Setting a Static IP Address on B529s-23a Router for Specific MAC Address

Hello.

Gentlemen, as in the subject.

Please tell me how to assign IP in the B529s-23a router after the MAC address of the device so that every time the router restarts it does not assign a new IP to me, i.e. I want the IP to be rigid

Not in the manual? DHCP section?

sanfran wrote:

Not in the manual? DHCP section?

Unfortunately ... the manual itself is only basic information ...

Enter the menu, DHCP option, take a screenshot and post on the forum.
We will think.

sanfran wrote:

Enter the menu, DHCP option, take a screenshot and post on the forum.
We will think.

Please

I am afraid there is no such option in this software version.

sanfran wrote:

I am afraid there is no such option in this software version.

..., so you can say that it would fit to upload something from the alternative firmware options, or it is more about the issue that nothing can be done with this router in my case )

gothic77 wrote:

something to upload from alternative firmware options

There is probably no such thing for this router.

Then I understand that a normal router would fit and do on it?
- just another question ...

In this variant of using a different router, will it be possible, for example, to connect to the Internet with what I currently have B529s-23a?
- drawing
- I have internet from the B529s-23a router and a second router to which I have fixed IP devices, I also download internet from the main one?

Hope I didn't get confused

Yes, it can be done.

All right, gentlemen, let's go back to the topic :)

I got the TL-MR3420 router ... because that's the only one left at home.
I am asking for tips on what to do to:

1. Assign a fixed IP to the device by MAC address
- I add a screen:







and

2. How to give Internet access to this new router from the current router

Change the TP-Link address to 192.168.0.1 and the address reservation is Address Reservation

gothic77 wrote:

How from the current router from which I have the Internet to give access to the Internet on this new router

And this TP Link should be only AP or should it have router functions, create a second network, etc.?

KOCUREK1970 wrote:

gothic77 wrote:

How from the current router from which I have the Internet to give access to the Internet on this new router

And this TP Link should be only AP or should it have router functions, create a second network, etc.?

The situation is that at the moment I would like another WiFi network with Internet access to go with TP Link. I would like the Internet to download from the B529s-23a router.
As you can see in the attached picture ... with B529s-23a it is not possible to assign an IP by MAC address to a given device, and this is very important to me due to the fact that after each router restart it changes my IP.

Have you tried to set a static IP address on a given device? Phone, PC or what do you need there? This will simplify things a lot.

sanfran wrote:

Have you tried to set a static IP address on a given device? Phone, PC or what do you need there? This will simplify things a lot.

I would like to see how it will all work on a different router due to the fact that I had a problem with WIFI on it and every now and then I have a problem with WIFI ... on the basis that two devices that were connected to a given network interrupted the connection and I could not communicate with connect them ... I thought it was the fault of the network card, but after I replace it, nothing has changed ...

If colleagues are not able to e.g. connect from one router to another in the sense of downloading the Internet, the topic is closed, but if there are any chances, I will be very happy to experiment during the hint

gothic77 wrote:

If colleagues cannot, for example, connect from one router to another in terms of downloading the Internet, the topic is closed

Of course you can connect two routers in series. Routers have two main WAN and LAN ports. The easiest way to do it is:
1. Router 1:
WAN - connected to the Internet according to the type of this Internet.
LAN - fixed address, e.g. 192.168.0.1, DHCP server enabled
2. Router 2:
WAN - auto, i.e. automatic retrieval of the IP address, gateway, DNS and mask from router 1. It will be e.g. 192.168.0.20
LAN - fixed address, but from a different network than router 1, i.e. 192.168.1.1 and DHCP enabled - it will assign addresses to devices, e.g. 192.168.1.x
The internet will work. Two networks are then created (double NAT). One is created by router 1, the only device connected there will be router 2. The other is the network of the second router - all devices will be there.
A bigger problem may be when trying to access a device from the Internet, but this is out of the question here. Anyway, it is to be solved.

jprzedworski wrote:

A bigger problem may be when trying to access a device from the Internet, but this is out of the question here. Anyway, it is to be solved.

Just enter the WAN address of the second router in the DMZ.

It is correct. But a lot of people ask about it, so there is some problem for them. "To be solved" as I wrote.

Just today, to my surprise, there was a software update for the B529s-23a router
- after updating, I check what they added or corrected and what can I see in the DHCP option:


- this solves my first problem which was - static IP to a given MAC address and using a different router

Maybe the WIFI communication with which I had a problem once in a while on certain devices has also improved. I will check, test and let you know

What is your software version? I am looking for the same and I do not have IP addresses reserved in DHCP.

Added after 2 [minutes]:

What is your software version? I am looking for the same and I do not have IP addresses reserved in DHCP.

Modem firmware version: 11.187.61.00.49
- on this ver. when it comes to IP assignment, you have the DHCP option, and in it - IP and MAC address binding

Thanks.
I have version 11.236.01.00.1217 and I can't, and I don't really want to connect a second modem just to book the addressee for devices.

I will look for an app, but I haven't even seen the option to upgrade.

Elas74 wrote:

Thanks.
I have version 11.236.01.00.1217 and I can't, and I don't really want to connect a second modem just to book the addressee for devices.

I will look for an app, but I haven't even seen the option to upgrade.

I had an operator update. I don't know how it is on modems from another option.
- the issue can search, read about it