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nduff13 · ‎20-01-2021

Hi David, thanks for the response but i actually want to use the Asus 68U as the router for everything; not just wifi i have all devices (computers, NAS, external drives etc) plugged into the Asus with all networking already done (some have static IP's etc). My understanding is that disabling DHCP on the router will cause issues with this existing setup. Further reading suggests that what i actually may need to do is somehow either put the 1600V modem into bridge mode (is this possible?) so it functions simply as a modem (bearing in mind that the 1600v connects to the NBN box to provide HFC), turn off DHCP (or NAT?) on the 1600v modem, change the IP address of the modem or maybe even just restrict the DHCP fields on the modem so that they don't overlap with the DHCP settings on the Asus?

nduff13 · ‎20-01-2021

Hi All, I previously had an Asus DSL68U acting as a router to my old Telstra Cable box - now that I have TPG NBN HFC i would like to use my Asus 68U as a router / Wifi in the same way when plugged into the TPG supplied modem 1600v. Bottom line, I would like the Asus 68U to do all routing and the 1600V to just do the modem. I have followed multiple set up guides, correctly connected all cables etc (LAN1 from 1600v to WAN on Asus), and the only issue is that i cannot connect to the internet through the Asus 68U; i get an IP conflict error. It seems that both the Asus 68U LAN IP address and the TPG 1600V LAN IP address are both 192.168.1.1. I can resolve the issue by changing the Asus 68U LAN IP to 192.168.2.1, however that ruins my whole internal network as changes all local device IP addresses to put them on a different network. Is there an easy way to resolve the IP conflict issue?

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