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i have a dsl router with a 4 port ethernet switch on it and another netgear (wired) router after that along with a wifi router after that. for some reason when i unplug the netgear router from and hold the reset switch it will get the ip address of the modem/router and keep it the same, instead of change it from 192.168.1.X to 192.168.0.X. that's not a huge problem but the router after that doesn't do that and changes it to 192.168.10.X. i need them all to be 192.168.1.X for some file transferring issues and programs that cant find other computers. how can i fix this? also why does the netgear router do that after its restarted and reset? thanks!
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- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
didnt mention hows yer firmware doing? i had netgear before ,,its sh i t ty,,my opinon,,butt any wayz,,sounds like you might have 2 clone the routers mac and try that,,should be right in the options menu,,i think linksys is the best how many routers out there cant support so much dd-wrt..hee-hee ole skweel
Source(s): yah man reread yer problem ,,try cloning yer routers mac address,,reboot ,,then see..if that fails,,well then set back 2 deaults..reset,, - da skoolarLv 41 decade ago
you can actually set the IP range from each router. set the gateway IP from the very first router and make sure that each router looks at that for the gateway.
Having too many routers connected to each other would cause a lot of traffic between the routers.
