Recent content by kevrick25

I'm waiting on the unifi controller file from the person that set it up more than 5 years ago, so I don't know the exact setup it has... I know unifi is handling its own DHCP on a normal subnet guessing about 256 users based on the IP I get. Internet to them is supplied by a modem/router, that...

Hi, I am helping someone resolve their wifi network at a small hotel they own... They have about 10 unifi AP devices throughout however they are reporting that they tried connecting new devices and they say failed to obtain IP address. It's setup with up address 192.168.0.1 with subnet...

yes modem is 192.168.100.1 (255.255.255.0) you are correct about the TV boxes, i am not sure if they are DHCP or static though. the IP range on the modem is 253. if i changed the ip of the laptop and put in the correct values it still didnt regain internet. Did a complete network reset and...

yes, that is correct, the reason for the linksys router is for wifi downstairs as the upstairs one cannot reach. the bridging config on the router is setup as such router ip: 192.168.100.60 subnet: 255.255.255.0 gateway 192.168.100.1 dns 192.168.100.1 this is all correct. you may think...

heres a basic image of the iptv setup connected via ethernet gateway 192.168.100.1 ip 192.168.100.3-6 subnet 255.255.255.0 Modem is the one and only DHCP server No, currently there is only one DHCP and its handled by the modem. As i said, the IPTVs will only work if they are on that LAN...

The router was in bridged because otherwise the IPTV boxes won't work, it's a Linksys ea6530 v1. Ethernet ran from the modem, to the Linksys (wan), then out the Linksys to the IPTV box. To use the Linksys with its own dhcp I would need a switch. Your idea of the connectivity is correct. The...

I have a Linksys ea6350 router setup for our wireless thats been giving issues recently. Before starting, heres how our home network is setup: Fibre comes in and goes to a modem(with wifi) and distributes IPTV to devvices. The linksys router was setup in bridge mode connecting eitherthnet...

ive done some googles, but i cant find anything on which port the IPTV would use or anything specific for our provider (Digicel Play). is there another way i can find this out?

We have a fibre optic cable tv and internet package and we have an issues getting internet to downstairs from the modem upstairs. I'll try and explain as best: The fibre comes into the house upstairs, goes into this modem box, which then splits the signal into 4 cat5 cables which run throughout...