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Fuzzz
Helpful Neighbour
3 years ago

Migration to Third Party Router - will this approach work?

Hey Everyone,

 

I’m planning to change over to a third party router. I just want to confirm my understanding is correct.

 

Currently running on a T3200 with Booster APs.

 

Ideally I would like to avoid an internet outage while I get the new router and hardware configured.

 

Obviously I first need to set the T3200 into port 1 bridge mode.

 

When I do that I think my old booster network (connected to port 2-4) should keep running as normal temporarily.

 

I should then be able to take my time configuring the new hardware until I am ready to turn off the old boosters and move everything to the new hardware.

 

In the future if I need to access the T3200 for any reason I should just be able to direct connect to port 2-4.

 

Is this actually correct?

 

Thanks!

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  • DrPacman's avatar
    DrPacman
    Rockstar
    3 years ago

    Fuzzz Migration to Third Party Router - will this approach work?

     

    That should work for you, with a caveat.

     

    For the life of me I can't remember if on the T3200M specifically you will still have access to ports 2-4 when that modem is in bridge mode. It's been so very long since I had one installed here.

     

    I know on the newer models of modems this is possible (NH20A etc.).

     

    This sounds like a late night experiment to see what may happen to me... Cheers

     

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