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Copy that.The only issue with that scenario is the atnt gateway won’t let me put in a specific ip address for the passthrough it’s based on the MAC address of the device it’ll allow me to choose dhcp fixed, dhcp dynamic or manual for the Ip address it’ll lease but that’s about it I’ve always used dhcp fixed with other devices and had no issues but I’ve tried all 3 settings and got the same issue on the r3

I’ll give it a try just to make sure I’m following correctly I set the initial ip which is usually something like 192.168.x.x as static/reserved then I put the router in passthrough where it’ll get a new address of 92.168.x.x and the problem should be resolved.

Hello I made a post previously regarding my r3 having a different MAC address than listed under the router I have atnt fiber so the r3 is setup with a fixed ip via ip passthrough . Every time the r3 or my art gateway reboots it’s kicked out ip passthrough and given a regular ip address this also happens if I enable or disable ipv6. I’ve NEVER had this issue with my r1 or r2 I also have a couple of different routers I’ve used before switching to netduma and this was never an issue. Since my last post I’ve hooked up one of my older routers and I’ve been testing to see if it’ll get kicked out of ip passthrough after reboots of the router,gateway and enabling/disabling ipv6 and I haven’t been able to reproduce the issue. I also want to note that I tried changing my MAC address in the netduma software to the same one that pops up on my Att gateway before putting the device in passthrough but again once it’s in ip passthrough and either device reboots it’s kicked out.

Yes and will do thank you!

I’m receiving a notice on the r3 under the wan section the the MAC address listed isn’t the same as the MAC address underneath the router I’m also running into a issue where my primary modem is kicking the r3 out of passthrough mode almost every time the r3 reboots.