WRT160N Setup for Rogers help
Hi everyone,
I'm looking for some help configuring my router for rogers. It seems my parents have switched ISPs and I would prefer to use my wrt160n and keep the smc as just a modem. When they previously had bell I had it all set up so I could RDP in and fix their computers if necessary and I would like to get back to that. Any how I've figured out how to get the SMC into bridge mode, but I can't get my WRT160N running dd-wrt firmware to get a IP and be able to connect to the internet.
From the SMC I have a cable going into the "internet" port on the WRT160N. Other wise it's setup for DHCP. What do I need to change to get this thing to jive?
I'm looking for some help configuring my router for rogers. It seems my parents have switched ISPs and I would prefer to use my wrt160n and keep the smc as just a modem. When they previously had bell I had it all set up so I could RDP in and fix their computers if necessary and I would like to get back to that. Any how I've figured out how to get the SMC into bridge mode, but I can't get my WRT160N running dd-wrt firmware to get a IP and be able to connect to the internet.
From the SMC I have a cable going into the "internet" port on the WRT160N. Other wise it's setup for DHCP. What do I need to change to get this thing to jive?
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