Superhub 3 internal network address

[gingfuzz]

I have currently just had virgin out into my address and to my dismay I have found I can not change my internal ip address for the network in the superhub 3. I have always detested using default setting in any router I have bought or have used. I have my whole network manually set with ip addresses, I don't like using the range 192.168.*.* is there anyway of changing the setting to match all of my already set ip addresses across my network?

many thanks

[hambo1946]

Please send me details of changing the superhub 3 to a range 192.168.1.x

Thanks

Grahame

[Sephiroth]

Just log into the Hub 3 and navigate to the Advanced Settings/ DHCP page. There you can change it.

[legacy1]

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@hambo1946 wrote:

Please send me details of changing the superhub 3 to a range 192.168.1.x

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You can't have that range.

[Sephiroth]

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@legacy1 wrote:

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@hambo1946 wrote:

Please send me details of changing the superhub 3 to a range 192.168.1.x

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You can't have that range.

 Yes - of course. Legacy is right.  That's one of the reserved ranges (by VM) for guest networks.  Sorry I forgot to mention that.

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[mooseman999]

so how do you do this how do you change the subnet mask?
Robin

[Sephiroth]

How do you do what? Why have you mentioned the "subnet mask"?

[legacy1]

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@mooseman999 wrote:
so how do you do this how do you change the subnet mask?
Robin

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Like VM want to support 253 LAN IP's let alone that for you to change the subnet mask to 255.255.0.0 for the LAN.

[Nope]

Is it necessary that the second router necessary to use 192.168.1.* range (e.g. the suggested TP-Link Archer C7) be a cable router? Unless I've misunderstood, the only thing involved will be Ethernet, since the second router would be connecting to the VM Hub.

[jem101]

Not necessarily a 'cable router' but it would need to have an Ethernet WAN port, which effectively rules out most of the standard xDSL modem/routers.

[Nope]

Ah, yeah, just looked at my "collection" of routers and you're right. It so happens that the one I had in mind *does* have an ethernet WAN port, so I'm using that 🙂