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Can I assign Hub 3 MAC address to the new router ?

cy1
Tuning in

Hi all,

When I switch my Hub 3 to modem mode, router gets a different Public IP. I ideally would like to keep my original Public IP (I am aware it is not static), so I tried to configure router's WAN interface using Hub 3's MAC address. However, this didn't help me to get the original IP back. If I switch Hub 3 to router mode, it gets the old IP successfully.

There are two MAC addresses I can see in the Info screen, one called Cable Mac Address, the other is just Mac Address. I tried to assign both to my router's WAN interface however it kept acquiring different IP addresses.

Is there anything I can do to configure router to get the old IP ?

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legacy1
Alessandro Volta
The MAC used for router mode WAN is one hex up from the listed MAC on the hub but its not going to help due to the way the MAC is part of the modem mode bridge.

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gary_dexter
Alessandro Volta

Why do you want your old dynamic ip back again?


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legacy1
Alessandro Volta
The MAC used for router mode WAN is one hex up from the listed MAC on the hub but its not going to help due to the way the MAC is part of the modem mode bridge.

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