Ethernet offloading vs. tethering
Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2022 5:04 pm
Hi everyone:
I'm a bit confused by Netgear's (maybe unusual) use of terminology. They talk about "Ethernet offloading" and "Ethernet tethering" and I've never heard of thsee terms until now.
What feature do I want in an mr1100/5x/6x etc. for the hotspot to act in bridge mode/IP passthrough mode so the Netgear simply bridges the connection to my normal Asus LAN router? I assume that's what Netgear calls "Ethernet tethering"?
I have an AT&T branded mr1100-1A1NAS here. I don't see that model in the matrix/table that is posted around here. Does that model support Ethernet tethering? Also, shouldn't that model be included in the matrix?
I'm a bit confused by Netgear's (maybe unusual) use of terminology. They talk about "Ethernet offloading" and "Ethernet tethering" and I've never heard of thsee terms until now.
What feature do I want in an mr1100/5x/6x etc. for the hotspot to act in bridge mode/IP passthrough mode so the Netgear simply bridges the connection to my normal Asus LAN router? I assume that's what Netgear calls "Ethernet tethering"?
I have an AT&T branded mr1100-1A1NAS here. I don't see that model in the matrix/table that is posted around here. Does that model support Ethernet tethering? Also, shouldn't that model be included in the matrix?