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Wondering if anyone has seen this. My DLink DIR-655 router has suddenly started assiging ip addresses to devices that are not within the IP range on the router itself. The router shows the range from 192.168.0.100 - 192.168.0.199. But, it assigns ip addresses such as 192.168.2.101 to devices. They do not connect. If I go to the device and the router and assign a statuc IP address within the expected range, it does work.
This started happening within the last three weeks or so. I did replace the router with a new one (Same model) yesterday hoping this would take care of the problem, but there was no change.
Thanks!
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whaleyf
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My modem is acting up too. I'm connected to the internet but it won't load any pages. Called Cox and they are sending out a tec on Thursday. It's driving me nuts. I got this router less than a year ago.
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ChrisL
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It sounds like there's another DHCP server on your network. Can you post a complete list of devices you have connected to your home router both wired and wireless? I also know Belkin likes to use the 192.168.2.0/24 network as well by default which may be a hint as to what to look for.
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