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DHCP issues after reboot
I have the same problem with one sattelite, 40 devices, AT&T Fiber BGW320 for 4 months (prior was Cox cable) . Using an AI as a tutor its helped me move from V 7.2 7 15 , to V 7.2 8 5 on both router ...
There may be some confusion (or perhaps a typo?) in the Original statement:
when I manually put in the ip address for my LAN 10.0 0 40 and gateway 8.8.8 8 it works great on my TV again
If a device (the TV?) has an IP address of 10.0.0.40, then the gateway address is almost certainly 10.0.0.1. 8.8.8.8 is one of the IP addresses for Google DNS.
Could you please confirm:
- The IP address assigned to the WAN port on the RBR750 router?
- That the 750 router is acting as a DHCP server and what the DHCP 'pool' range is (start to end)?
- That the AT&T unit is no longer broadcasting WiFi?
That no devices in the house are configured to use the ATT WiFi? (if they are and the AT&T is no longer active, then those devices are "cut off"