QUOTE(ASUSmy @ Mar 26 2013, 03:19 PM)
Hi JosephChen,
Actually i want to ask what is your friend Internet Package he/she using?
Thank you
https://www.singtelshop.com/bundles/mioHome...ohome_cataloguePlan is 15Mbps mio Home, ADSL
Modem is Aztech DSL1015EW(S)
I do research for this issue, found a thread. RT-N56U modem only can be AP router, RT-N56U can't be a AP router because Aztech DSL1015EW(S) is a lousy router modem, nat session only 2k. i will moving to his house on next month, so i bring my my RT-N56u router modem to his house to test. House got 8 ppl, total 15 device connected to router, we need a good router to handle to workload. We consider to buy RT-N56u or RT-N66u if router can support IPTV-Mio TV
http://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/internet...ts-3540200.htmlQUOTE
Singtel ADSL users, please take note:
The Singtel presets are NOT for you, since they only work for Singtel exStream Fibre. Enabling the presets will only serve to disable your internet connection as well as other related services.
You can however
still use the N56U in Router Mode with a standalone ADSL modem to the WAN port and WAN connection type set to PPPoE (these modems are somehow rare nowadays though) to get internet connectivity and let the N56U handle routing and wireless and theoretically give you the best possible performance (assuming no MioTV or MioVoice; no 2Wire in this scenario),
or
use the N56U in Access Point Mode (WAN port to LAN port of 2Wire; in this mode, WAN port of N56U becomes a LAN port with DHCP disabled) to take advantage of the N56U's wireless capabilities. Some limited additional functionalities like media server and USB ports are still available in this mode as well, and you will still be able to log in to the N56U’s admin page. The 2Wire will handle routing, MioTV and MioVoice. Avoid bridging the 2Wire to the N56U since this will only cause MioTV issues.
ADSL story short – Singtel presets not for you; if you have an N56U or are planning to get one, it either works as a normal router with a standalone ADSL modem w/o MioTV and MioVoice, or as an access point with MioTV and MioVoice still being served by the 2Wire.