thevictor390
Teen Wankeler
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I have a dyndns.org account set up, but my new router keeps providing it with the IP address 192.168.1.47. That's clearly a local IP and there isn't a local device on my network using it. WTF?
I'm really not very good with networking but the router seems to understand its WAN IP according to the web interface. I also updated the firmware but it didn't help.
And idea what could be wrong? Is my shiny new otherwise-perfect router finally revealing its fatal flaw?
Sorry the router is behind a cable modem that, to my knowledge, is just a modem and nothing else. I have never attempted to configure it and wouldn't be sure exactly how to do so. It's never been necessary even for dyndns.
I'm really not very good with networking but the router seems to understand its WAN IP according to the web interface. I also updated the firmware but it didn't help.
And idea what could be wrong? Is my shiny new otherwise-perfect router finally revealing its fatal flaw?
Sorry the router is behind a cable modem that, to my knowledge, is just a modem and nothing else. I have never attempted to configure it and wouldn't be sure exactly how to do so. It's never been necessary even for dyndns.
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