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03-17-2022 08:14 AM
My AT&T Fiber comes with a DEMOX router that also includes Wi-Fi. However, I do not want the AT&T Router to do anything besides translate light into electrons and feed my ICX7150. I want the ICX7150 to perform DHCP assignment and DNS assignment. I do not want to be forced to AT&T DNS (they prevent you from changing the DNS to reduce tech support calls).
Initially the ICX7150 was set up by the previous owner, and it was running very old firmware, I think from 2017. So I upgraded the firmware, but I forgot to note which firmware was on the switch (was it S or R I don't' know). I have loaded S (switch) but now I lost my AT&T internet. I have also reset the AT&T router to the defaults since I wanted to start from scratch.
The Wi-Fi and internet provided by the AT&T router works fine, it's the ICX directed Wi-Fi that is no longer routing and neither is the ICX.
I have set the ICX to static IP and that IP, and Gateway are on the same IP network and subnet as the AT&T router, mainly the 192.168.1.x range.
The gateway of ICX is pointing to the AT&T Gateway IP.
So should I switch ICX to routing, and what exactly do we lose between ICX acting as a switch vs a router?
