
I have been giving the task to replace about 11 Switches from Managed Cisco SGE Models to Managed Netgear S3300. Hello And thank you to anyone who is taking the time and reading my Post <3I have a weird problem, so bare with me.

With your computer plugged into one of the netgear routers LAN ports check what IP you get from the netgear router, if 192.168.1.x then open 192.168.1.1 in a web browser, if it's 192.168.0.x then use 192.168.0.1, etc. Unplug the netgear router from everything else except your computer.Ģ.

Some routers change their LAN ip when they detect a DHCP conflict, so it might not be 192.168.1.1 anymore! So check to see what IP your computer gets when you plug into it.ġ. Don't use wifi to configure the routers, plug an ethernet cable directly into one of the LAN ports, check what IP address you get, then go to x.x.x.1 and log into that router.Ĭonfigure the netgear router with it completely disconnected from everything else other than your computer.
