Router IP address change

I have DHCP on my network router firewall and I have a wireless router. I also have a private IP address setup of 10.0.1. I change to router IP address to my IP range but it does not work. Is there a way to setup the router to find DHCP on my network and capture the correct 10.0.1 range? If not how can I manually change it and still use th web browser setup page to configue the router? The setup page has the rages 192.168.. range and will not connect to the web browser setup when change from this...I also wanted to disable the DHCP since I already have DHCP on the network...

You can login to router's setup and change its IP address to IP address matching your network. Next time login using the new IP address assigned.

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Router IP addressed changed but I didn't change it!?!

The weirdest thing happened, and I was hoping someone could offer an explanation. I have a WRT54G router and 2 desktop and 1 laptop computer all setup wirelessly to it. I am the only one in the house that is familiar at all with how the computer network is set up and noone else knows how to access the Router Setup (I don't they even know it exists!). And even if for some reason they found out there is one, there is definitely no way anyone could know my username and password. Anyway, I tried to log into the Router Setup and got a page could not be displayed message. Then I checked to make sure I am connected to the right wireless network (didn't want to accidently connect to a neighbour's unsecure network) and yes, I am connected to mine - I can tell by the name. So then I checked my default gateway IP just to make sure it looked ok, and discovered that the IP address is now 192.168.2.1 instead of 192.168.1.1! When I try to log into the setup using this IP, it gives me a login screen, but won't authenticate me. Has anyone every heard of this?? I know I can reset the router to factory defaults in order to log back in, but I'm wondering if anyone has ever heard of this before. Any insight would be appreciated. Thanks!

Your setup seems good. So it is hard to tell what caused the problem. There is a certain chance that some hardware malfunction caused a couple of bits in the RAM to flip. Maybe it got the LAN IP address and some part of the password.
If you really want to check whether someone's broken into you would have to monitor the LAN and the activity (e.g. check the lights and use a network sniffer). Certainly it may be a couple of days until whoever-was-it does something. So, I suppose the best option would be a fresh start from a reset if you are not able to connect to the router's setup anymore.
Changing the LAN IP address of the router won't make it harder to find the router or its IP address. The DHCP server will quickly tell... Thus you have to turn the DHCP server off as well. But still there are so many broadcasts on your LAN that anyone who would gain access to your network would quickly know the IP address. Thus, anyone who would be capable to break into a WPA secured wireless network would have no problem with the different gateway address...

WRT54G router IP address is the same as my modem's IP address. how to change the routers IP address?

The broadband modem got broken and the ISP changed it to a new modem. Now my problem is I cannot use the router when they changed the modem. The ISP won't provide support since they didn't provide me with the wireless router. I've read through the forum and found that I had to change my router's IP address. WRT54G router IP address is the same as my modem's IP address, 192.168.1.1. I already changed the local IP address of the router to 192.168.1.2, saved the setting, released and renew the ip address. Now, when I connected my internet modem cable to the router, I cannot connect to the internet. I am able to ping 192.168.1.2 but I cannot connect to the ping 192.168.1.1. Please help me do the proper setup.
Thanks!

Hello! I solved my problem but I find the solution so weird. After changing the routers IP address to 192.168.1.2, instead of plugging the modem cable on the Internet port of the router, I plugged it in one of the WAN ports. Presto, it worked. Even my wireless connection is also working.

I'm Trying to change my router ip address to match that of sling box any ideas

I'm trying to change my router IP address to match that of sling box. The airport extream will not let me or sling help change it . Any ideas

Here are the basic steps to setup port mapping on the AirPort:
AEBSn - Port Mapping Setup
To setup port mapping on an 802.11n AirPort Extreme Base Station (AEBSn), either connect to the AEBSn's wireless network or temporarily connect directly, using an Ethernet cable, to one of the LAN port of the AEBSn, and then use the AirPort Utility, in Manual Setup, to make these settings:
1. Reserve a DHCP-provided IP address for the host device.
AirPort Utility > Select the AEBSn > Manual Setup > Internet > DHCP tab
On the DHCP tab, click the "+" (Add) button to enter DHCP Reservations.
Description: <enter the desired description of the host device>
Reserve address by: MAC Address
Click Continue.
MAC Address: <enter the MAC (what Apple calls Ethernet ID if you are using wired or AirPort ID if wireless) hardware address of the host computer>
IPv4 Address: <enter the desired IP address>
Click Done.
2. Setup Port Mapping on the AEBSn.
AirPort Utility > Select the AEBSn > Manual Setup >Advanced > Port Mapping tab
Click the "+" (Add) button
Service: <choose the appropriate service from the Service pop-up menu>
Public UDP Port(s): <enter the appropriate UDP port values>
Public TCP Port(s): <enter the appropriate TCP port values>
Private IP Address: <enter the IP address of the host server>
Private UDP Port(s): <enter the same as Public UDP Ports or your choice>
Private TCP Port(s): <enter the same as Public TCP Ports or your choice>
Click "Continue"

