IP Addresses Changed for Network

[alphaomega16]

So, just logged into router to check devices and whats connected and whatnot and I see this

What is with the /24?

[carl_pearce]

/24 means there are 256 IP addresses in the IP range.

https://repost.aws/articles/ARiVYfeM1dS4STKKhkf7LA_Q/why-is-a-24-the-smallest-ip-range-that-can-be-u...

[legacy1]

looks fine?

/24 is the subnet 255.255.255.0 that your LAN is in so range  192.168.0.1 - 192.168.0.254  

[alphaomega16]

Never seen it before, it always ended before the /24, why confuse people?

[carl_pearce]

It's only confusing if you don't know what it means.

Maybe a firmware update?

[alphaomega16]

apparently software update on 18th october, still didnt fix error reporting for pre/post rss errors though and upstream t3 timeouts

[carl_pearce]

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@alphaomega16 wrote:

apparently software update on 18th october, still didnt fix error reporting for pre/post rss errors though and upstream t3 timeouts

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Those errors are generally related to line issues or a faultly HUB, not firmware.

[alphaomega16]

Yes but an update stopped them being logged before when I was having a lot of troubles, even now you can see T3 timeouts in the network log which relate to upload but all the entries in upload show 0 for errors that is how you know its still borked.

When I was having trouble before and even when ive had massive packet loss on the line due to issues in my area all the pre and post errors were 0 whilst neighbor who is on hub 3 had thousands of them.

I am not the only one encounter this.

[Paul_DN]

Hi alphaomega16,

Thank you for reaching back out, if you are still facing issues with this we will need to run further checks and if required look at sending a technician for further investigation, so I can do this I will send you an invite into a private chat, once received click on the white envelope to accept.

Regards

Paul.