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Vodafone gigabox possible issue
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06-01-2024 8:37pm#1
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Win+R on your keyboard
paste and hit Enter
ncpa.cpl
right-click your Ethernet adapter and select Properties
Scroll down to IPv4 and highlight it(do not un-tick), select Properties
Observer if configured to obtain automatically or predefined
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Sure, but first you need to confirm it is.
Just thinking now - perhaps IP range is different and P2P likely would be set on static IPs
Did you got new router with VF upgrade? Do you still have old? compare their default IPs(label on the back)
Was it yourself that set P2P, do you know configuration?
Dont reset anything anymore, before you have a picture what/how it was setup.
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So there is posibility that P2P was configured on static IP's and if new router IP range is different(or use one of IP's that were assigned to P2P) then you wont have network going to sheds anymore.
You need to find if new/old router IP' differ. Take it from there. If you didnt reset P2P nodes this should be recoverable. Other than that you face reconfigure them.
CCTV, if they are IP and not coax , could also be set with static IP's for each camera + NVR
Its not to big deal, just takes bit effort and time
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Not realy...
What is important , is to know initial configuration in place(make sure you record this time)
If you ever again change ISP/modem/router and it comes with different IP range as default, all you need is to change IP range on the new modem/router to match the one on the way out - the rest of the network remain the same.
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Any network connected device require certain set of parameters to be configured to be able to communicate. "Default gateway" is one of them, "DNS" is the other.
In domestic setups your ISP router serve to provide all these metrics and in static settings you point to it
If your P2P and cameras were set with static metrics and your router metrics mismatch - no communication.
If you have not reset P2P it remains on those and they would be pointing to old router for Default gateway and DNS(192.168.1.254) - no longer valid with default new router settings
As you have access to your new router, and If you have not reset P2P:
1.Sign in to new router and change LAN IP from 192.168.1.1 into 192.168.1.254. your router likely will restart after that.
2.test if your P2P work and you have Ethernet in the shed.
3.see if your NVR and cameras return working
You might need to disconnect and reconnect (or restart) some network devices to get new IP's
you always can revert your router back.
As you have reset some of your network devices(cameras , other ?) they might no longer function and might require re-configuration
Post edited by smuggler.ie on
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Great, just note, that if you ever will need to call VF(or any other ISP in the future) they might ask/guide you to RESET the router during troubleshooting. Where you might need to follow their advise, you will have to change the LAN part again once the issue resolved to get your cameras / WiFi link back in function. Have a look into router settings - there should be (however, not all have) option to back-up your configuration for quick restore.
...coming soon
#2 lesson - we will review how to configure WiFi bridge ...
#3 lesson - how to configure CCTV system ...
only joking 😉, but knowing "how-to" might save you few bobs for installer call-out if it comes to that.
good luck
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