SmartRG SR516ac Bridge Configuration - Revision history

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	If you prefer using your own external router to the one built into your SmartRG unit, we recommend [[SmartRG SR516ac Routed Configuration#~~Routed Operation~~ with separate WiFi Router\|routed operation with a separate WiFi Router]]. However if you have networking expertise and are confident using the modem in bridge mode then take note of the following before configuring your SmartRG for Bridged operation:		If you prefer using your own external router to the one built into your SmartRG unit, we recommend [[SmartRG SR516ac Routed Configuration#with separate WiFi Router\|routed operation with a separate WiFi Router]]. However if you have networking expertise and are confident using the modem in bridge mode then take note of the following before configuring your SmartRG for Bridged operation:
	# Once you complete configuring your SmartRG modem for Bridged operation and disconnect from the modem, the Modem's Web Interface will become inaccessible with Auto DHCP settings on your computer. We recommend:		# Once you complete configuring your SmartRG modem for Bridged operation and disconnect from the modem, the Modem's Web Interface will become inaccessible with Auto DHCP settings on your computer. We recommend:
	#* '''Backup Settings:''' It is particularly important to backup the '''Running Settings''' on your modem before and after you configure it.		#* '''Backup Settings:''' It is particularly important to backup the '''Running Settings''' on your modem before and after you configure it.

Xx176 at 19:51, 12 February 2019

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	If you prefer using your own external router to the one built into your SmartRG unit, we recommend [[SmartRG ~~SR516~~ Routed Configuration#Routed Operation with separate WiFi Router\|routed operation with a separate WiFi Router]]. However if you have networking expertise and are confident using the modem in bridge mode then take note of the following before configuring your SmartRG for Bridged operation:		If you prefer using your own external router to the one built into your SmartRG unit, we recommend [[SmartRG SR516ac Routed Configuration#Routed Operation with separate WiFi Router\|routed operation with a separate WiFi Router]]. However if you have networking expertise and are confident using the modem in bridge mode then take note of the following before configuring your SmartRG for Bridged operation:
	# Once you complete configuring your SmartRG modem for Bridged operation and disconnect from the modem, the Modem's Web Interface will become inaccessible with Auto DHCP settings on your computer. We recommend:		# Once you complete configuring your SmartRG modem for Bridged operation and disconnect from the modem, the Modem's Web Interface will become inaccessible with Auto DHCP settings on your computer. We recommend:
	#* '''Backup Settings:''' It is particularly important to backup the '''Running Settings''' on your modem before and after you configure it.		#* '''Backup Settings:''' It is particularly important to backup the '''Running Settings''' on your modem before and after you configure it.

Xx176 at 19:51, 12 February 2019

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	If you prefer using your own external router to the one built into your SmartRG unit, we recommend [[#Routed Operation with separate WiFi Router\|routed operation with a separate WiFi Router]]. However if you have networking expertise and are confident using the modem in bridge mode then take note of the following before configuring your SmartRG for Bridged operation:		If you prefer using your own external router to the one built into your SmartRG unit, we recommend [[SmartRG SR516 Routed Configuration#Routed Operation with separate WiFi Router\|routed operation with a separate WiFi Router]]. However if you have networking expertise and are confident using the modem in bridge mode then take note of the following before configuring your SmartRG for Bridged operation:
	# Once you complete configuring your SmartRG modem for Bridged operation and disconnect from the modem, the Modem's Web Interface will become inaccessible with Auto DHCP settings on your computer. We recommend:		# Once you complete configuring your SmartRG modem for Bridged operation and disconnect from the modem, the Modem's Web Interface will become inaccessible with Auto DHCP settings on your computer. We recommend:
	#* '''Backup Settings:''' It is particularly important to backup the '''Running Settings''' on your modem before and after you configure it.		#* '''Backup Settings:''' It is particularly important to backup the '''Running Settings''' on your modem before and after you configure it.

