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Mar 02, 2012 from caselynbartlet in Technology
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Jan 16, 2012 from yookino(Itth Tree) in Business
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Oct 21, 2010 from itnews2010(IT News) in Technology
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Jan 19, 2010 from ramblinrick(Rick)
ramblinrick Recently I moved from one residence to another and was required to drop my DSL internet provider for a Cable internet provider. As a result I was on the hunt for a cable modem and wireless router. Immediately, what I had in mind, was an all-in-one unit with both capabilities
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Motorola SURFboard eXtreme Cable Modem Unboxing and Overview

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Bugs & Fixes: Bridge over troubled modem

21.05.12

But the time came when Comcast informed me that, if I wanted the higher speeds Comcast was promising, I needed to upgrade my modem to a DOCSIS 3.0 model. I readily agreed.

A Comcast rep offered me an SMC Wireless Gateway, which is a combination of modem and router. I hesitated at first, claiming that all that I really needed was a new modem. But the rep told me that, if I ever wanted to add Comcast voice (which, in truth, I had no intention of doing), I would need the Gateway. For some reason, I reluctantly agreed.

As the SMC Gateway is a router, it largely duplicated the functions of my AirPort Base Station. In fact, if I were so inclined, it would be possible to disconnect the Base Station and depend solely on the Gateway. I was not so inclined.

The upgrade process was not as simple as merely swapping the modem for the Gateway. Both devices use NAT to share a single IP address. This double NAT configuration is not a recommended configuration. To avoid this situation, the quick solution was to put the AirPort Base Station in "bridge mode." This meant that the Base Station would serve as a passive transfer point, leaving the main routing functions to the SMC device. Actually, I would still use the Base Station to route to my AirPort Express devices and other peripherals. But the Gateway would assign the IP addresses. To make this change, I launched AirPort Utility, accessed my Base Station settings and went to Internet -> Internet Connection. From the Connection Sharing menu, I changed "Share a public iP address" to "Off (Bridge Mode)."

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New SBG6580 SURFboard eXtreme 3.0 Wireless Cable Modem Gateway by ...

by Pablo Herrera

Pairing button for easy WiFi Protected Setup WiFi connection. Mac , Unix and Windows compatible. 6 5/8" W x 1 7/8" H x 6 13/16" D

Brand: OEM SYSTEMS COMPANY Up to 2000 times faster than 56k analog phone modems; up to 4 times faster than DOCSIS 2.0 broadband. 802.11n wireless and 4-port Gigabit Ethernet connectivity. Widely accepted by North American cable operators. Plug-and-play. Non-defective return will be charged 20% restocking fee.

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