AGH is back to just DNS and is grouping all clients under the router IP again. I had to reset DNS/DHCP options on my router to be able to use my Synology NAS again at its reserved/normal IP. When I looked at the devices list, my partner’s phone (which previously had a static lease assigned) had taken the IP that belongs to my NAS ethernet/DNS address. New second issue: yesterday the internet dropped out, but so did my ability to access my hardwired NAS by its static IP.

Usually the problem resolves itself after a few minutes. The wifi router signal is available but on the iPhones it will say ‘no internet connection.’ During these times my PC, connected via wifi 6, works fine. Once a day (not always the same time but close to the same, around 8-9pm) the wifi will lose connection.

I have assigned 24hour long leases in general, but have also assigned static leases to the main devices of the house like my computer and our phones. DHCP is disabled at the router and runs through AGH, so I am able to see requests by true client IDs and not grouped behind the router gateway IP. I point my router’s DNS to my synology’s eth0 IP. I manage to get ADH working (seemingly) how I want it. I also have a Synology DS920+ connected via Ethernet. I am using Google fiber 2 gif service, into my own router (Nighthawk AXE7800). Hopefully I supply all of the necessary info…

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