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Nothing connecting to internet on unmanaged switch
Hi,
I have recently changed routers. All my devices connected to my unmanaged switch perfectly to the internet when the old router was in situ, but now I have this new router, none of my devices connected to my switch connect to the Internet. If I plug the device directly into the new router, they work. Is there something I need to do to the unmanaged switch when I've changes routers? I've tried power cycling it and it still hasn't worked.
Thanks
I have recently changed routers. All my devices connected to my unmanaged switch perfectly to the internet when the old router was in situ, but now I have this new router, none of my devices connected to my switch connect to the Internet. If I plug the device directly into the new router, they work. Is there something I need to do to the unmanaged switch when I've changes routers? I've tried power cycling it and it still hasn't worked.
Thanks
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LiamG91 wrote:
I have recently changed routers. All my devices connected to my unmanaged switch perfectly to the internet when the old router was in situ, but now I have this new router, none of my devices connected to my switch connect to the Internet.Are you aware this (new?) XS505M is a switch, supporting 10 Gigabit links, all MultiGig link speeds like 5 Gb, 2.5 Gb, 1 Gb, and 100 Mb Fast Ethernet - but not a NAT router at all?
LiamG91 wrote:
If I plug the device directly into the new router, they work.Now you confuse the reader completely. What router is in place there - which apparently works without this switch (???) please?
Keep in mind that without a NAT router, most home Internet "modems" only accept a single physical device, so only one MAC address can be used. Is this what you see when connecting say a computer direct to the ISP device or port?
LiamG91 wrote:
Is there something I need to do to the unmanaged switch when I've changes routers?Usually not, because here are no configuration options on a XS505M switch at all.
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