have u checked port-forwarding?
TIME Router changed, big problems
TIME Router changed, big problems
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Jan 13 2025, 04:51 PM
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have u checked port-forwarding?
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Jan 13 2025, 04:55 PM
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btw, ur lucky to be able to use the old router.
I have the new Times, which they have the integrated BTU & router.. |
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Jan 23 2025, 02:19 PM
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Aug 26 2025, 11:49 AM
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QUOTE(leezhijiang @ Aug 20 2025, 10:47 AM) Yes, it can be served as a switch technically if you know how to do bridging. You will need to create one additional WAN interface. thanks! will try this!1. Identify the port that is used to connect to your old router. For eg Port 1. 2. Create a new WAN interface as bridge mode . Untick any VLAN option. Tick Port 2 and Port 3 , and those SSID ports if you want to make use of it as additional access point. Why I leave Port 4 empty is, you will need that to access the Time router. Connect another cable from your LAN port of your own router to Port 2 of the Time router. The outcome form this setup is, for any device that is connected to Port 3 or the SSID from the Time router, it will obtain the IP address from your own router. |
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