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RIP on WAN side.
23-03-2011 11:28 AM
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Hello,
My first post. I have a cheapy TP Link Modem http://www.tp-link.com/uk/products/productDetails.asp?class=adsl&pmodel=TD-W8951ND which has options for RIP on both the LAN and WAN sides. I've not got another router on the Lan side and I assume that you would not use RIP with a customers router. Would that be correct? The modem works fine and I get speeds within the estimate given (6.5 mbit d/l at best, 440is kbit u/l) It modulates g.dmt, I would have expected ADSL2+. Ross-on-Wye is a 21CN exchange and I am 0.5 km from it. I have a good filter (not the one that came with the modem) and the ring wire is disconnected.
Regards
Adam
My first post. I have a cheapy TP Link Modem http://www.tp-link.com/uk/products/productDetails.asp?class=adsl&pmodel=TD-W8951ND which has options for RIP on both the LAN and WAN sides. I've not got another router on the Lan side and I assume that you would not use RIP with a customers router. Would that be correct? The modem works fine and I get speeds within the estimate given (6.5 mbit d/l at best, 440is kbit u/l) It modulates g.dmt, I would have expected ADSL2+. Ross-on-Wye is a 21CN exchange and I am 0.5 km from it. I have a good filter (not the one that came with the modem) and the ring wire is disconnected.
Regards
Adam
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23-03-2011 11:37 AM
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You do not need to use RIP as the ISP assigns your router a default gateway, all your router does is pass all traffic to that default gateway.
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23-03-2011 11:47 AM
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Ta!
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