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6old3nra1n
Aug 06, 2020Tutor
ORBI not properly associating static IP
Hello! I've been trying to use the Address Reservation feature under Advanced -> Setup -> LAN Setup. I have a PC that is hardwired (Ethernet, not wireless) to the RBS50 satellite (not the base RB...
- May 04, 2022
I know this is an old thread but I was having the same problem with reserved addresses not getting assigned. I tried the "trick" of changing the DHCP addresses from x.x.x.21 to x.x.x.254 TO x.x.x.21 to x.x.x.100.
Restarted the devices that were not getting the addresses I wanted and it all worked. I had tried restarting the devices prior to changing the auto assigned addresses range and it did not work at that time. Only after changing the range of the auto addresses.
I know enough to know that should not change the addresses I wanted reserved. Nothing was assigned in the >100 range in the first place. All I know is it solved my problem.
6old3nra1n
Aug 06, 2020Tutor
I just did these steps and still no go. Basically the system is iterating the IP address by 1 each time. So just now my IP was 192.168.1.31, and after performing your steps it went to 192.168.1.32... then I did it again and it went to 192.168.1.33... you get the picture.
I even tried reserving a far off IP like 192.168.1.100 (which is still part of the range of IPs that the Router can assign) but after performing your steps it came back with 192.168.1.34.
Could this be firmware related? I am using a fairly old one (since my Vista computer was off for the last 3 years) -- version 2.3.5.30
By the way, I don't have anything else on my network that is acting like a DHCP server.
6old3nra1n
Aug 06, 2020Tutor
As you can see, every time I refresh my IP, it's not even sticking with the previous IP... While it is not using the reserved IP for my PC, I find it interesting that it is ALSO not using the previous IP either.