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2020-07-12 19:37:19
@ArcherC8 Yes, some router's what you've done could be correct. I always only use for some devices a 'known' IP address. To avoid any collisions I carve out of the DHCP pool a block a IP Address I...
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2020-07-12 19:32:42
@jeffhar Have you looked at this from Netgear? https://kb.netgear.com/30418/What-is-the-default-IP-address-of-my-NETGEAR-Smart-Managed-Plus-Smart-Managed-Pro-or-Insight-Managed-Smart-Cloud-switch...
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2020-07-11 22:53:56
malada wrote There was another response and that person said that it should be in the DHCP range. @malada Well, in some routers you might be able to 'mix' them, other maybe not? If the DHCP Server...
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2020-07-11 22:05:32
@malada One problem with setting a device to a specific IP address is if that address could be given out by DHCP server. Depending on router s/w, it, the router, might be aware of what IP Address are...
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2020-07-10 18:30:13
@Larryb205 Have you tried on W7 deleting/forgetting the connection? Sometimes I think it 'remembers' things from the old connection and that interferes with the speed. Especially so if you use the...
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2020-07-09 23:44:18
@KC8OYE I can get to mine, and on quite a few router's I've done that. Depends on modem and it's default IP address. Ones I've had are 192.168.100.1, so try that in your Browser's URL area. You can...
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