Deco P9 - Change IP address range
Hi,
Is there any way to change the IP address range to be assigned to clients when in Router mode?
I'm getting a 192.168.68.x DHCP range, but I have some existing equipments with fixed IP at 192.168.1.x range that I want to maintain as they are. So I need P9 to allow me to specify the IP allocation range.
How can I do it?
Thank you!
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No word from them.
Before replying to your message I've checked for new firmware and nothing new, still version 1.0.0.
The product is stable and it's working under the constrains we know but, as I see it, for TP-Link, as it regards any kind of bug fixes, updates and/or upgrades, it's dead.
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Hi,
Is there any way to change the IP address range to be assigned to clients when in Router mode?
I'm getting a 192.168.68.1 DHCP range, but I have some existing equipments with fixed IP at 192.168.1.x range that I want to maintain as they are. but I can't So I need P9 to allow me to specify the IP allocation range.
How can I do it?
Thank you!
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Hello all.
I have been given a beta firmware that addresses this issue.
I can confirm that the option is available (along with many other options)
As always with beta firmware, use at your own risk.
Link to beta firmware:
Hope this helps.
Unrelated topic.
Is anyone else struggling with WiFi speeds?
Max I'm getting is 120Mbps.
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@Buzzard - Thanks for posting what version is the beta version.1.0.2 Build 20190917 Rel 71168
The fixed assignment of the 68 disabled my media server. The system seems to be half-baked..
BTW - I have 3 P9's as I move from the main to the furthest my speed goes form 450 -> 385 -> 120
Since I purchased these M9's with powerline option, I can be sure that the backhaul is working - yet another future firmware update :-(
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@CarlosGeadas Mine does show a firmware of 1.0.1 Build 20190731 Rek, 19372, but that is barely better than 1.0.0 and it still doesn't allow for changing the DCHP lease range. :(
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@MgaLawin I've just checked in the app before answering your comment, my version is 1.0.0 Build 20190719 Rel. 14937. The fact that due to covid-19 the world is more or less in pause mode can contribute to a delay in new firmware releases but... I continue to think that TP-Link does not care for this particular model.
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Really it's totally crazy this issue.
In my case I have some static IP on NAS &3d printer via octoprint and in this situation I don't know how to access them from outside via a ddns service I'm paying for it.
Really crazy at all
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@Kevin_Z Why is this featuer available on some but not others? Its is pretty standard feature on most routers. I can make this chane on my M9. It seems TP-Link really lacks in the firmware department. Newer models do not ship with features older models have.
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