DHCP Gone AWOL

Since installing the BT home hub 2 of the devices in my home LAN are now 86.x.x.x IP adresses.
I have turned on DHCP in the router but both my NAS and my Phone are getting their IPs from OUTSIDE my house.
I can manually set IP, for the NAS, PS3 etc but why should I need to do this?
Also if my NAS has an external IP then surely the world can see my documents?
Any idea whyt I cant get 192.168.x.x addresses on my own private LAN?

I read that u turn on DHCP, is it was off ??. Leave it on, log on router and find option "DMZ" and check that HH assign something in there on its own. It can be mobile phone or NAS, remove anything active reboot router and it should be ok but if u dont find anything in there read below have fun
hmmm... try without phone, switch off phone, disconnect all ethernet devices from HH, swithc off HH wait 2 min, switch back on.
You may get IP from mobile phone which is connected to the network, and if u have android untick reshare or use this phone as access point.
NAS dont like new BT Home Hub or u mobile phone, try one by one. Connect one device ALONE !! and check IP, if correct then unplug and connect another device etc.
They all may get alone correct address but when all are on wont work.Check witch device cause problem and set static IP.
ps: Maybe NAS choosed neighbour wi fi network which is unprotected or its use BT zone etc .
Depends what u set, it may connect in auto to available networks when one is down the device will connect to another and I the phone is connected via NAS ?? isnt ??, or if u putted WPA2 key NAS may have a problem and when it cant connect it will connect to any available network
If so then upgrade firmware of NAS and if wont connect change security encryption.
Depends of what model u have of NAS, even possible is sytuation that BT HH block ethernet connection of NAS --HH and NAS will use Wi Fi to connect to the network.
ps1: yes if u have outside IP for NAS anybody can watch your documents online

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