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routerlogin.net not working after disabling DHCP
Walked into a new account that was having internet troubles. Fixed the issue with their ISP. Found that there was a Netgear Nighthawk AX8, Model RAX75 "downstream" from the ISP modem. I also noticed ...
> [...] I will try connecting the cable from the Technicolor to the LAN
> port on the Netgear and see what happens. [...]I wouldn't do that. That was a possible explanation for what you
reported, not a suggested course of action.> [...] look in the User Manual for "Set up the router as a WiFi access
> point". [...]Still my advice.
> [...] I will try connecting the cable from the Technicolor to the LAN
> port on the Netgear and see what happens. [...]
I wouldn't do that. That was a possible explanation for what you
reported, not a suggested course of action.
> [...] look in the User Manual for "Set up the router as a WiFi access
> point". [...]
Still my advice.
I finally got the chance to get back to this customer and adjust the configuration per antinode's recommenadation. Pushing the reset button on the back of the router just rebooted the router, but did not reset the configuration. Found something on the web about a 30/30/30 reset, and that did the job! Was able to verify that it had the latest firmware level. Set it up as a WAP per the user manual and all is well. routerlogin.net does not work (get the web page saying I'm not connected to the router's wifi), but I can access the Admin function via the IP address.
Mahalo nui loa (Thank you very much) for the assistance!
Harry Z