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I am using NETGEAR Wifi Router for my office. it is constatly getting problems like, most of the times it is not issuing IP's for devices, so that time i have to restart (power) the router. once if it is restarted then it is ok for some hours then again it will start the same issue. can somebody help me to solve this issue because i am not that much good in Networking side.
Assuming this is a plain SOHO router.
How many devices are on the LAN?
How many devices have a static IP address.
How many devices have a dynamic IP address.
Check the router's setup.
What is the subnet. Is the subnet big enough for all devices.
What is the max number of DHCP users.
check to make sure there are enough dHCP users in the range for all of your dynamic devices as well as it not over lapping any static devices.
Assuming this is a plain SOHO router.
How many devices are on the LAN?
How many devices have a static IP address.
How many devices have a dynamic IP address.
Check the router's setup.
What is the subnet. Is the subnet big enough for all devices.
What is the max number of DHCP users.
check to make sure there are enough dHCP users in the range for all of your dynamic devices as well as it not over lapping any static devices.
Same route I was going... I just want to know if you hard reset at all because in the past, I have seen configurations in some routers get borked and caused weird issues with IP addressing....
some one of my friends told to change the frequencies. is it a good option? and where i can find the option?
You need to log into your router's web GUI and look in the preferences; the IP address for it should be 192.168.1.1, etc. Could you answer the above questions for us though?
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