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An ethernet cable is coming to my room and I use static IP to connect to internet. My IP is 150.XXX.XXX.7, subnet mask 255.255.255.0 , gateway 150.XXX.XXX.216. I want to connect ethernet on my router and make a private network so other devices can connect with DHCP (without setting static ip) using wifi or ethernet. How should I configure my router(ZTE ZXV10 H108L)? On what LAN port should I connect the ethernet cable coming in my room, should I bind all ports together? I will contact them soon for VPI/VCI.
Jim
Posted 2017-07-05T01:15:44.247
Reputation: 475
Looks like it's already configured. Does it work? – Ian – 2017-07-05T01:20:12.587
If you're looking for the VPI/VCI number, you need to check your ISPs documentation, or contact them. – Ian – 2017-07-05T01:24:54.440
On what lan port should I connect the ethernet coming in my room, should I bind all ports together? I will contact them soon for VPI/VCI. – Jim – 2017-07-05T01:31:58.600
There's a lot of things that need clarifying. First off "private network" can mean a lot of things. If you want a network for your own use that isn't directly a part of the 150.x.x.x network then you don't want to use any of the LAN ports and, in fact, will need a different router. In that case, the network you want to plug the "public" network into would be the WAN port... which your router doesn't have because it's a DSL modem with an integrated router. Second, if you already have internet provided by this 150.x network why do you need DSL? – Cliff Armstrong – 2017-07-05T03:15:35.853