Question

Hi,

We have a RTU950 router in the field which we can connect over OpenVPN to talk to devices on a 192.168.168.XXX. When it is plugged into the network & we try to connect it is giving us an IP in the range of 192.254.234.XXX. We have found that there is another router on site & suspect this is setting the IP of the RUT950 & then causing the DCHP to set us up in the 192.254.234.XXX range. We have spoken to site but they are unaware of the router existing so haven't been able to login & verify the above theory.

Is there a way i can stop this from the RUT950 side, like not accepted a new IP?

Regards,

Stephen

Comments

I've just been doing some further testing & it isn't setting the IP of the router, it is just changing which IP it assigns you when you connect. It's almost like i need the RUT 950's setting's to take priority if that is possible.

Answer 1

Hi,

I didn't quite understand your issue.

When it is plugged into the network & we try to connect it is giving us an IP in the range of 192.254.234.XXX. 

• Are you talking about your WAN network?

You can't change WAN IP's, due it's assigned from your operator or WAN router.

If you want to change IP's on your LAN, please take a look to this link.

https://wiki.teltonika-networks.com/view/RUT950_LAN#Configuration

Regards