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Thanks for your help, we might have found the problem! I began thinking what changes we made on the old modem that has now been replaced, since the problem began at that moment, it must be somewhere in the modem's settings. And now I remember after you telling me that DHCP should be turned of...

My ip adress for the cisco is 192.168.1.152 and is static (my router's DHCP range is between 100-150 and when connected to the powerline adapter I get 192.168.1.103 I'm using the Cisco E3000 router

The ethernet outlet that I mentioned is the thing connected to the cable coming from our ISP. I'm not sure if both are providing IP adresses, our Cisco router is connected to the modem with a rj45 cable in the ethernet port. I do have a different IP adress when connected to the powerline...

Hello, We recently had a big internet problem because of our ISP who messed up with the ADSL cables coming to our house but didn't want to admit it at the beginning and they kept saying that it was our fault... But now that that has been solved I've noticed another problem which really...