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Use existing router instead of DPC3939B
Recently had business class internet installed and I'd like to use my existing ASUS router instead of the DPC3939B. I do not have a static IP and didn't see anything in the DPC3939B's configuration menu that eluded to any "bridge" or "pass through" modes. If someone can assist me in making this happen I would appreciate it.
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sgrundy
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10 years ago
That's fine for me, I do not need anything the DPC3939B offers, I'll use my own router for WiFi, DHCP, etc. I just want the DPC3939B to pass the external IP to my router. I do not run a business, I just had business class installed to get rid of the ridiculous 300GB monthly data cap I had on the residential tier.
Unless you are saying that in order to accomplish this task I need a static IP? My networking kung fu is weak.
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VBSSP-RICH
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10 years ago
No, I am not saying that you need any staticIP whatsoever due to no Comcast modem will work in true bridge mode that has a static IP configured within. So, most Comcast modems in true bridge mode will simply act as a passthrough as you are looking for it to do so.
Let us know if you need anything else.
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VBSSP-RICH
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10 years ago
Hey sgrundy,
The most expedient way to get this handled for you is to call 18003913000, use option 1, and have a technical agent set it up for you.
Hope this helps you out.
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VBSSP-RICH
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10 years ago
Hello sgrundy and welcome,
The DPC3939B can be put into True Bridge Mode by a technical agent but this will disable all private, public wifi due to also disabling all internet LAN DHCP Server and router facilities. You might want to look at http://mydeviceinfo.comcast.net and select the Internet Tier Speed within the Business Meter available. This also provide the supported customer owned modems which I do not believe the ASUS is one.
Hope this helps you out.
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sgrundy
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10 years ago
Great that's what I need, I guess I'll wait for a tech to respond to this post. Thank you for your help VBSSP-RICH, I appreciate it.
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