- May 22, 2013
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I would like to build a home network, possibly NAT. My modem is a netgear CG3000 cable modem/router with 4 lan ports situated in the basement. On the 4 ports are
1 a switch for two videophones
2 printer
3 basement PC
4 wired to switch 1st floor(with two PC’s)
The wireless lan from CG3000 in the basement doesn’t reach the main floor well enough so I would like a wired repeater there.
I have, apart from the cable modem delivered from my IP, a netgear WNDR 3400 and a Netgear WGR 614 plus a Zyxel P335 wt. I was thinking of using the wgr614 as the repeater and the cg3400 right behind the cablemodem if I need it to make a nat lan. Perhaps this is best, then I don’t have to mess with IP’s modem. The 3400 has an usb port for storage.
I made a nice drawing of this but I can't seem to copy it into here.
1 a switch for two videophones
2 printer
3 basement PC
4 wired to switch 1st floor(with two PC’s)
The wireless lan from CG3000 in the basement doesn’t reach the main floor well enough so I would like a wired repeater there.
I have, apart from the cable modem delivered from my IP, a netgear WNDR 3400 and a Netgear WGR 614 plus a Zyxel P335 wt. I was thinking of using the wgr614 as the repeater and the cg3400 right behind the cablemodem if I need it to make a nat lan. Perhaps this is best, then I don’t have to mess with IP’s modem. The 3400 has an usb port for storage.
I made a nice drawing of this but I can't seem to copy it into here.
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