I have been getting this alert:
My network configuration is thus:
Most of the time the network performs flawlessly, but occasionally this error (see above pic) occurs and the way I have been remedying it is to reboot the modem - it being the (only) source of DHCP. It seems to occur when one of the phones is woken up but that could be just serendipity.
Is there a solution to prevent this?
Can I assign a fixed 192.168.*.* IP address to each device? How?
Should (assuming I can) I assign addresses to the two routers?
Any other suggestions?
TIA ;)
My network configuration is thus:
- DSL arrives through a 2Wire (Bell) modem with the WiFi turned off (provides DHCP)
- An Airport Extreme in Bridge Mode provides WiFi
- An Airport Express extends the WiFi by WDS
- A MB, a MBP-17, an iPhone 4S and a 5, and a (soon to be 2) !st gen iPad(s) connect.
Most of the time the network performs flawlessly, but occasionally this error (see above pic) occurs and the way I have been remedying it is to reboot the modem - it being the (only) source of DHCP. It seems to occur when one of the phones is woken up but that could be just serendipity.
Is there a solution to prevent this?
Can I assign a fixed 192.168.*.* IP address to each device? How?
Should (assuming I can) I assign addresses to the two routers?
Any other suggestions?
TIA ;)
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