MN700 or MSN DSL 1000 times out downloading large files

I use a MN 700 base station as a router in conjunction
with a MSN DSL 1000 broadband modem. Everything works
fine until I try to download a large file. After
receiving 1-2 MB of data, the download times out.
(Actually, it doesn't time out, but the download progress
window indicates that receipt of the data has stopped.)
I think the problem is due to the fact that both the base
station and the modem usehave onboard NAT. The
documentation for both devices states that the user
cannot disable NAT in either device. The problem goes
away when I connect the modem directly to my computer's
NIC, thus bypassing the router. Any ideas?

You can disable the MN700 NAT function by putting the MN700 in bridge mode.


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"Dwight" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:1d2be01c4232a$4fb2c110$(E-Mail Removed)...
> I use a MN 700 base station as a router in conjunction
> with a MSN DSL 1000 broadband modem. Everything works
> fine until I try to download a large file. After
> receiving 1-2 MB of data, the download times out.
> (Actually, it doesn't time out, but the download progress
> window indicates that receipt of the data has stopped.)
> I think the problem is due to the fact that both the base
> station and the modem usehave onboard NAT. The
> documentation for both devices states that the user
> cannot disable NAT in either device. The problem goes
> away when I connect the modem directly to my computer's
> NIC, thus bypassing the router. Any ideas?