If you never changed the Netgears IP. Yes. That what was warned about - double-nated. (separate IP/range for anything connected to it and has no idea how to get past to the internet without explicit rules)
If you never changed the Netgears IP. Yes. That what was warned about - double-nated. (separate IP/range for anything connected to it and has no idea how to get past to the internet without explicit rules)
I see so that is what a double NAT situation is about.
So on the HG659 I had already reserved DHCP. 10 to. 19. While on the Netgear I had disabled DHCP and reserved. 20 to. 50. But it was when trying to change the Netgear IP from 192.168.2.1 to 192.168.1.2 that it would refuse to because I was connected via WAN port and it would cause a conflict.
Should I disconnect the WAN then configure the netgear and then connect the LAN to LAN?
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