Then in terms of configuration, getting it working..are there any differences in configuration, or getting it working, between connecting LAN-LAN, vs WAN-LAN?

Nothing special or fancy in the LAN. All wired except for a Laptop. Long story short, I swapped identical Modems that gave a static WAN IP address (yes it was static!) Both had a RF connection ...

Sometimes it will be labeled WAN. This port is intended to connect your router to the modem and the outside world from there. The LAN ports are designed for connecting to local devices.

Although modems and routers are different, for ease and convenience, most CenturyLink modems have a built-in router. Additionally, depending on the model, your device may be wireless capable.

Connect an RJ-45 Ethernet cable to the "Router" or "WAN" port on the wireless print server, and plug the other end of the cable into an available Ethernet port on the cable modem/router.

The device located in the router’s DMZ receives a forwarded copy of all port and protocol traffic coming over the WAN connection; it’s not subject to the router’s firewall restrictions, although it’s ...

If your Internet connection consists of a separate router and modem, then a private IP address, 192.168.100.1, may provide access to the modem. This can be a double edged sword. Motorola SURFboard ...

Synology's wireless LAN router ' WRX560 ' supports Wi-Fi 6 and has convenient features such as 'four wired LAN ports', 'up to 150 devices can be connected simultaneously', and 'VPN service can ...

Here's a photo of (a dusty) one of them, connected to the router in the furnace room: Prompted by a now-expired $116.67-for-two Amazon promotion, however, I've bought two pairs worth of their ...

A LAN's media characteristic refers to the physical connections of the devices to the network. Typically, devices connect to a LAN through coaxial cables, twisted-pair wire or fiber optic cables.