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It's in "bridge mode already, by enabling IP-passthrough, and disabling DHCP (as netgear recommends to do) We don't have TMobile in Denmark, and i'm am running IPV4. If i connect my M1 directly to my pc, i can see a different IPV4 every past 24 hours or so, same goes for default gateway and DHCP server. But primary/secondary DNS stays the same. You might be right on the NAT assumption. Subnet mask is 255.255.255.255 when directly connected, but my "mobile router setup) says 255.255.255.0. But. I've played around with the settings, and maybe i'm on my way to figure it out. (Setup -> Basic setup -> Networking) there's a bunch of settings regarding internal hardware routing. I've come so far to directly passing everything through the C7. But when it's done, i cant connect to my C7, and there's no internet at wifi. So its just a direct route from WAN port to switch, not passing through the router part. Does it make sense?

Yep, my Netgear Nighthawk M1 have an ip, so do my TP- Link Archer C7 A quick notice. Ive flashed the C7 back to stock firmware. Everything is fine there. It all works. So i assume the stock firmware is autofilling some settings, wich i need to do manualy in dd-wrt. Any guess?

Hello out there. Long story short. I bought a Netgear Nighthawk M1, to serve as a modem for my TP-Link Archer C7, flashed with dd-wrt (v3.0-r38840 std) I do obtain a WAN IP, but there's still no internet. IP passthrough and DHCP is disabled on M1 LAN settings on M1 Address: 192.1681.1 Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0 Settings on Archer C7 WAN connection type - Automatic configuration-DHCP Local IP 192.168.2.1 Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0 Gateway: 192.168.1.1 DHCP Enabled Operation mode set to Gateway I have shuffled around with different ip settings, both for M1 and Archer, still no luck. I do obviously miss something, but what ? Best regards

Hey there. First of all, i do run with dual monitor setup, and a Asus HD7950, non OC. Recently i have experienced a weird flicker kind of thing on my sec. monitor. First, i thought it was my 7950. I did a quick gfx replacement with my, last known working HD6970, and ofc installing necessary drives for the card. But still the same. By accident, i found a solution. Every time i reboot into windows, i need to reset AMD Overdrive, and the flicker stops right away. And again, i have not overclocked my card, not even changed a thing in the AMD software, but a reset of the Overdrive settings fixes it, until next reboot. Installing drivers 10 revisions back or Windows update, still the same. I do use DDU in safe mode for uninstalling drives. Anyone dealing with the same issue? Best regards, Alexander.

Rockin a HD6970, stable but soooo outdated! Rly need a new one