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IPv4 Change Error & DCHP disabling
Posted: Thu Jul 07, 2022 8:54 pm
by Rituxan
Hello, I am trying to change the IPv4 address, but I keep receiving errors and revert back.
I tried Network -> Interfaces -> Lan -> General setup _> IPv4 address
But it won't save. Just keeps reverting. Want to change last two numbers so it won't conflict with my OMR bonding.
Also,
is there an easy way to disable DCHP?
Re: IPv4 Change Error & DCHP disabling
Posted: Fri Jul 08, 2022 8:51 am
by Didneywhorl
best way I use is to SCP into the routers file system and manually edit the network config file. Reboot, done.
WinSCP:
https://ofmodemsandmen.com/winscp.html
The file is located here: /etc/config/network
Otherwise, in the UI make sure to open a second page with the new IP addr. When the router goes into the "Applying" mode, unplug the ethernet cable then plug it back in 2 seconds later. This forces the PC to reassign the new IP. After plugging back in, hit reload on the new page with the updated ip address for the web ui.
Re: IPv4 Change Error & DCHP disabling
Posted: Fri Jul 08, 2022 9:10 am
by Rituxan
Didneywhorl wrote: Fri Jul 08, 2022 8:51 am
best way I use is to SCP into the routers file system and manually edit the network config file. Reboot, done.
WinSCP:
https://ofmodemsandmen.com/winscp.html
The file is located here: /etc/config/network
Otherwise, in the UI make sure to open a second page with the new IP addr. When the router goes into the "Applying" mode, unplug the ethernet cable then plug it back in 2 seconds later. This forces the PC to reassign the new IP. After plugging back in, hit reload on the new page with the updated ip address for the web ui.
Thank you! So easy to just unplug the cable.
Now do you know which box is correct to disable DCHP?
Re: IPv4 Change Error & DCHP disabling
Posted: Fri Jul 08, 2022 5:11 pm
by Didneywhorl
DHCP is a different beast. Make certain you set your lan and wan ports to static IP addresses or you will get locked out of the router when you disable DHCP. The option to disable dhcp should be in the interfaces menu, in the settings for LAN. Click the edit button. Then I think it is something like 'ignore interface' for dhcp.
Id have to check, but that sounds right.