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Anonymous User
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‎31-08-2022 22:55

Now Hub Two Bridge Mode (2022)

Hi, I thought I stumbled across a post yesterday showing how it’s now possible to enable bridge mode on the Hub Two but I can’t find it anywhere. 

did I just imagine it and is it still not possible to do this?

 

I’m setting up a WiFi 6 Mesh network and don’t want double NAT

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Jayach
Elite 3

‎01-09-2022 24:11

I think you imagined it. You could use the Mesh in AP (access point) mode if it supports it.

Depending on the Mesh you are considering, it may be possible to replace the Now hub completely.

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Anonymous User
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‎01-09-2022 8:41

In response to Jayach's comment
It’s an Eero 6+ which I’ve put in the other room where coverage was low. It’s connected using a long Ethernet cable and set it’s self off automatically

It’s working and I use the 5Ghz band form now hub2 s as I’m in the same room as it
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RoyB
Legend

‎01-09-2022 17:27 - edited ‎01-09-2022 17:30

@Anonymous User 

There is a Search box at the top of the page when you are browsing the Community.

If you type ‘bridge mode’ in there, you will see every posting that mentions this, listed out for you.

Set a Payment PIN on your account so that no-one but you can buy memberships on it.
Check your bank accounts monthly for any other unexpected payments to Now.
That way you can at least nip them in the bud, while you and Now figure out whose fault they are.
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Anonymous User
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‎02-09-2022 11:29 - edited ‎02-09-2022 11:32

What you do on the isp device, disable DCHP and DHCP ipv6, if your connecting to the isp device with cable disable wifi. Once that's done, now cable the isp device to router, and login to your router. On your router under wan setting enter static ip, and put 192.168.0.3 as ip this is your router ip then subnet 255.255.255.0 then gateway 192.168.0.1 this is the ISP device IP. Once done you should have net, and can connect to your isp device, then on the ISP device under DMZ enter your router ip 192.168.0.3.

This is how I was using for a month or 2 before I replaced the ISP device