@Fae I just had the same issue and that was the solution. I had tried restoring a recent backup and that didn't work, so I unplugged the router for 10 seconds, which was successful.

Yeah, sorry to hear that. They're putting out great hardware at great prices, but the software and support need to be up to snuff too.

Yeah, this isn't exactly an easy process. I'm sure there's even a better way to do this, like setting up a temporary controller, configuring it, then moving it to the docker. But it did work for me,...

@pcsurgeon Once the gateway shows up as "configuring," it should be editable. You might be going too slow or fast.

@pcsurgeon Configure the gateway in stand-alone mode with the correct subnet. Back up gateway settings. Adopt the gateway... While it is configuring, quickly go to Settings > Wired Networks > LAN >...

@Fae This process does not work if you're using a software controller that's on the original network, especially if it's in a docker container with a static IP. I've come up with a different...