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thenry · 13-07-2013, 22:12

The SuperHub IP changes when in modem mode. Start using 192.168.100.1 instead of 192.168.0.1 The former will work in both router and modem mode whereas the latter will only work when the SuperHub is in router mode. You can enable and disable or switch modes via the web interface using the IPs above. Theres no need for you to manually hard reset the SuperHub to get back into router mode.

If the SuperHub is doing well for your wifi needs then disconnect the D Link. If you require the D Link then reset the router by releasing any saved connection info it has saved from your previous set up. Also double check the router is set to obtain dynamic WAN. Set up from scratch if you want, use the wizard within D Links web interface accessible via 192.168.0.1 Obviously don't link the D Link to the SuperHub in router mode and access its web interface, the IPs will clash.

13-07-2013, 22:12	#4
thenry XIV Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Crawley Age: 35 Services: Three Unlimited Posts: 15,074	Re: Router connection problem The SuperHub IP changes when in modem mode. Start using 192.168.100.1 instead of 192.168.0.1 The former will work in both router and modem mode whereas the latter will only work when the SuperHub is in router mode. You can enable and disable or switch modes via the web interface using the IPs above. Theres no need for you to manually hard reset the SuperHub to get back into router mode. If the SuperHub is doing well for your wifi needs then disconnect the D Link. If you require the D Link then reset the router by releasing any saved connection info it has saved from your previous set up. Also double check the router is set to obtain dynamic WAN. Set up from scratch if you want, use the wizard within D Links web interface accessible via 192.168.0.1 Obviously don't link the D Link to the SuperHub in router mode and access its web interface, the IPs will clash.