NETGEAR support information including NETGEAR firmware downloads, driver downloads, NETGEAR manuals, and other NETGEAR technical support. Note: You'll be asked to register for a NETGEAR user account when you download the firmware and other software, but you can just exit that window to. Good luck with that, if it is running BigPond's firmware instead of some generic/reference firmware from Netgear. Gym Floor Installers there. From experience. Netgear CG3100D-2 BPAUS. Part number July 2009 NETGEAR, Inc. 350 East Plumeria Drive San Jose, CA 95134 Wireless Cable Voice Gateway CG3000/CG3100 User Manual.

@ Rebel3 The Netgeat CG3100D2-BPAUS router, has incremental differences in features compared to the CG3100D-1 BPAUS. As you have noted on the physical side/ports: - 2 x USB 2.0 ports (1 x Front & 1 x Back) - provides support for USB HDD (FAT32 & NTFS) - Printer support - Gig E WAN port (This will however is not enabled yet) - LED sequence is reversed for the 4 x Gig E LAN ports Software/Firmware differences: - DLNA Certified(R) - DMS on board - ALG function/selection Further details will follow. Regards, Chi. It has an internet WAN port as well as the coax connector and two USB ports. At a guess, the hardware was designed to allow the router to use the coaxial cable connector or the red RJ-45 port as the WAN port (but not both concurrently), and there's a 50-50 chance that BigPond's firmware would allow the admin user to make a manual selection to use the RJ-45 (most likely Gigabit Ethernet) port for the WAN side connection. The USB ports will most likely be powered on a hardware level, but the firmware does not support any data transfer over them, and so they could not be used to host external hard disk drives or printers accessible over the LAN, or drive a USB mobile broadband modem as a (fallback) WAN device.