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    RT-N66U unable to attain WAN connection

    The problem exists on all devices. There were no new devices introduced. We have three Windows 7 laptops that connect and were working fine in the morning then were no longer working later in the afternoon. To prove it's the routers fault, late last night I swapped the Asus router out and...
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    RT-N66U unable to attain WAN connection

    Update: my WAN connection stopped working yesterday. I've tried unplugging everything numerous times and even left everything unplugged over night. This morning I plugged in my modem and went to work. Came home several hours later then plugged in the router. I'm able to connect to the router...
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    RT-N66U unable to attain WAN connection

    Thanks Merlin! :D I did a factory reset on the RT-N66U and then unplugged everything for close to 30 minutes. Plugged in the modem, waited 5 minutes, then plugged in the RT. Connected to the RT and configured the SSID's and everything has been working! If something changes, I'll post again...
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    RT-N66U unable to attain WAN connection

    Hi Merlin, It appears that it is not of the Docsis variety, however, I will try unplugging everything for longer (10+ min) this evening and report back. Link to modem: http://www.att.com/equipment/accessory-details/?q_sku=sku5480277 Thanks, Dave
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    RT-N66U unable to attain WAN connection

    I'm having trouble with my RT-N66U. I currently have an old WRT120N router working with Automatic Configuration to connect to my AT&T Uverse NVG510 Modem/Router. I have disabled routing on the NVG510 and set it to hand out a single IP to the wireless router. The problem is that my WRT120N can...
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    How is this possible? (WAN IP outside of DHCP range)

    Ok, great. I guess I was confused as I thought that the modem was supposed to give the router an IP within its DHCP range. I did double-check and the WAN IP my router has is the public IP on my AT&T Modem. Thanks for taking a look! Dave
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    How is this possible? (WAN IP outside of DHCP range)

    Hi everyone, How is it possible that my RT-N66U has a WAN IP outside of the DHCP range that my modem is set to? Here's a little background on my setup: AT&T Uverse NVG510 Modem -IP Passthrough enabled -Wifi disabled ASUS RT-N66U -Installed Merlin 374.40 last night -Just did a...
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