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RBR850 Requires Daily Reboot to Get Normal Connection Speeds
Hello NG Community, I have the RBK852 system (RBR850 router and RBS850 satellite), running v3.2.10.11_1.2.12, and have recently experienced extremely slow connection speeds. My Internet connection ...
Hey Furry and all,
Sorry, not WAN. It was a conflict between the router and modem. My modem was (still is) at 192.168.0.1 and my router was at 192.168.1.1. That is where the problem was. I went to 172.16.0.1 for my router, changed all my static IPs to fall under that, and lett DHCP assign the others normally. All is happy!
I will be closing this post as solved, but I actually solved it, so how can I do that?
Thanks annd stay safe!
sky
Hey Furry and all,
Sorry, not WAN. It was a conflict between the router and modem. My modem was (still is) at 192.168.0.1 and my router was at 192.168.1.1. That is where the problem was. I went to 172.16.0.1 for my router, changed all my static IPs to fall under that, and lett DHCP assign the others normally. All is happy!
I will be closing this post as solved, but I actually solved it, so how can I do that?
Thanks annd stay safe!
sky
the .0.1 and .1.1 would not be a conflict. Something I use periodically on occasion when I put two routers on the same line together.
I forgot what modem model you had. Are you still using the Arris SB8200? If so this modem uses a 192.168.100.1 to access it's web page only. Other than this, the modem will pass thru a ##.##.###.### WAN IP address to the RBR. Just making sure the information is correct about the modem your using. There shouldn't be any conflict for this or any modem only units.
Glad its working now.