This one looks to be a mismosh of gear and more. You'll want a network tech to come out, plan a new setup and document how they solved it.
Bob
Hi all
I've got a Netgear WNR2200 with two IP cameras on it that I'm using to surveillance out the front of my house after some dodgy stuff happening in my street.
So both cameras are connected to the Netgear router. My laptop connects wirelessly to the router, and records the camera feeds. This Netgear modem currently is not connected to the internet. However, I also have wireless internet via a Telstra Pre-Paid 4G WI-FI modem, but to use the internet, I need to change the wireless network on my laptop to the Telstra modem, which means the cameras are no longer recording because I have changed network from the Netgear modem to the Telstra modem.
Is there some way that I can connect the Netgear modem to the internet via the Telstra one? I'm regularly needing to use the internet, but I don't want to cut off the camera feed recording each time.
Also to note - the Telstra modem doesn't have an Ethernet port, so if it is possible, then I would need to somehow connect the two modems together wirelessly.
Any help would be appreciated ![]()

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