I've always just had my 8800NL acting as both the modem and router but I recently got an Eero system (Pro 2nd gen) that I want to use as a router/gateway. Main reason is SQM function etc. I am on BT FTTC.
I cannot for the life of me figure out how to give it a connection. I'm using the 8800NL in bridge mode. I set that 0 and 101 tag and other stuff but the Eero app always fails to get a connection.
Eero and 8800NL in Bridge Mode
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Re: Eero and 8800NL in Bridge Mode
Attached is a guide to help you setup the 8800NL in bridge mode.cheesecake wrote: ↑Wed Jan 11, 2023 8:46 pm I've always just had my 8800NL acting as both the modem and router but I recently got an Eero system (Pro 2nd gen) that I want to use as a router/gateway. Main reason is SQM function etc. I am on BT FTTC.
I cannot for the life of me figure out how to give it a connection. I'm using the 8800NL in bridge mode. I set that 0 and 101 tag and other stuff but the Eero app always fails to get a connection.
Once done, plug a ethernet cable from the Billion (any lan port) to the Eero WAN port, then configure the Eero's WAN for a PPPoE connection, with your broadband username and password entered.
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Re: Eero and 8800NL in Bridge Mode
The guide talks about disabling DHCP. Will DHCP still be active even if the 8800NL is put into "dumb modem" mode?billion_fan wrote: ↑Thu Jan 12, 2023 9:29 amAttached is a guide to help you setup the 8800NL in bridge mode.
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Re: Eero and 8800NL in Bridge Mode
If there are more then one WAN interface added then either delete the one not used or disable the DHCP.cheesecake wrote: ↑Thu Jan 12, 2023 11:08 amThe guide talks about disabling DHCP. Will DHCP still be active even if the 8800NL is put into "dumb modem" mode?billion_fan wrote: ↑Thu Jan 12, 2023 9:29 amAttached is a guide to help you setup the 8800NL in bridge mode.
DHCP is still on/there because there are two default WAN interfaces ATM and PTM