Hi all: I'm not sure if this is possible, but the ISP says it is...
At a remote location we want to set up a REDs device. The ISP says instead of putting the modem in bridge mode, they say it's OK to remove it entirely and plug WAN port that normally went into the modem to go into the RED. They said to set the RED up with the WAN IP and then enable DHCP on the device. I'm new to the RED device setup so I'm not sure if this would work or not. If it won't, should the modem be put in bridge mode? Does the RED even have the capability to modulate/demodulate? To set the WAN IP, would I set the uplink mode to Static Address and enter the WAN IP there? Basically, what's the best way to go about setting this up. I've read the guide a few times but I haven't seen any information about using the RED device in substitution for a modem.
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