05-10-2016, 03:36 PM
gorgias1976 Wrote:I think it's better doing it in your router configuration. If you know how to enter inside, you can set a pre-defined ip address for your MAC address and also change your DNS addresses (some people use google dnss). I always keep my provider DNSs, but you can change them just for a test online and then bring them back to normal.
About setting a pre-defined ip address inside your local network, for me that's a must as I have a lot of devices inside the same LAN.
I don't know if I do something wrong but I did same thing directly in my router and same thing happened, no internet access at all. Also tried the google DNS, no access. This was not the only problem, from the router I could not go back to the default "obtain ip automatically from isp", it told me I had to enter an ip adress to be able to obtain an dynamic ip adress LOL ;D No way out, I had to reset the router to factory defaults. Thank god that fixed it, so now I have internet again at least.. But wth is going on, maybe I should just give up? I mean I don't even know what I'm doing.
Just for fun, I had to try out if the reset had fixed the problem. Added a couple of AI's to the sr4l server but they disappeared after ~3 minutes
