@Lemur21 I think iirc if the main router is on say 192.168.1.1 the router tagged to it will have to be on 192.168.1.2 or above but not encroaching the DHCP pool number which normally start at...

@Golding It's a good tip, the older TP units used to be ok to do this anyway but the newer gen ones don't seem to accept it done normally & spit the dummy.

Ditto, it's always a smile creation moment when things work ok, glad you got it sorted.

@Bmca Hi, Just a suggestion but I would check the MAC addies of those devices that are showing wrong incase you may have miss-labelled them when renaming them. It could be that you've named your mesh...

Ahh, Then it's two options. 1 - Simply tag the new router to the EE router & use the better settings on the new router, this depends on the model, I found 3, two have lan ports one doesn't and is...

I found this https://ee.co.uk/help/broadband/getting-started/using-and-configuring-a-third-party-router Looking at this they don't use an ONT & you're still using a copper line to the house from the...