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I need to change my router address to 192.168.0.1 to allow a raid device that has a fixed address to connect to it. How can I change my FIOS router address? I have the Actiontec M1424WR FIOS router.
Thanks, Bob
1) Log in to router
2) click My Network on the top menu
3) click Network Connections on the left menu
4) click Network (Home/Office) from the list of connections
5) click Settings button
6) change IP Address line
7) change DHCP pool Start and End Address (if using DHCP)
😎 click Apply and reboot as necessary
In addition to changing the DHCP Scope there is a line for IP Address where you would change the address that the Router uses. Also, the STBs use the 100 to 150 range, so make sure to include this in your new DHCP Scope.
@BrianMcD wrote: In addition to changing the DHCP Scope there is a line for IP Address where you would change the address that the Router uses...
In addition to changing the DHCP Scope there is a line for IP Address where you would change the address that the Router uses...
Which would be what I indicated in step 6)
Try the search feature in the forums. Many questions may have already been answered, and you will not be required to wait for a response.
Westel and Actiontec are pretty much the same.
http://forums.verizon.com/t5/FiOS-Internet/Change-Westell-FiOS-router-to-use-10-x-network-at-home/m-p/19622#M3301
I just called verizon about changing my router address from 192.168.1.1 to 192.168.10.1 and DHCP from 192.168.1.* to 192.168.10.* and I was told that I could not change it without breaking my set top boxes. They said it MUST stay on 192.168.1.*.
What is the real story here? Can I or can I not change my router and DHCP addresses?
Paul
BTW it's FAR FAR easier to change your LAN connection IP's to match or mismatch as needed, compared to making the actiontec gateway and LAN IP addresses different, if there is anyway to do what you want to do without affecting the actiontec router, I'd go that route. the second you make advanced changes like that, you lose support for it, you're pretty much on your own if anything goes wrong. so if you go that route, DEFINETLY Save your config on your desktop, because anytime you call into support, they will likely have you factory reset back to default configurations - and that would erase all your hardwork.
this way you can quickly reload it if they do that
