@Riley_S 

HI Riley.  Thank you for your response.  I still have a question. You mentioned...

"If what you are describing is true for your addresses, your new router uses an entirely different pool of addresses. Meaning the device is still looking for a local 192.168 network, not a 10.0.0 network and you cant reserve / set aside an address that would force the connection. Double check from your router's client list, or on one of your devices  that this is the IP range that is being used by your devices.If what you are describing is true for your addresses, your new router uses an entirely different pool of addresses. Meaning the device is still looking for a local 192.168 network, not a 10.0.0 network and you cant reserve / set aside an address that would force the connection. Double check from your router's client list, or on one of your devices  that this is the IP range that is being used by your devices."

Not sure what you mean here.  All my devices point to either my NetGear router which connected to my Comcast modem or directly to the Comcast IP's.  Both use 10.0.0.X addresses. Every device I have works through either network connection.

I am attempting to reach the network connection on the NetGear router (10.0.0.184).  Is there away that I can set the default IP and MAC the KC420SW is looking for so I can point to my 10.0.0.1 router?  As noted the 192.168 network routers in at the new address. Seems like this would simplify the matter, no.  I have tried you other recommendations to no avail.  Is there a tech chat where I can maybe get some realtime help from?

Thanks again,

tmbeerski