Change internal IP address range

[Darrells]

The telus router is configured to 192.168.1.254.

Can I change it to 192.168.0.254 or part of any other range?

[NFtoBC]

Yes, just keep notes of any changes you make, so you can easily manage your network.

[Darrells]

Can you please tell me how/where?

[xray]

Why do you want to make this change? What is the purpose?

[Darrells]

There is a conflict with systems. it will be easier to change the Telus router settings if that is possible.

[xray]

It's easy to change by logging in as admin on the router. Credentials should be on a sticker on the side of the router.

Most people who are absolutely sure they need to change the subnet would already know this. Just saying.

[Nighthawk]

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@Darrells wrote:

There is a conflict with systems. it will be easier to change the Telus router settings if that is possible.

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What kind of conflict? Are you connecting more than one router together? What kind of network setup are you using?

[BubbaG]

In my case working remotely I connect to the office with a VPN and they are using 192.168.1.x addresses.  They are not going to change their end, so...

[xray · Accepted solution]

If you are running the VPN client from your computer there is no need to change your home LAN subnet unless your work VPN permits a split tunneling which is not very secure for a work VPN.