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Bridged Mode Modem

ISP just set up my modem into bridge mode, but after I connected my SG135 , the computers connected to the SG135 does not have internet. Dashboard shows the green UP on the internet but the no internet on computers. I think there is something wrong in configuration on my Interfaces but I can't find the mistake. I would really appreciate the help. Thanks

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0 Argo over 5 years ago

Hi KhaLev,

please provide more details like screen shot of your current interface setup, the IP Address it is getting etc.

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0 KhaLev over 5 years ago in reply to Argo
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0 Argo over 5 years ago in reply to KhaLev

I am unable to see anything on the image can you clear it up for me?

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0 KhaLev over 5 years ago in reply to Argo
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0 KhaLev over 5 years ago in reply to Argo

The modem's Public IP Address is 124.107.75.241
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0 Argo over 5 years ago in reply to KhaLev

Hi KhaLev,

I believe you are using the incorrect l type of connection.

the type most use is PPPoE, then you enter the account that the ISP provided (usually username@provider) don't forget the password.

you can also enter the static IP for a PPPoE connection if required.

have you tried this?

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0 Jay Jay over 5 years ago in reply to KhaLev

What do you get when you connect a pc/laptop directly to the modem? Do you get a public ip and have connectivity? If so, I'd set up the interface as dynamic ipv4.
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0 Jay Jay over 5 years ago in reply to KhaLev

What do you get when you connect a pc/laptop directly to the modem? Do you get a public ip and have connectivity? If so, I'd set up the interface as dynamic ipv4.
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