Not getting DHCP lease from Netgear LB1120 LTE Modem Bridged
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The reason I hardcoded it is that I have an high availability setup. Right now the LTE modem is connected to my secondary pfsense, but I want to me able to move the connection to the primary if necessary. I know that having the same MAC address can make it a seamless transition.
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It won't pull an neither on bridged NOR on router mode.
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@mrn And yes, I have updated it to the latest firmware version.
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@mrn in Router mode i suspect the cable modem is giving out a DHCP address in the RFC1918 space which based on your screenshot, pfsense will ignore. Uncheck that option and test again.
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@michmoor Believe it or not, it STILL doesn't pull a DHCP lease.
I'm about to return this thing and try something else.
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@mrn uncheck the two boxes for the reserved addresses on your WAN page.
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@mrn
This is how mine is set up.
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My modem is haunted. Which model do you use?
I rebooted the modem, I rebooted pfsense. It just does not work!!
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@mrn
Desperation.
Try another port other than igb3 -
@mrn said in Not getting DHCP lease from Netgear LB1120 LTE Modem Bridged:
My modem is haunted. Which model do you use?
I also use the Netgear LB1120
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@mrn Quit trying to spoof the MAC address.. Not sure why you would need it.
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@mrn
nice..
dont know whats going on with igb3 in that case but glad its all sorted. -
Yeah could be broken in many ways. I haven't used it for anything else. Thankfully I got another spare port.
