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    Comcast gateway LAN/router LAN conflict?

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      frodooftheshire
      last edited by frodooftheshire

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      Just imagine this, but with the LAN subnet on the Comcast gateway to be idential to the LAN side of the linksys router.

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      • stacksofplatesS
        stacksofplates
        last edited by stacksofplates

        Don't get hung up on the static address. I think he was assuming you had DHCP. You either need to change the subnet on the Comcast gateway or the Luxul router.

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        • JaredBuschJ
          JaredBusch @frodooftheshire
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          @frodooftheshire said in Comcast gateway LAN/router LAN conflict?:

          @JaredBusch They pay for a dedicated static IP from Comcast. What would you call it if not a static IP?

          A fixed IP.

          It is of course possible that Comcast is using a a true static IP assignment. But it is unlikely.

          If it was a true static, then your comcast modem will have another public WAN IP and the /30 you have is routed behind that.

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