Hello,
Here is a list of my equipment.
shaw cable modem
dlink 2310 wired router
dlink 8 port gigabit switch
dlink 4 port 10/100 switch
dlink dir 655
linksys e3000 with ddwrt configured for stongvpn
I know with telus they give you two ip addresses and therefore you can have two mac addresses, i think per ip address.
when I connect the 2310 and the e3000 the 2310 gets a ip, and the e3000 does not. if I unplug the 2310 the e3000 gets an ip.
my shaw modem goes direct to the 2310 which gives all my devices their ip. dhcp is turned off on the on the dlink dir 655, and used as a wireless hub.
wihtout always having to switch from the 2310 to the e3000, what is the best way to setup my home network? I want the 2310 and the e3000 always connected to the net. shaw has given me two ip's, and that still does not work.
I also cannot get the wireless to work on the e3000, as you can tell my experience is with dlink.
Here is a list of my equipment.
shaw cable modem
dlink 2310 wired router
dlink 8 port gigabit switch
dlink 4 port 10/100 switch
dlink dir 655
linksys e3000 with ddwrt configured for stongvpn
I know with telus they give you two ip addresses and therefore you can have two mac addresses, i think per ip address.
when I connect the 2310 and the e3000 the 2310 gets a ip, and the e3000 does not. if I unplug the 2310 the e3000 gets an ip.
my shaw modem goes direct to the 2310 which gives all my devices their ip. dhcp is turned off on the on the dlink dir 655, and used as a wireless hub.
wihtout always having to switch from the 2310 to the e3000, what is the best way to setup my home network? I want the 2310 and the e3000 always connected to the net. shaw has given me two ip's, and that still does not work.
I also cannot get the wireless to work on the e3000, as you can tell my experience is with dlink.