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Master Geek
Topic # 107596 14-Aug-2012 21:17 Send private message

anyone know how to make this router accept a gateway ip address change to .1.254? i can enter this address but it will not stick and remains .1.1

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  Reply # 673032 15-Aug-2012 21:09 Send private message

Not sure why you sent me a PM when you have the option disabled

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Master Geek
  Reply # 673500 16-Aug-2012 21:43 Send private message

in that case please answer in the general forum

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  Reply # 674338 19-Aug-2012 18:34 Send private message

Should be pretty simple.

  • Basic menu, LAN settings, change IP, click Submit
  • Tools menu, Reboot, choose Current Settings and go




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  Reply # 674375 19-Aug-2012 20:32 Send private message

thank you for that, can i ask that this works for sure? just that the unit is not in my procession

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