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Modem and Router reboot order - Does it matter?

Modem and Router reboot order - Does it matter?
Modem and Router reboot order - Does it matter?
a week ago - last edited a week ago
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Currently I am using Hitron Coda modem in Canada. I am planning to make it bridge mode and use AXE75 or AX73 as my wifi router. I usually reboot my Hitron Modem once a week. So my question is when I make Hitron into Bridge mode and use TP Link AXE75 or AX73 as my router -> Can I just turn off both together then wait for 30 seconds and then just power on both together? Or the Modem has to be turn on 1st then wait for 3-4 mins and then turn on AXE75/AX73?

 

So question is does the boot order really matter?

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a week ago - last edited a week ago

  @bgoyal 

 

Usually it's better to reboot the modem first even if it's in bridge mode.

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a week ago - last edited a week ago

  @bgoyal 

 

Usually it's better to reboot the modem first even if it's in bridge mode.

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Re:Modem and Router reboot order - Does it matter?
a week ago

  @terziyski 

 

When you say modem has to be started first then how long should I wait after booting modem to power on the router?

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a week ago

  @bgoyal 

 

I would wait for no more than a minute.

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Re:Modem and Router reboot order - Does it matter?
a week ago

  @bgoyal 

 

After the LEDs on your modem become stable, you may power on the router.

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