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I would like to know if the quantum gateway can be connected to an ethernet switch. I have run out of interfaces and I would like to connect the gateway to a 16 or 24 port switch. Please advise on if it can be done and how it can be done.
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Sure. One of your lan ports on your router will go to any port on the switch all though I prefer to connect my lan port of my router to the last port of the switch for easy identification. Make sure you get an unmanaged switch and there will be no configuration required. Just plug and play.
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@TMURQUHART wrote:I would like to know if the quantum gateway can be connected to an ethernet switch. I have run out of interfaces and I would like to connect the gateway to a 16 or 24 port switch. Please advise on if it can be done and how it can be done.
I am a mite puzzled. If you have no working internet what good would a switch do?
you must have a router to obtain DNS so it would be ONT-Quantum Router WAN-switch ( in one of the available LAN ports on the router.
i have not seen a switch that connected directly to the ONT or internet but I am a little out of the mix. 😀
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Sure. One of your lan ports on your router will go to any port on the switch all though I prefer to connect my lan port of my router to the last port of the switch for easy identification. Make sure you get an unmanaged switch and there will be no configuration required. Just plug and play.
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One other note make sure the switch you get also has gig ports because there are 10/100 switches that will bottleneck anything that is plugged into them.
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@Edg1 wrote:Sure. One of your lan ports on your router will go to any port on the switch all though I prefer to connect my lan port of my router to the last port of the switch for easy identification. Make sure you get an unmanaged switch and there will be no configuration required. Just plug and play.
That was a good suggestion. I place my switch on lan 1 (mine are marked)
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Thanks. Labeling is always a good practice. Can save a lot of time when troubleshooting.
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