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C7800 doesn't like LAN Range IP change
I have a customer with a C7800 modem/router. I have a large amount of network gear there, so I changed the LAN IP range to 192.169.1.x. The router default was 192.168.0.x. When I change it, ...
> [...] router no longer accessible locally via the 192.168.1.1 address,
> [...]Regarding "no longer", see "not a useful problem description", above.
> After you changed whatever you changed, did you restart the
> (unspecified) computer where you were doing this work? What is its IP
> address?Still mysteries.
> [...] should not be required to do so. [...]
I agree, but that doesn't answer any of the pending questions.
Changed the default LAN range to 192.168.1.x. Gave the router an address of 192.168.1.1, router no longer accessible locally via the 192.168.1.1 address, but IS accessible if I connect outside of the network, using the external WAN address and port to connect to the web gui.
Router does not function correctly when using this LAN range. I have 23 devices that have static IP addresses, would prefer to not have to change everything over, and should not be required to do so. Advised customer to get rid of this router and get a better one.
> [...] router no longer accessible locally via the 192.168.1.1 address,
> [...]
Regarding "no longer", see "not a useful problem description", above.
> After you changed whatever you changed, did you restart the
> (unspecified) computer where you were doing this work? What is its IP
> address?
Still mysteries.
> [...] should not be required to do so. [...]
I agree, but that doesn't answer any of the pending questions.