So my household has 3 routers, 2 Asus RX-AX86U’s and 1 Actiontec T3200M (ISP Router).

When I first got my Asus AX86U everything was running perfectly fine! But once I got my second AX86U for the living room (same room the ISP router is in) I’ve noticed that any new device that connects to my network is being assigned a LAN IP from our ISP router rather than my network.

My LAN IP’s typically go 192.168.50.xxx while our ISP router goes 192.168.1.xxx

If anyone has an idea I would greatly appreciate it!!


If I could unplug & ditch the ISP router I would however, it is required for actual television + the family uses it.

Edit; Manually assigning the IP via device MAC seems to work but extremely obnoxious to do every device.

  • poorlywrittenlife@alien.topB
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    11 months ago

    What kind of internet do you have? Fiber, DSL, or cable? I’m also wondering how your TV is set up as well. Is it hooked through a coaxial cable right into the modem? A picture of the modem might help.

    Cable tv shouldn’t require a modem under most circumstances. Unless you have fiber optic TV, which then converts digital signal of fiber back to analog signal through coaxial cable, which then hooks into your TV?