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Automatic A&A configuration will not configure these routers as 'bridge'. The router is a feature-rich device, and using it as a bridge is somewhat a waste :-) Usually our more basic ZyXEL is a better choice, but the DGA0122 can be configured manually to be a bridge as follows:
Automatic A&A configuration will not configure these routers as 'bridge'. The router is a feature-rich device, and using it as a bridge is somewhat a waste :-) Usually our more basic ZyXEL is a better choice, but the DGA0122 can be configured manually to be a bridge as follows:


#Reset the router, but keep the DSL cabl;e disconnected for the moment, as otherwise it may get auto-configured by A&A.
#Reset the router, but keep the DSL cable disconnected for the moment, as otherwise it may get auto-configured by A&A.
#Connect computer to one of the LAN ports, and it should obtain an IP address in the 192.168.1.x range
#Connect computer to one of the LAN ports, and it should obtain an IP address in the 192.168.1.x range
#Log in to the admin pages via http://192.168.1.1 - use admin and the Access Password from the base of the unit
#Log in to the admin pages via http://192.168.1.1 - use admin and the Access Password from the base of the unit
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