Hi there, let me cut it short.
I'd been using internet via ethernet cable which was connected to my university's network. It was on the bridge mode. So it was assigning internal ips like this: 10.129.10.13 for my mac, 10.129.10.14 for my smartphone 10.129.10.15 for my ipad and so on. But with the latest update to the network i started having issues. If i connect my ethernet cable directly to my laptop then there's no problem. Everything's great and i have an internet access. But if i connect my ethernet cable to my router then try to connect my wireless network, nothing works. Even though i configure ip and subnetmask etc manually, there's no internet connection. My university told me that they've blocked the devices which automatically assign ips for other devices.
But here's the problem. If i connect the cable via ethernet to my macbook, and enable internet sharing everything works perfectly. My ipad and smartphone obtain ip addresses are like this: 192.168.2.2 192.168.2.3 and my macbook's ip:10.129.10.13
I just want to learn that if it's possible that i can do the same thing to my router. I mean can i assign an internal ip(10.129.10.x) to my router and different 192.168.2.x ips for other devices via the router. I guess this is the only way to connect to the internet wirelessly via the router.
I'm using a TP-LINK TD-W8951ND by the way.
Have a great day!
I'd been using internet via ethernet cable which was connected to my university's network. It was on the bridge mode. So it was assigning internal ips like this: 10.129.10.13 for my mac, 10.129.10.14 for my smartphone 10.129.10.15 for my ipad and so on. But with the latest update to the network i started having issues. If i connect my ethernet cable directly to my laptop then there's no problem. Everything's great and i have an internet access. But if i connect my ethernet cable to my router then try to connect my wireless network, nothing works. Even though i configure ip and subnetmask etc manually, there's no internet connection. My university told me that they've blocked the devices which automatically assign ips for other devices.
But here's the problem. If i connect the cable via ethernet to my macbook, and enable internet sharing everything works perfectly. My ipad and smartphone obtain ip addresses are like this: 192.168.2.2 192.168.2.3 and my macbook's ip:10.129.10.13
I just want to learn that if it's possible that i can do the same thing to my router. I mean can i assign an internal ip(10.129.10.x) to my router and different 192.168.2.x ips for other devices via the router. I guess this is the only way to connect to the internet wirelessly via the router.
I'm using a TP-LINK TD-W8951ND by the way.
Have a great day!
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