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Can somebody help? Info below (alien.top)

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So I’ve changed my Virgin Media Hub 5 to modem mode as suggested by a few people in this sub yesterday and I’ve changed my Deco to AP mode as suggested. Everything works fine except these 2 have disconnected after changing to AP mode. Can somebody please help with this? I have 3 Deco M4’s in total.

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago

How are your decos wired together?

If they all have ethernet backhaul and go through the modem than that is your issue.

Also what pools said. As your Virgin hub is now in modem mode the decos have to be in router mode as your modem will (likely) only provide one ipv4 address. There for only 1 device can be connected and nothing else will be able to talk to eachother.