Disabling NAT on EE Smart Hub
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31-05-2021 01:01 PM
Hi
I am trying to have my EE Smart Hub act as close to a modem as possible - I know there isn't an actual "modem mode" available, but going by another topic I've seen on here I should be able to get the same effect by disabling my DHCP, WiFi and NAT.
The settings for WiFi and DHCP are easy enough to find, however I can't seem to find a setting anywhere for NAT? Does anyone know where in the settings this is located?
Thanks in advance
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31-05-2021 11:49 PM
What you have is not what OP wants to achieve.
I'm just asking OP whether he carried a test I suggested earlier & am interested in. I am not logistically able to try it myself at the mo'. We can blah-blah about the theory until the cows come home but there is nowt like trying it out yourself in practise. You say it won't work; I think it might work. I'll leave it at that until OP reports back or not.
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31-05-2021 11:51 PM
Disabling DHCP on LAN ports not impacting NAT/masquerading on the WAN is simple network engineering, not a theory! 🤓
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