How to deal with dynamic IP address changes

I have installed Fodero C3 and Oracle 10g successfully. Oracle 10g use web OEM console to manage database. However, my internet provider only provided me a dynamic IP address. When I installed Fedora C3, Linux server automatically picked a Hostname like " ip12-345-678-90.dc.dc.cox.net". After I created database, all database files also used this hostname. Then Oracle web OEM console worked fine. Due to the dynamic IP address assigned by ISP, their DHCP server changed the first part of IP address(ip12-345-678-90)frequently to another one. After IP address changed, I couldn't start up web OEM console and listener because they couldn't find correct hostname (IP address). I have talked to my ISP. It seems that it can not be solved. Anyone knows how to deal with this problem through 10g and OEM console themseleves. I also think about to configure Linux server to solve the problem. I really need your help. Thanks in advance

Thank all of you so much to respond my questions. I think I have solved the problem. Since the key point was that Oracle 10g OEM console could not work with the frequent changes of IP address made by my ISP. I just bought a 54G wireless router. Then connecting router to cable modem. The cable modem still gets the dynamic IP from ISP, but the router automatically assigned a static IP address to my Linux system with the range from 192.168.0.0 - 192.168.255.255. This IP was control by my router. It is nothing to do with ISP. So I re-created Oracle database with this new static IP. Then OEM console and listener can startup and connect to database without problem. I do think other guru's methods also will work. I just have no time to try them one by one. Thanks again. Your inputs make me learn many things.

IP address changing

I made the mistake of getting BT Infinity when it became available in my area on the 28th May this year.
After many dsconnections an openreach engineer came out in mid July and spent 4 hours checking everything before realising that the initial installation hadnt done correctly in theh cabinet and that they hadnt put the new master socket on.
After more disconnections, most of which are only brief and a few more longer ones I contacted BT again and a second engineer called on the 20th August saying I had complained about a lack of speed. I told him that the speed was fine when it was connected but it dropped the connection sometimes and the main problem was that the IP address frequently changed, even if I hadnt noticed the orange ligh being on the router or it had stoped me surfing the web.
As I wanted to set up a FTP server, as I had done with previous ISPs, for family and friends to share files, I needed a stable IP address and I knew I had a dynamic address but that should stay the same unless I switch off or reboot the router. He checed everythinghe could and eve chnaged the new B home Hub 5 in case that had a fault that wasnt showing and thought that it may be a problem between the BT servers and the exchange as it showed on the schematic that BTs own diagnostic test had identified on the track a fault page as the building housing the server were outlined in red.
Needless to say it is still dropping occassionally and the IP address is constantly changing. I think it did keep the same IP for 48 hours once but usually it will change at least 3 or 4 tmes per day. Between 00.34 and 22.40 yesterday, the 22nd September, it has changed 9 times and had the orange light on the Home Hub 5 at least twice for several minutes, when I could neither send and receive emails or surf the web.
I went to check what was happening on the track a fault page and saw that even though this was an ongoing fault from the initial installation, there were two closed faults even though I was still waiting for BT support to call me back as promised last Saturday afternoon, they did call but hung up on me as soon as I had said "Hello" so I was expectin them to call back or email me.
I then sent a message using the contact us form on the BT site.
I was called this afternoon and was on the phone for the best part of 4 hours either talking to many different people at BT, waiting for them to call back or on hold, explaining over and over again that my main problem apart from the line disconnecting was the frequent changes of the IP address and if they could not provide a stable one that only changed when I switched the router off then I wanted to cancel without any penalties for early termination as there was a fault that BT could not fix.
I was told by one "technical" support guy that the IP can change every 24 hours, which I agreed that if it was set for a 24 hour lease period and I switched the router off and the lease expired before I switched it back on that it would change but that if the router was left on then it should not change while I was using it. Bearing in mind I have had this discussion many times over many months with various BT support personnel I have given them long enough and asked to be trasnferred to someone who could tell me if I could terminate my contract as BT was in breach of their contract to supply me with a stable connection.
He said he was transferring me, after 30 minutes on hold I ended up in the sales department where a very nice chap told me that he would transfer me back to technical again as they needed to put a note on my file saying what they had told me about being unable to provide a stable iP address and to then transfer me to the correct department. On hold again then explain everything agan etc etc then transfer to customer options where I was told I could cancle if I paid over £300 in fees or I could take out a business package to get a static IP.
I was also told that it was in the T and Cs that they did not have to provide me with a stable IP address. I asked him to send me an email with the part that said that and he said he will do that tomorrow and will also call me back tomorrow afternoon.
I have had a look on the T and Cs from a link on this site and using the find next box in internet explorer, there is no mention of IP or address, so I do not know where he will find the part about not having to provide a stable IP address.
I have tried to keep this as short as possible but as I have summarised and condensed 3 months worth of discussions into these few paragrpahs, it does appea to ramble on a bit, sorry.
Can anyone tell me definitively if I am correct in expecting BT to provide me with a connection that doesnt drop more times in just over the 3 months that I have been with them than in the previous 12 years I have had an internet connection with varous ISPs and aslo are they correct in stating that they do no have to provide an IP address that doesnt change even if I do not switch off or reboot the router as I am on a residentia package with a dynamic IP.
Thanks for hopefully taking the time to read through this post and for any help you can give me

