“behind router modem combo I'm looking for a modem to go behind the modem/router that AT&T provides ARRIS NVG599,that is capable of setting to bridge mode to run my home networking devices on.What would you recommend?”
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You do not need a second modem. You would need a bridge or a router configured as a bridge and would want to turn off your wireless on the AT&T provided modem/router if you plan. To use another wireless router. Otherwise you may run into interference or even UP address conflicts.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.You can't run 2 routers on the same cable connection.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Don't bother. You'll be wasting your money. The ARRIS is your modem. You can bypass the WiFi and make it bridge to a better quality WiFi router though if you want. That's what I would do and I recommend. That's what I did in my previous place when I had uVerse and it worked great.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I use the Netgear modem and Google OnHub router. Improved picture quality of my TV so much you can even see the difference on FYI Channels.
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Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.You need a router, not another modem. The modem convert cable access to ethernet and a roouter provides the IP addresses to your multiple PCs (wired or wireless). A combo unit (modem-router) like the NETGEAR AC-1750 replaces the ARRIS "Gateway" and the monthly rental fees.
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