@Drdiamond So, bottom line whatever DNS you use (ISP's or Google's) the router has internet access itself but not your client devices. That's a weird issue and I don't think I could help with...

@Drdiamond That's clearly a DNS issue with your router for some reason. Form you router System Tools=>Diagnostics if you ping google.com is there any replies ? Did you try using the ISP DNS servers...

@Drdiamond Your settings are fine but it's not clear why your client devices don't have an internet access. Connect a computer to the router and execute the following commands in command prompt then...

@sagar002100 I understand your point and I've seen a 23-bit netmask used in home routers LAN settings, but I'm not sure if that will work for you - I've never tested this: Setting 23-bit netmask is...

@Infonet Check your router bottom sticker and find the firmware region and HW version - details. Blue text in my posts are hyperlinks which lead to an additional web resources. I can see that for EU...

@Wasilewskiii It's not about green UI or the new UI. It's about replacing each of its clients’ MAC address with a virtual MAC address generated automatically by the Range Extender, if its working in...