Its not essentail that I have a static IP as its for personal use only not for a business but as you have stated it can take a while for the updated IP address to propogate and even if it instantly updated the new IP address I dont think anything would propogate quickly enough to be of any use when the IP can change as often as 9 times in less than 24 hours, as it did yesterday.
All I am asking for is an IP addresss that doesnt change unless I switch the router off or have a power cut. Surley that should be a simple enough thing to arrange.
I can even put up with the temporary connection drops, as long as they only last for a few minutes a few times a week and not as regularly as they are doing at the moment.
Could a mod please merge this thread with the other one in the Infinity section and place them both in the Infinity section as I would like to know if other Infinity users are having frequent I address changes and there is more chance of them seeing this thread and replying to it if it is in that section.
Thank you.

My Foscam IP Camera "times out" after one day - the IP address changes

Hey All,
I'm trying to set up my Foscam 8918 camera. I'm not so much concerened about being able to view it remotely as i can't even get the local (home) setup to work successfully for more than a day.
As far as I undertand it my IP address is dynamic and changes every day and I have to manually go into the foscam app and change the Local Camera Address 10.0.1.XX
Is there a way I can give the camera a static IP address? I've tried the port forwarding as instructed on this forum and I can't get it to connect.
Everything works until the IP address changes and then the camera times out.
Thanks for any insight.
I'm using the brand new apple router (the tower)
I'm using FoscamPro app on iphone 4S and ipad 2

In case you do want to be able to access your Foscam IP camera from the Internet. Note: I don't have this exact camera model, but the following worked for mine.
Camera Setup Part 1
Plug the camera into your router with your ethernet cable
Log onto the camera using the IP address given by the IP camera tool (IPCT) using the default login given on the bottom of the camera.
Choose Device Management, and then, Wireless LAN Settings.
Find your wireless network and input the login info.
The camera should now reset
802.11n AirPort Extreme (AEBSn) Setup (Note: I am assuming that you will be using version 6.x of the AirPort Utility from the iPad.)
Start the AirPort Utility > Select the (AEBSn) > Edit > Advanced > DHCP and NAT
Verify that the Router Mode = DHCP and NAT
From the DHCP and NAT window > Reservations > New Reservation...
Enter anything you like for the Description field.
Reserve address by: MAC Address
MAC Address: Enter the wireless MAC address of the IP camera
IPv4 Address: Enter the desired IP address you want reserved as a "Static IP" address for the camera. This address must be within the DHCP range of your AirPort. By default, this range is: 10.0.1.2 - 10.0.1.200.
Click Done
Go to the Advanced window > Port Settings > New Entry...
Entry Type: IPv4
Description: Leave blank or enter a desired description.
Public UDP Port(s): 8888
Public TCP Port(s): 8888
Private IP Address: Enter the Static IP address you created above.
Private UDP Port(s): 8888
Private TCP Port(s): 8888
Click Done
Allow the AEBSn to reset.
Camera Setup Part 2
Use the IPCT utility to obtain the network configuration settings.
Right (or Option)-click the IP address given in IPCT and choose Network Configuration.
Note these values. You may want to write them down.
Log onto the camera via a web browser, like Safari.
Go to Device Management > Basic Network Settings
Uncheck the box.
Input the settings from IPCT.
Verify that the port numbers used are the same as what you entered in the AirPort Utility's Port Mapping option.
Allow the camera to reset.
Optional, but recommended
Setup a Dynamic DNS account. This would take care of the issue of having a Dynamic WAN IP address that your ISP provides you. I would recommend DynDNS.
Go to https://www.dyndns.com/account/services/hosts/add.html
You will want to just set up a basic account.ollow the directions for setting up a basic account.
Once the account is set up, you will want to choose a web address to map directly to your camera. The Dynamic DNS service will assign a web address that will link to your Dynamic WAN IP address. The web address will stay the same even if the IP address changes.
When accessing the camera from a remote location, just tag on the port number to the web address. As as example, if the web address DynDNS assigns you is: www.myaddress.com, you would enter: www.myaddress.com:8888 into the web browser's address bar to access your camera.
Your camera should now be ready for both wireless access on your local network and from the Internet.

