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It's the IP address assigned to the modem, not the routable IP address assigned to the router for your devices to access the internet.
Not only does the modem get assigned a 10.x.x.x IP for diagnostics but Cox(and other ISP) uses the 10.x.x.x space for routing too. AKA you will see it in a tracert.
As for how to get a new IP address, what model router do you have? If the router has something called MAC cloning you can change your WAN MAC and then reboot the modem for a new public IP. If you have a Cox Panoramic gateway you are out of luck I think. The only way to change the IP is to get a whole new gateway.
- kilkenny2 years agoNew Contributor II
I've got a netgear CM1000v2. Trying to find out how to do it there.
- Darkatt2 years agoHonored Contributor
The netgear isn't going to get a routable IP address, it's going to get an internal COX ip address starting with 10.
- WiderMouthOpen2 years agoEsteemed Contributor
CM1000v2 is your modem. What model router do you have?
- kilkenny2 years agoNew Contributor II
I have a Google Nest.
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