I have Motorola SB6141 modem and Asus RT-AC68U which I used in US with Comcast and they were rock solid for years, handling up to 20 devices at the same time (Synology file server, camera, streaming devices etc etc) . Both devices should be fully compatible in Europe, and of course Ziggo can flush the firmware of the modem as they please.
So my question is - Will Ziggo let me dump their combo box and let me hook up/activate my modem? And if so do I have to pay extra? And if no - is there any other reliable ISP that will let me do this (I know the house was previously hooked up to KPN)
Dank je wel!
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Hi Travis,
No they will not do that.
The closest to get to what you want is
configuring the Ziggo Combo box to so called 'Bridge Mode'.
In that case you only use the Modem and telephony functionality.
The network is fully managed by your own Router.
It depends on what Ziggo Box you have how
this configurarion can be done.
The Ziggo Help Desk can do it in all cases; for some Boxes
you can also do it yourself.
Look at this page:
https://www.ziggo.nl/klantenservice/wifi/modem/bridge-modus/
It explains everyting...... in Dutch.
Can be a great challenge.
If your Box is not in the list it defaults to 'Overige Modems'.
In that case you _need_ to call the Help Desk.
Or call them anyway.
Han
Bekijk origineel
No they will not do that.
The closest to get to what you want is
configuring the Ziggo Combo box to so called 'Bridge Mode'.
In that case you only use the Modem and telephony functionality.
The network is fully managed by your own Router.
It depends on what Ziggo Box you have how
this configurarion can be done.
The Ziggo Help Desk can do it in all cases; for some Boxes
you can also do it yourself.
Look at this page:
https://www.ziggo.nl/klantenservice/wifi/modem/bridge-modus/
It explains everyting...... in Dutch.
Can be a great challenge.
If your Box is not in the list it defaults to 'Overige Modems'.
In that case you _need_ to call the Help Desk.
Or call them anyway.
Han