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Vulchikova
Jun 23, 2016Follower
C6300BD DHCP Issue
Greetings all, I hope you guys can help. I have spent HOURS with my provider's 'Tech support' people. Here is the problem: I have several computers and phones in the house that are experienci...
KICKNU
Jan 04, 2017Aspirant
I'm having same problem. Did you find a fix yet?
Beercan1951
Apr 01, 2017Aspirant
I think its the service provider. its seems that Comcast has started using the IPV6 setup, and all of a sudden two days ago, none of my wireless devices could connect to the Internet, although they stipulated they were connect to the Netgear, both 5 g and the 2.4 g setups. I changed the wireless channels thinking my neighbor was confusing my devices, but that did not help. My devices, several laptops, serveral iPads, iPhone. all started displaying the IP address of 169.254.62.xxx which is not the wireless address quad I setup in the router, i used the standard 192.168.0.xxx. So in order to get things communicating again, I used a static IP address in each device, and now they are able to connect and roam the internet. I have rebooted the modem/router and had Comcast download the latest firmware but nothing has changed. I firmely belive it is something Comcast did when the enjoined the IPV6 protocol. Not sure how to get this fixed yet. My printers and Dish network, Hopper & Joeys, PS3 and Blue ray still cannot connect. How can I turn off the IPV6 ?
- DarrenMApr 04, 2017Sr. NETGEAR Moderator
Hello Beercan1951
I do not believe you can disable IPV6 you may want to contact the ISP and check if they can change it to IPV4 address.
DarrenM