Archer C5 address reservation not working
For various reasons, I need to have my computer's IP address be static. Unfortunately, despite putting it into the DHCP/Address Reservation table, it winds up being non-static. Why is that and how do I fix it? Power cycle reset does not work.
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It turns out that there's a "secret" firmware that fixes this problem and you have to contact support to get it.
<secure>:<slash-slash>static.tp-link.com/res/down/soft/Archer_C5_V1_151111.zip
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It turns out that there's a "secret" firmware that fixes this problem and you have to contact support to get it.
<secure>:<slash-slash>static.tp-link.com/res/down/soft/Archer_C5_V1_151111.zip
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Hi Br, This is not a super secert frimware. What actually is going on is the Version 1 was not acutally sold in the US. In the US V1.20 and V2 were the only versions of the C5 sold in the US. If you happen to have a true V1 it is likely from another region.
As DHCP address reservation is really a faux static IP, if you have anymore issues let us know and we can tell you how to set a true static IP up.
Best Regards
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If you want a static IP address set that from your computer not from the router.
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Not all NAS or printer devices let ya do that. Other devices cannot advertise their names via the Tp-Link, so local DNS doesn't work. So, really, the simplest is to set up static routing for certain devices and you do that on the router. There is support for it on the router. That should be part of the saved configuration. That it is not is a dumb oversight that should be rectified.
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