@jimjoe Yes, both of your routers DHCP servers are assigning an IP addresses in their LAN subnets. For example your ISP router's DHCP may assign IP addresses in 192.168.0.1-192.168.0.100 space (just...

@jimjoe This behavior is quite logical: You have a double NAT in your network with this configuration. Once from your ISP modem/router and then again from WR840 (which is in 'wireless router' mode)....

@neekan Open the following URL: www<dot>myipaddress<dot>com/ and compare the IP address from the browser with your Ignite gateway WAN IP address (174.X.X.X) - they should match. If they don't match...

@neekan Given your description, it's worth to check your Ignite gateway modem WAN (internet) IP address and see if it's really public. Both methods: Ignite gateway modem in bridge mode and AX1500 as...

@debskl It's up to you to unbind or not your e-mail address. That's connected with the TP-Link cloud services - see your router's user guide - Chapter 5 for details.

@LukasKarlik Make sure when configuring C6 as access point you use this guide (Case 1). Pay attention that the connection between devices should be EC230-G1 AC1350 LAN port to C6 WAN port. If it's a...