What should my router IP address be?

I had my Airport Extreme router running my wireless network and the IP address was 192.168.1.1.
Then I reset everything and deleted the old network and created a new one with the same name.
It seems to be working fine but now the router IP address shows 10.0.1.1.
Why did it change and should it be 192.168.1.1 like before?
I have 3 Mac computers, an iPad and an Airport Express and they all now have IP addresses starting with 10.0.1.
Why is this happening?
Thanks
Len

The default IP address of all the Apple routers is 10.0.1.1, so if you reset the device or the settings back to defaults, this is the setting that you will see.
The 10.0.1.x range works just fine. There's no particular reason for it to be 192.168.1.1 unless you happen to like that number better. There's no performance advantage to either the 10.0.x.x or 192.168.x.x range.
Your next question may be how to change back to 192.168.1.1.
Open Airport Utility - click Manual Setup
Click the Internet icon
Click the DHCP tab below the icons
Locate the setting for DHCP Beginning Address and change this to 192.168
Click Update at the lower right to save your settings
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I need to stimulate a user for an ESS Address Change Process

Heres some background.. We want Hourly people to put data in Corporate Internal Site and have it execute the front end ESS process (there are only 4 processes to build). We want the salaried population to go directly to ESS and execute the same process. We want the same process and workflow for both groups to be the same as the end state.
Let me give you an example how I see this working Process = Employee fills out address change, which triggers several more processes in workflow downstream.
Normal ESS would say (For Salaried).. they log on ESS and fill out form and SAP processes execute workflow through a human flow of processes before the database does final update.
For Hourly, they go to Corporate Internal Site and fill out adobe form.   I need the outcome of that form to simulate an ESS portal process.. just as if the employee had signed on to ESS and did it online. I need the outcome of that form to load to the PORTAL front end ESS.
     That means I need you to simulate an employee logon (so security and OM routing is read for that employee). Assume that employee id is also employee password.
     And create an employee sign on.. then load an address change record, and when save is simulated.. the normal ESS process executes the workflow for the process to continue ...
Goal is both data collections work the same. . What I don't want is two processes for the same event. I don't want a front end and a back end process for ESS.
How can I do that using XI connector?

I can see how it'd be possible to copy of one user's info into another's folder by temporarily changing ownership permissions. This would get you to your "start her out with all the same...." point.
itunes/iphoto libraries would be straightforward, as you've found - sharing documents too.
It can be done - but if you'll forgive me - I'll wait a day or so in case someone posts an easy- no playing with permissions-solution that saves you a lot of hassle.
Another option is to set up a "video editing" user that you use when you want a clear desktop/no other programs loaded etc environment. You can enable fast user switching in sys prefs-accounts - so it's really no bother to change quickly; & have your various video stuff easily accessible to you - yet switch back almost instantly to a normal account with mail/safari etc all running. This may be a better idea if your editing needs loads of memory & pushes the processor to near it's limit.

