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    Wrong DHCP server and gateway RT-AC3100

    Yes - by removing the tp link I removed the problem. I may just do without it.
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    Wrong DHCP server and gateway RT-AC3100

    Thanks Colin! I'll buy you a pint next time I leave the Colonies
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    Wrong DHCP server and gateway RT-AC3100

    Thanks - everything had been rebooted numerous times. so I only had 2 devices cable connected - and one of them was the culprit. Thanks loads for pointing me there. It was a tp link pa8030p powerline adaptor which must have a DHCP server in it? Is there some way to disable that and still use...
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    Wrong DHCP server and gateway RT-AC3100

    If it truly is your neighbour's device and not just the same model attached to your LAN then you need to determine how it has attached to your LAN. Has your neighbour ever been connected to your network before? No Have you changed all your wireless SSID's and passwords? Yes
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    Wrong DHCP server and gateway RT-AC3100

    Is the RT-AC3100 in router mode? - yes Using the defaults after a full reset to factory defaults for NAT and Firewall? - yes, I did several factory resets and set up from scratch (i.e. not importing old settings) What firmware version are you running? The very latest one. All up to date...
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    Wrong DHCP server and gateway RT-AC3100

    I've had a RT-AC3100 for a couple of years now, but recently have run into a problem that has me tearing my hair out. The gateway for the router is 192.168.1.1 . However all my devices are being given addresses with a 192.168.2.1 gateway. I have a Hitron CGN3 cable modem in bridge mode into...
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