Router is showing internal Wan Ip !!

[IAAI]

hey ,

i m configuring a new router and it displays the internal wan ip 192.168.x.x . what do i have to do to show the external one ?

 

[Adamm]

hey ,

i m configuring a new router and it displays the internal wan ip 192.168.x.x . what do i have to do to show the external one ?

Sounds like your router isn't detecting your WAN connection from your modem. What model is your modem and have you put it in bridge mode etc.

 

[KGB7]

Why do you need to show it in the first place? IF everything works then leave it alone.

 

[IAAI]

Sounds like your router isn't detecting your WAN connection from your modem. What model is your modem and have you put it in bridge mode etc.

it's alcatel fiber modem , doesn't bridge mode options listed in it

Why do you need to show it in the first place? IF everything works then leave it alone.

why not


everything is working fine ,but my needs are different than yours

 

[GoNz0]

if your modems a switch and has no modem only option then no.

 

[IAAI]

if your modems a switch and has no modem only option then no.

What is the name of this option ?


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[GoNz0]

What is the name of this option ?


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modem mode

 

[IAAI]

modem mode

LOL Then i don't have it


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[IAAI]

by the way i disabled the nat mode and nothing happened

 

[Pericynthion]

So if I read this correctly, the modem is establishing the ppoe connection - so the modem has the external address and it's giving out 192.168.x.x to anything on it's LAN side. So you would need to configure the Asus wan connection type to be the ppoe one (with that same username and password) and then switch the modem to basically be a cable box/media converter.

What other options do you have under that WAN type on your exiting modem?


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[IAAI]

So if I read this correctly, the modem is establishing the ppoe connection - so the modem has the external address and it's giving out 192.168.x.x to anything on it's LAN side. So you would need to configure the Asus wan connection type to be the ppoe one (with that same username and password) and then switch the modem to basically be a cable box/media converter.

What other options do you have under that WAN type on your exiting modem?


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Thank you
1- the modem dose not have a cable box/media converter option . ( i m gonna try to disable the wan connection and enable it in Asus router)

2- the options under WAN ip mode are DHCP and static ip (by the way the isp ip is dynamic ). I guess it changes every week or so .




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