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Here is what happened, my Wink Hub was not responding and one of the suggestions was to re-boot the router, which I did. That did not work, so I decided to wait until tomorrow before contacting their support. A short while later, the PC I was working on lost connectivity. I ended up re-booting the PC but still had no Internet access. After a lot of research, I discovered the following:
The IP address range from the R7000 was 192.168.1.2 to 192.168.1.255, but my IP address was 192.168.100.16.
My IP address was being assigned by the SB6141, which has a built in DHCP server. (There is not way to turn it off.) But it has never been a problem before. I was able to get back online by assigning a specific IP address, DSN and Gateway in my PC's ethernet adapter, but I have never had to do this before.
DHCP is enable in the router, but it is not assigning IP addresses.
I am still not sure what caused it or what fixed it.
I power cycled the entire network and all of the attached devices. Turned everything off and the started powering up from the Cable Moden inward. When I was finished everything was back to normal.
I power cycled the modem and router yesterday with no effect. Not sure why reseting the entire network made a difference, but it did.
I am still not sure what caused it or what fixed it.
I power cycled the entire network and all of the attached devices. Turned everything off and the started powering up from the Cable Moden inward. When I was finished everything was back to normal.
I power cycled the modem and router yesterday with no effect. Not sure why reseting the entire network made a difference, but it did.
