exit f2000 bridge mode?

brianoconnell

Hi, 

I am looking to put my f2000 into bridge mode as a want to implement some DHCP server options that the f2000 cannot support.  I know bridge is not supported but I am ok with the posts on how to do it.  My question is, is there any advice on how to take it out of bridge mode if I have a problem?  I expect to loose access to the f2000's management web interface.  

Regards

Brian

eir: Tracey

brianoconnell wrote: »

Hi, 

I am looking to put my f2000 into bridge mode as a want to implement some DHCP server options that the f2000 cannot support.  I know bridge is not supported but I am ok with the posts on how to do it.  My question is, is there any advice on how to take it out of bridge mode if I have a problem?  I expect to loose access to the f2000's management web interface.  

Regards

Brian

Hi Brianoconnell,

If you give our technical support team a call on 1890260260 or free phone 1901, they should be able to help you out with the issue you're having with your modem. I have included a link to our support page, you'll find a user manual for the f2000 device.


https://www.eir.ie/support/broadband/Support-for-your-modem/ ;

Thanks

Tracey

Applebhoy

brianoconnell wrote: »

Hi, 

I am looking to put my f2000 into bridge mode as a want to implement some DHCP server options that the f2000 cannot support.  I know bridge is not supported but I am ok with the posts on how to do it.  My question is, is there any advice on how to take it out of bridge mode if I have a problem?  I expect to loose access to the f2000's management web interface.  

Regards

Brian

the page will still be there, just dhcp is not running on the router, so give yourself a static ip address, then open the router webpage as normal (192.168.1.254 , unless you change it)

brianoconnell

Thanks!

That was the one thing holding me back!

All the best

Brian