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TrubbleMaker's avatar
Oct 10, 2022
Solved

Cannot change IP address in the XR500

Hi guys

 

I'm new to the XR500 device.
I cannot change the default IP address from 192.168.1.1 to 192.168.10.1

The router is running Firmware Version 2.3.2.134.

When I change the IP address to 10.1 I get a message telling me to do a /release & /renew and then it tells me the device will be disconnected while the router gets the new IP address and then I get an error message: "400 Bad request. This server does not support the operation requested by your client."
Appreciate your time. đŸ˜

  • TrubbleMaker's avatar
    TrubbleMaker
    Oct 10, 2022

    UPDATE: It's almost 2:00AM here at the epicentre of the known universe (Sydney, Australia...  where God LIVES!!) 

    My brain is now officially mush and I have no idea how I did it, but I managed to get the IP address changed and it stuck!! WOOOHOOO!  đŸ˜ 

    I know somewhere in there I flashed the firmware twice and also did two factory resets. 

    After the second factory reset, I managed to get the change in the IP to stick and not bring up the 'Bad Gateway' error but then it hung while rebooting so I manually rebooted the the router and then found the change had finally worked.

    I know I should have kept better notes of what I did but after fartarsing around for waaaaay too many hours I was well and truly over it.

    Thank you all for your your suggestions , your time and your patience. 

    Cheers

     

    Charlton  đŸ™‚

8 Replies

  • After this happens, what do you need to do to gain access to the interface again?

     

    When you receive this message, have you tried going to 192.168.10.1 in your web browser? If not try it, are you then met with the DumaOS interface again?

    • TrubbleMaker's avatar
      TrubbleMaker
      Tutor

      "After this happens, what do you need to do to gain access to the interface again?

       

      When you receive this message, have you tried going to 192.168.10.1 in your web browser? If not try it, are you then met with the DumaOS interface again?"

       

      I tried to get to 10.1 in the browser and got: "This site can’t be reached"
      I also can't ping 10.1

      I can still get to the DumaOS via the default IP address.

      • Netduma-Liam's avatar
        Netduma-Liam
        NetDuma Partner

        What browser are you trying to do this from? A 400 error would suggest it's a client side issue so we should start there. Does it work if you use an incognito/private window to do this? Or perhaps a different browser all together?