet network that already has internet access,
said by babaustin  :but in the 2wire setup, do I select Direct IP (DHCP or Static) as the FAQ suggests, or should I also select PPPoE as well? You must make the selection for "Direct IP (DHCP or Static)" to put the 2wire in bridge mode |
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