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If you prefer using your own external router to the one built into your SmartRG unit, we recommend [[#Routed Operation with separate WiFi Router|routed operation with a separate WiFi Router]]. However if you have networking expertise and are confident using the modem in bridge mode then take note of the following before configuring your SmartRG for Bridged operation:
# Once you complete configuring your SmartRG modem for Bridged operation and disconnect from the modem, the Modem's Web Interface will become inaccessible with Auto DHCP settings on your computer. We recommend:
#* '''Backup Settings:''' It is particularly important to backup the '''Running Settings''' on your modem before and after you configure it.
#* '''Manual IP''': Setting a static IPv4 address on your computer, with the gateway IP set to http://192.168.1.1 to regain access to the modem
#* '''Reset the modem:''' If you need to reset the modem, insert a paper-clip in the '''Reset''' hole on the back. Hold for 10 seconds to reset.
# If you set up the modem for Bridge operation, then your router will need to be configured in PPPoE mode with your DSL username and password.

{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible"
|+Steps to Configure SR516ac for Bridge Operation
!
!Steps
!Menu Navigation
!Parameters
|-
|1
|Log into Modem
|<nowiki>http://192.168.1.1</nowiki>

'''→ Manage Gateway (Advanced)'''
|User Name: '''admin'''

Password: '''admin'''
|-
|2
|WAN Cleanup
|'''Advanced Setup'''
'''→ WAN Service'''
|Remove '''ppp0.1''' from '''WAN''' Service Table
|-
|3
|Enable ADSL
|'''Advanced Setup'''
'''→ Layer2 Interface'''

'''→ ATM Interface'''
|Add ATM: vpi:'''0''' vci:'''35'''
DSL Latency: '''FAST''' and '''INTERLEAVED'''
|-
|4
|Enable VDSL
|'''Advanced Setup'''
'''→ Layers2 Interface'''

'''→ PTM Interface'''
|Remove '''ptm0''' with '''Path0'''
Add PTM: DSL Latency: '''FAST''' and '''INTERLEAVED'''
|-
|6
|Configure ADSL
|'''Advanced Setup'''
'''→ WAN Service'''
|Add '''atm0/(4_0_35)''' Bridge (br_4_0_35)
|-
|7
|Configure VDSL
|'''Advanced Setup'''
'''→ WAN Service'''
|Add '''ptm0/(4_1_1)''' Bridge(br_4_1_1.35)
* 802.1P Priority:'''1'''

* 802.1Q VLAN:'''35'''
|-
|9
|WiFi
|'''Wireless'''
|Disable Wireless
|-
|11
|Admin Password
|'''Management'''
'''→ Access Controls'''

'''→ Passwords'''
|
* Username: '''admin'''

* Old Password: admin (or whatever you set it to)
* New Password: your DSL password
|-
|12
|Disable Support
|'''Management'''
'''→ Accounts'''

'''→ Access Controls'''
|'''Delete/Modify Account'''
* Select '''Support''' role

* '''Disable'''
* '''Update''' (at bottom)
|-
|13
|Remote Access
|'''Management'''

'''→ Management Server'''
|
* TR-069 Client: '''Disable'''
* ACS URL: '''https://acs.ncf.ca'''
|-
|14
|System Log
|'''Management'''

'''→ System Log'''
|Configure System Log
* System Log:'''Enable'''
* Log Level: '''Debugging'''
* Display Level: '''Error'''
* Mode: '''Local'''
|-
|16
|Backup Settings
|'''Management'''

'''→ Settings'''

'''→ Backup'''
|
* '''Backup''' '''Running Settings'''
* Save backup file to computer
|}
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=See Also=
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*[[Modem Configuration]] - Instructions for all NCF modems
*[[Modem Lights#SmartRG|About SmartRG modem lights]]
*[[:File:Changing_Wireless_Channels_on_SmartRG_SR505N.pdf|SmartRG SR505N Changing WiFi Channels]]
*[[Dynamic DNS]]
*[[Port forwarding#Port_forwarding_on_SmartRG_Modems|Port forwarding with the SmartRG SR505N]]

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[[Category:Modems]]

SmartRG SR516ac Bridge Configuration - Revision history

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