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    • RE: ER-3 -Comcast Fiber

      ok thank you so much!

      posted in IT Discussion
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    • RE: ER-3 -Comcast Fiber

      Thats what i was given from tech support

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      mroth911M
      mroth911
    • RE: ER-3 -Comcast Fiber

      https://business.comcast.com/help-and-support/ethernet/comcast-business-ethernet-equipment-configuration/

      posted in IT Discussion
      mroth911M
      mroth911
    • RE: ER-3 -Comcast Fiber

      IDK!

      posted in IT Discussion
      mroth911M
      mroth911
    • RE: ER-3 -Comcast Fiber

      I have my own public block..

      posted in IT Discussion
      mroth911M
      mroth911
    • RE: ER-3 -Comcast Fiber

      ok so eth1.. that has the 192.168.1 .. what do i put there>

      posted in IT Discussion
      mroth911M
      mroth911
    • RE: ER-3 -Comcast Fiber

      then how do i get dhcp on eth1 and get back into the router?

      posted in IT Discussion
      mroth911M
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    • RE: ER-3 -Comcast Fiber

      I HAVE WAN BLOCK....
      LINK IP ADDRESS. X.X.X.240/30
      LAYER 3 IP X.X.X.242
      LAYER 3 SUBNET X.X.X 252

      THEN I HAVE LAN BLOCK
      USABLE IP BLOCK X.X.X.X./27
      USABBLE RANGE X.X.X.X-X.X.X.X.
      USABLE SUBMET MASK X.X.X.224

      IF I CONFIGURE ETH0 AS WAN HOW DO I GET BACK INTO THE ROUTER , I WANT TO HAVE DHCP ON ETH1 10.0.0.1

      posted in IT Discussion
      mroth911M
      mroth911
    • RE: ER-3 -Comcast Fiber

      OK just so I am following correctly.. eth0 is my wan..

      layer3 ip///

      and the eth1 is

      my usable lan?

      posted in IT Discussion
      mroth911M
      mroth911
    • RE: ER-3 -Comcast Fiber

      there are 5 wizards

      posted in IT Discussion
      mroth911M
      mroth911
    • RE: ER-3 -Comcast Fiber

      which one to pick wan+2lan .. or basic>

      posted in IT Discussion
      mroth911M
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    • RE: ER-3 -Comcast Fiber

      Ok how to a bridge the and create dhcp threw the router for the lan?

      posted in IT Discussion
      mroth911M
      mroth911
    • RE: ER-3 -Comcast Fiber

      ok i will try eth1 should be configured to lan or wan

      posted in IT Discussion
      mroth911M
      mroth911
    • RE: ER-3 -Comcast Fiber

      @scottalanmiller

      posted in IT Discussion
      mroth911M
      mroth911
    • ER-3 -Comcast Fiber

      I just got my router and I am trying to configrue my comcast fiber..

      I am new to er3 and you please advise how to to configure my er3 with my cicenna switch..

      i have

      Link IP Address:
      X.X.X.240/30
      Usable IP Block:
      X.X.X.64./27
      Gateway:
      X.X.X.241
      Usable IP Ranges:
      XXXXXXXXXX
      Layer 3 IP:
      X.X.X.242
      Usable Subnet Mask:
      X.X.X.224
      Layer 3 Subnet Mask
      X.X.X.242
      Usable IPv6 Block:
      N/A

      What are the commands i need to run. I am sorry I am new to this looking for help. to get up and running I also want to change to my router assign a class A ip address too.

      posted in IT Discussion
      mroth911M
      mroth911
    • RE: Choosing A PBX

      Does is use an app? too.

      posted in IT Discussion
      mroth911M
      mroth911
    • Choosing A PBX

      Currently I am using 3CX. what are some other peoples choice and why?

      posted in IT Discussion
      mroth911M
      mroth911
    • RE: Pfsense

      Then a new router it is how do I program it. Is it hard

      posted in IT Discussion
      mroth911M
      mroth911
    • RE: Pfsense

      Which one I have a /30

      posted in IT Discussion
      mroth911M
      mroth911
    • RE: Pfsense

      It’s businsss web hosting company

      posted in IT Discussion
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