Is it necessary to change the bridge mode between home network wiring and telecom optical cat?

At present, the optical cats manufactured by the three major broadband operators all have their own routing functions. It is recommended that you don't use the routing function of the light cat, which will affect the routing stability. Therefore, it is necessary for light cats to bridge. Next, I will explain in detail why we need to do bypass. If the optical cat is the main router, it will affect the stability of the network.

The built-in routing function of optical cat will affect the stability of the network. This problem can be seen when watching live TV with broadband, and the card is often very slow. What is the main reason for this problem? Light cat? In normal work, it will compete with the built-in router for broadband resources at the same time, resulting in network instability, so I suggest that you do not use the built-in routing function of optical cat, and the solution is to do the routing function of telecom optical cat. Bridging mode? And then use an independent wireless high-speed router to solve it? Network instability? The problem is that if you change the independent router, you won't have the problem of slow card when watching live network TV.

Now you have it. Light cat? Set to? Bridging mode? Can it be connected in series normally? Independent router? This is the real broadband speed.

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Generally speaking, it is very necessary to bridge the light cat. Choosing an independent high-speed wireless router not only solves the problem that optical cat and built-in router compete for broadband resources, but also has much better wireless signal and WIFI coverage than optical cat.

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