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Hi,
I have a Starlink router connected to a Netgear internet switch and there is an issue whereby the hardware devices on the LAN connected to the Netgear switch keep changing their local IP's.
Normally, if I was using something like a BT Home Hub router with the Netgear switch the local IP's for the devices remains the same.
I have been advised I need to place a 3rd part router in line between the Starlink router and the Netgear switch and that this will let the hardware devices keep the same local IP.
The 3rd part router is supposed to need to be "Ethernet on WAN" capable, I think this means it has a port that can accept the internet from the Starlink router and pass it on to the Netgear switch?
I am clueless about the technical side of things so wondered if anyone would be able to advise me on a suitable 3rd part router that can be used for my need?
Thx
Bintos
I have a Starlink router connected to a Netgear internet switch and there is an issue whereby the hardware devices on the LAN connected to the Netgear switch keep changing their local IP's.
Normally, if I was using something like a BT Home Hub router with the Netgear switch the local IP's for the devices remains the same.
I have been advised I need to place a 3rd part router in line between the Starlink router and the Netgear switch and that this will let the hardware devices keep the same local IP.
The 3rd part router is supposed to need to be "Ethernet on WAN" capable, I think this means it has a port that can accept the internet from the Starlink router and pass it on to the Netgear switch?
I am clueless about the technical side of things so wondered if anyone would be able to advise me on a suitable 3rd part router that can be used for my need?
Thx
Bintos
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