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johnqhu · 08-14-2024

Hi guys, I managed to get two public IP addresses from my modem in bridge mode. I attached one unmanaged switch to the modem first and then connected my two own routers to the switch. Thus I got two IPs. And I tried to get more and found out only t...

johnqhu · 02-03-2022

Hi, I'm experiencing unstable ping latency these days. I have tried to bridge my modem and use my our router. It seems no good.The following is the ping result to google.ca Reply from 142.251.41.35: bytes=32 time=12ms TTL=116Reply from 142.251.41.35:...

johnqhu · 08-15-2024

I understand what you mean. But it seems it never happened to me. The two networks of mine never have problem when work separately. Maybe it's because I only have IPv4 network. No IPv6.

johnqhu · 08-15-2024

Currently, I don't need IPv6. So it's not a problem for me now. I got two IPv4 and they work fine just as what you described. Now I know the two addresses can never be accessed from each other. Thanks for the information. Just wondering why Rogers di...

johnqhu · 08-15-2024

Read that post. For me, I didn't use IPv6. I made two pure IPv4 networks. The two work both no problem solely. And only issue is to access each other.

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