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About LinkBacksdue to my ps3 in ppoe mode it shows nat type 2 but i tried in bridge mode and now it shows nat type 1 open nat i use win 7 in built dialer to connect to internet but is it legal to use bridge mode other then ppoe by default mode by bsnl thx .
is it legal to swap to bridge mode due to my ps3 in ppoe mode it shows nat type 2 but i tried in bridge mode and now it shows nat type 1 open nat i use win 7 in built dialer to connect to internet but is it legal to use bridge mode other then ppoe by default mode by bsnl thx .
due to my ps3 in ppoe mode it shows nat type 2 but i tried in bridge mode and now it shows nat type 1 open nat i use win 7 in built dialer to connect to internet but is it legal to use bridge mode other then ppoe by default mode by bsnl
You are free to use any mode of connection with your BSNL connection. If you are using a domestic connection, you cannot share it with others on commercial modes. But PPPoE or Bridge, it is all your right to choose which one to use.
thx..1 more thing does it affect speed compare to ppoeOriginally Posted by meetdilip
1 more thing does it affect speed compare to ppoe
No, was same for me in both modes. Don't remember any member complaining either.
i cant able to see my default gateway in bridge mode its working though!whats your gateway?
On PPPoE since a long time now as I have more than one machine working. Default gateway is set as 192.168.1.1.
not in ppoe mode in bridge mode there is no gateway defined im talking about that 1 try u cant able to see your gateway its empty.
What are you trying to do ?
just asking u that in bridge mode whats the default gateway there is no gateway when i see ipconfig & in router page but net is working but just wanna know !
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