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Mr_Neil's avatar
Mr_Neil
Neighbour
2 years ago

New Telus Smart Hub

Have been using Linksys router connected to rural Telus ZTE 275 for several years (4G).  Requested more data from Telus and was offered a 5G solution.  Received an outdoor unit and a Telus Wifi Hub. (looks like a beehive)

 

My issue is this:  The new Telus SmartHub somehow changes the IP on the Linksys Router, providing a new 10.xxx.xxx.xxx to the Linksy.  My devices, servers, cameras, printers are all disappeared, and are on the 10.xxx network.  

 

How do I set up the Telus SmartHub to simply pass thru Internet to my router?  I have managed to login to the 192.168.1.254, but I am not familiar with next step.  Is it Bridge mode on the Telus Router?  

 

thanks for any advice

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  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous

    You bypass the internet from your telus smart hub or modem  by using a setting or feature called bridge mode .

     

    • Mr_Neil's avatar
      Mr_Neil
      Neighbour

      Thanks for reply, but is there a solution to seeing my in home setup as well as the internet?  As I said, the previous ZTE 275 has worked flawlessly for years.  

       

      the help feature on bridge mode specifically states use Lan1, not Full Mode, to ensure continued access to Internet

       

      • Anonymous's avatar
        Anonymous

        Which modem are using the T3200M or the Network access hun hub fibre optic modem?

        The network access hun or hub, fibre optic modem that connects the boost wifi 6  connecting to the ZTE 275 supports the home devices.

  • Took the step to enable bridge mode, not full bridge, just Lan1.  

    Manually adjusted the router to 192.168.1.1 and reboot.  

     

    result is, I can see my network, servers etc, but no internet.  Not from Linksys nor the Telus Hub.  

     

    So... 

    Bridge Mode: see the home devices, no internet

    No bridge mode:  good internet, no access to in home devices.