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Computers on the network randomly try to contact ISP DHCP not router DHCP
I've been fighting with this issue for a few weeks, but one of my clients has Cox Communications as an ISP, with their standard modem, and a Netgear Nighthawk x6 router.
Originally the client had ...
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DHCP with SOHO Routers turned off with DHCP Server
I am trying to learn some networking right now. I currently have a DHCP service running on my SOHO CISCO Router. If I turn off my SOHO's DHCP service and setup DHCP on a physical computer/machine/...
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Routers Upstairs / Downstairs, allow them to talk?
I recently installed another router upstairs because the downstairs one didn't reach via WIFI. The second router takes its WAN connection from downstairs (I only have 1 physical connection to the ...
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Strange Item on DHCP Client Table
I was recently having internet connection issues and looked on my router's DHCP Client Table. An item that stuck out was the name of my neighbor's WiFi Network. The table listed "Neighbor's WiFi ...
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Static IP hosts on WiFi router with DHCP
I have two wired hosts (a desktop and a laptop) connected to a router that also has a DHCP server enabled for WiFi access. When I restart my wired machines, they get assigned a secondary IP address by ...
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How to make laptop (mac) to function as a router (with DHCP off)?
My ISP allows connecting only two devices. The MAC addresses of both my devices (MacBook Pro laptop and iPad) are registered with them.
The problem is that I do not have a router, and the internet I ...
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Why will my wireless router allow wired clients to get an address outside the router, but not wireless ones?
I have a "main" router that connects to the internet, and then a wireless router that connects to that. The main router's DHCP is disabled, and a computer hooked to that has a DHCP server running ...
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Bridge two routers
I have two routers and I want to extend my Wi-Fi range.
First router: TP-Link AC1750
directly connected to cable modem (192.168.11.1)
SSID is main_router
DHCP is enabled
Second router: TP-Link TL-...
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Wireless access point won't allow more than 1 connection
We have a Netgear WGT624 set up as an access point to provide wireless access on our wired network. The wired network has one PC acting as a DHCP server and internet gateway - the WGT624 is set up ...
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How can I fix this conflict between my wired and wireless network connections?
I have two working network connections: One connection is for a wired ethernet card adapter and the other is for a wireless usb adapter.
Both connections work fine when used separately, but when ...
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My first home network setup with a wireless router and switch
I just got a Linksys SRW224G4 switch (24 10/100, 4 10/100/1000)
I already have a Linksys WRT54GS router. (I know it's old, but it works)
My problem is that well, I have no idea what I'm doing. I ...
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