Configuring a SmartRG Modem - TekSavvy Community

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Routed Mode

Routed mode should be used when you do not intend to use a stand-alone router with your SmartRG modem. Routed mode adds router functionalities onto the modem. This will allow your modem to assign IP addresses through DHCP, route traffic over multiple ports, provide WiFi if it is a 505n, 515ac or 516ac model, maintain a PPPoE session, and provide firewalling.

Bridge Mode

Bridge mode should be used when you intend to use your own stand-alone router in addition to your SmartRG to perform routing functionalities and WiFi. Once your modem is bridged, you will need to setup your router to perform PPPoE authentication.

PPPoE

Your PPPoE login credentials are a username and a password that you receive on sign up. These credentials are used to gain access to the DSL network you are connecting to. Please refer to your welcome email for these PPPoE credentials.

VPI/VCI Settings

Ontario / Quebec

VPI 0 / VCI 35

British Columbia / Alberta

VPI 0 / VCI 33

Nova Scotia / New Brunswick / Newfoundland / Prince Edward Island

Please contact us as these settings are dependent on your location.