01-10-2020 02:42 PM
Hi,
I want to know, how can I disable DHCP service on my fiber router / modem ?
Thanks !!
01-10-2020 04:10 PM
01-21-2020 04:15 PM
The fiber optic one. Dont know the model number - Sorry
I want to use my Router / firewall for DHCP Service
01-21-2020 04:45 PM
01-21-2020 05:03 PM
09-09-2020 09:43 PM
did you figure out how to disable the dhcp?
09-09-2020 09:44 PM
No
Tech Support said, not possible
11-09-2020 12:40 AM
set the ip poll for a single ip address which is leased to the first device that connects to wifi hub . In this case it would be the router you mentioned
January
I was able to disable DHCP on my Actiontec T1200H gateway/router, but the method is a little obscure. I did it so that I could use the device as a simple Access Point in order to broaden my wifi range. Briefly: login as admin to the device; go to LAN IP settings under the Advanced Setup tab; use your browser's javascript debug facilities to set a breakpoint on the source line that tests user_id in function 'hide_dhcpServerStat()'; reload the page and when it stops at the breakpoint, use the console to set user_id to 3; continue the code and when the page is rendered again you should see an option to disable DHCP. Disable it and reboot. Then you can connect the Actiontec to your main router LAN to LAN with an ethernet cable and it will serve wifi but allow the router DHCP to assign addresses. Do any of this at your own risk!
3 weeks ago
Finally got this solution to almost work! I now see the disable DHCP option but when I do I get response "You can't disable DHCP server because the Optik TV is enabled."...
3 weeks ago
Nailed it! I had to add another breakpoint at line # 423 (as of firmware ver 31.164L.22) where it says if(optikTVenbl == '1' && dhcp_server[1].checked == true){
At that breakpoint I used console and typed in optikTVenbl == '0' and user_id = 1
DHCP is now disabled on my Actiontec T3200M.
2 weeks ago
I just got to this point but I always get a “You are an invalid user.” Message 😞
2 weeks ago
"use your browser's javascript debug facilities to set a breakpoint on the source line that tests user_id in function 'hide_dhcpServerStat()'; reload the page and when it stops at the breakpoint, use the console to set user_id to 3; continue the code and when the page is rendered again you should see an option to disable DHCP." - this worked for me...