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Originally Posted by cav~firez22
get a real router and have the cisco one shaw provided to you set to bridge mode so you get real IP, then program the aftermarket one for port forward
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Originally Posted by tobysmurf
I'll second the idea of putting the router in bridge mode and getting something decent instead. I have a lot of inbound traffic on my shaw connection and when using their router to do all the forwarding the router would lock up every 3-4 days. Since I put it in bridge mode and put a nice router/firewall device behind it I have not had any issues at all.
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Thanks guys, I'll find a router and report back
Cheers
*mod please merge this with the other duplicate thread*