On 04/20/19 22:06, Samuel Sieb wrote:
On this computer NM shows 192.168.122.1 initially, the other one I
have been using ...124.1
If this is the address you are seeing on your computer, then you're
probably looking at virbr0 which is the virtual bridge interface used
by libvirtd for virtual machines. You can ignore it and if you aren't
using virtual machines, do "systemctl disable --now libvirtd".
.
No, the 122.1 and 124.1 addresses have not worked, when that happens I
disable/enable in NM and it comes up with the fixed address which always
works as long as I have the WAN cable plugged into the LAN side of the
router where it only serves as an ethernet switch. This computer is
fixed at 192.168.1.47, my router at 192.168.1.1 and the Viasat router
uses 192.168.1.1 also. I had considered changing the LAN subnet
192.168.2.1 and actually tried that but reset them to 192.168.1.1 where
they are now, both routers in the same range if that matters to the
actual operation ... I have cameras and another ASUS router set up in
the barn and all that stuff will need to be reconfigured if I change the
address range.
I am never certain how I handled address assignment on some of those
things, DHCP static or simply fixed. Fixing them for changes probably
means bringing them all in here to be rest and then re-installing and
pointing them again ...
but this computer is normally fixed at 192.168.1.47 and so far the
only way I can get a path through my router is to plug the WAN plug
into one of the LAN jacks, the router then acts like a switch or a
straight through Ethernet
Isn't that what I was saying you should do? The WAN plug on your
ddwrt router should be plugged into one of the LAN jacks on the viasat
modem. Or are you saying something else?
I began to suspect that my router is not configured correctly for NAT
and have been messing with that, it has some settings I have never
needed to use before but I think I need to adjust them, Hope to have
time to work on that tomorrow.
It must be setup correctly for NAT or it wouldn't have worked before.
What address does your computer have [192.168.1.47] and what address
does the WAN interface on the ddwrt router get when it's plugged in?
[192.168.1.1]
.
I am still looking for a detailed user instruction, with a few examples,
for the dd-wrt Tomato USB router. Such an instruction may not exist,
dunno yet.
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