Hi all,
I have a question about the long-awaited bridging model on the T-series routers, as I am scheduled for a truck roll out Saturday to install one in place of my V2000H on my bonded-line 50mbps service.
- I use the ethernet jack on the back of the Optik (Cisco) IPTV boxes to connect my WDTV media player to the 'net and to my media server in the basement, which is plugged into the Telus router (T2200H soon to be).
- Right now, due to lack of bridging on my existing V2000H, I have to run my Asus N66U router as an access point. Once I get the T2200H, I will put it to bridging and run the full-router-mode N66U behind it. But I still want to be able to use the ethernet jacks on the back of the boxes to talk to my network, including the server in the basement and the WDTV boxes...
My fear is, by putting the router into bridging mode, that I will lose that access to the ethernet port on the IPTV boxes located at 4 TVs in my house as part of my router-accessible network - any thoughts on if that's the case, or how to work around it?
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