@Coco449 The AX3000 gets its IP address in one of two ways, either statically or dynamically. If it receives its IP address from the cable modem, without any intervention on your part, then it is a...

@Coco449 NAT stands for Network Address Translation. It allows your LAN to share a single internet IP address among your devices. On your router, it is enabled by default. Back to your problem, what...

@Coco449 The WAN IP and the LAN IP must be in different subnets if NAT is enabled. You should explain your connection setup in more detail if you are looking for help or suggestions.

@mafu89 As pointed out by @terziyski , you should not have any problems accessing the Fritzbox if your network is set up correctly. I am slightly confused as to why your AX3000 network is so large...

@Lenscof I would look into the possibility of running an ethernet cable from your router's location to another location where you could set up an access point.

I too would like to know more on this. I use AX55 routers which recently added an IoT network along with device isolation options. Perhaps this should be explained by TP-Link in a separate article on...