Thread: Inaccessible OPDS since Router Change and Network Reconfiguration
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Old 02-15-2024, 06:00 AM   #15
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Originally Posted by culytera View Post
You mean like another router? So basically

minus the bridge mode. It's fine, I'm the only one in the household inconvenienced by this and I can just connect my laptop to the WiFi for when I need to access the OPDS from my phone.
I put the ISP's router into bridge mode, then added a 4-node mesh router that handles cable and wifi. The mesh deals with DHCP, NAT, DNS, and the like. The ISP box is acting like a cable modem.

In this setup, the mesh "master" is connected from its WAN port to an ethernet port on the ISP box. The mesh LAN ports are used for cabled connections via a few GB ethernet switches. The mesh subnodes are connected to the master via cable.
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