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Wrntdr
Jan 26, 2020Aspirant
Mysterious Ethernet showing up on Orbi App
I'm in AP mode (with 2 satellites) connecting to my Virgin Media Superhub 3 (Wifi Off) via Ethernet to the Orbi RBR50 (for WiFi).
I've included a screenshot and it states the default gateway 192.168.0.1 is connected with the Mac address of my Virgin Media Superhub3. But also a second connection at 192.168.100.1 with the same Mac address except the last two numbers. But physically there's only one ethernet connection on my Orbi RBR50
So what is this mysteriously similar second Ethernet connection at 192.168.100.1? I've tried typing the address it brings nothing. I thought it might be the Ipv6 DHCP cause the 192.168.0.1 is Ipv4?
I can't find the settings to turn off Ipv6 on my Superhub. But as long as it's just the Ipv6 DHCP I'm not spooked. Otherwise I'm very spooked as to what this second connection that's showing up is?
I've included a screenshot and it states the default gateway 192.168.0.1 is connected with the Mac address of my Virgin Media Superhub3. But also a second connection at 192.168.100.1 with the same Mac address except the last two numbers. But physically there's only one ethernet connection on my Orbi RBR50
So what is this mysteriously similar second Ethernet connection at 192.168.100.1? I've tried typing the address it brings nothing. I thought it might be the Ipv6 DHCP cause the 192.168.0.1 is Ipv4?
I can't find the settings to turn off Ipv6 on my Superhub. But as long as it's just the Ipv6 DHCP I'm not spooked. Otherwise I'm very spooked as to what this second connection that's showing up is?
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- WrntdrAspirantbump
- Christian_RNETGEAR Employee Retired
Hi Wrntdr,
Welcome to the community! Do you happen to see the same ethernet connection when checking through the Orbi's web interface?
Thanks,
Christian
- WrntdrAspirantThere is no web interface afaik when in Access point mode