Edited IP Address changes to 0.0.0.0

I support our clients with ARD and two of them now have the following problem:
Each has a router, with the appropriate ports forwarded. I have the appropriate user id's and passwords to log in. I have done so successfully to these machines in the past.
Now, when I go to edit the ip address for the router, I press done and it immediately changes to 0.0.0.0
One is running 10.3.9, the other is 10.4.x.
When on site for the client running 10.4.x, connected to his internal network, I could connect with ARD using the router IP address. But, back in my office, it reverts to 0.0.0.0.
Any ideas?

I think this is similar to an inconvenience I have with ARD-
I have ARD 3.1 on my work MBP, and my router is configured to forward the ports so I can connect to my iMac from work using my home cable modem IP address. When I am on my home network, that IP address reverts to 0.0.0.0, but by using the scanner, I can re-find the iMac in a few seconds. Then every morning when I go to work, the iMac's IP in ARD is back to 0.0.0.0, and I have to manually edit it to have the home IP address again. It's getting a little annoying but I can't figure out how to make the same computer have two entries.
My theory for the 0.0.0.0 reverting is whenever the Mac in question is stored with a non-routable (internal) IP address and the Mac you're on finds itself on an internal network with a different subnet, the stored IP address reverts to 0.0.0.0.
The behavior I observe is always consistent, so that's my best guess. *****, though.

DMVPN Hub IP address change

I have a 2-Hub DMVPN setup with 10 spokes. One hub in NJ and one in Australia. I am migrating to NJ office to a new ISP and will obviously have an IP address change. What is involved in changing the IP of the NJ router?

Hello
On configuration front, only the following to be done
NJ Router:
tunnel source to be changed to new IP address
IP address of the physical interface towards the IP & Routing
All Spoke Routers: in the tunnel
no Ip nhrp map multicast <old Physical IP at NJ>
no ip nhrp map <NJ tunnel IP> <old Physical IP at NJ>
Ip nhrp map multicast <New Physical IP at NJ>
ip nhrp map <NJ tunnel IP> <New Physical IP at NJ>
From the migration point of view, What I would suggest is start from one of the Spoke router and remove its configuration related to NJ and make sure that it works with Australia Hub, then you can do the migration of NJ router ( All other spokes should fall back to Australia) and Join the previous Spoke to test . If that is successful, you can plan for the migration of the all other spokes
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Harish.

Connected dynamic VPN wan address change

I have a hub and spoke VPN. The spoke is dynamic.
If once the tunnel is established the WAN address changes the router doesn't know to start a new session and the VPN TAKES ages to come up as it still thinks it has an active tunnel.
Any idea how I can reduce the time for the tunnel to re-establish?

Hello Martin,
You got to change the security-association lifetime:
set security-association lifetime #
Give it a try and let us know.
Regards,
Julio

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HP LaserJet Pro P1606dn ip address change automatic

i have a HP LaserJet Pro P1606dn, there is problem with IP Address, ip address change automatic in this reason i am not able to use the printer, pls solve my problem....

Hi @Naksain,
I see by your post that the printer's IP address changed automatically and you can't use the printer now. I can help you with this.
From the Configuration page, get the printer's IPV4 address, try and access the Embedded Web Server for the printer.
Type the IP address into your web browser's address bar. (Internet Explorer)
Printing a Configuration Page.
If you can still access the printer's Embedded Web Server, then create a new port with the new IPV4 address.
Go to start, devices and printers, right click the printer, go to printer properties, select the ports tab.
Click Add Port, select Standard TCP/IP Port, then select New Port and follow the wizard.
Type in the proper IP address for the printer.
Make sure the printer is online.
Test the printer.
Setup a Static IP address for the printer, this way the printer will keep the assigned port.
Printer Does Not Maintain Wireless Connection.
Disregard the title. Under Windows, go to Solution four: Assign your printer a static IP address.
Just use the IPV4 address already assigned to the printer.
If you need further assistance, just let me know.
Have a nice day!
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Not able to access object after server IP address changes

I have an Activatable object that gets registered with the RMIDs registry.
If my servers IP address changes, then when I look up the remote object, I can retrieve it from the registry, but as soon as I make a method call I get an access denied to xx.xx.xx.xx, where xx.xx.xx.xx is the old IP address - and not the new one.
I've tried rebinding the object to the registry after the IP address has changed but with no success.
I've also tried settings -Dnetworkaddress.cache.ttl=0. All my lookups are done by hostname.
Any ideas?
TIA
Ian

If the server changes its IP address all stubs which have already been exported become invalid and must be reacquired. For an Activatable this also means that you must re-register the object as an Activatable as well as rebinding it.

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