In a lot of cases when new configuration has been applied and router has resetted the interfaces - no WAN address! Meaning I need to go and manually reboot both Modem and R8000 and then I am getting WAN. WAN release/renew does not help - still getting zeros. Sometime it's take up to 10min to get WAN, but in some cases - never and I need to reboot the router
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The workaound I'm using: Put the code below in the Administration / Commands / Startup section (after putting the desired MAC address in the first line). With this in place I consistently get that same address on reboot, and it can therefore retain the IP assigned by my cable modem.
nvram set wan_hwaddr="xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx" ifconfig `nvram get wan_ifname` down
ifconfig `nvram get wan_ifname` hw ether `nvram get wan_hwaddr`
ifconfig `nvram get wan_ifname` up
The workaound I'm using: Put the code below in the Administration / Commands / Startup section (after putting the desired MAC address in the first line). With this in place I consistently get that same address on reboot, and it can therefore retain the IP assigned by my cable modem.
nvram set wan_hwaddr="xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx" ifconfig `nvram get wan_ifname` down
ifconfig `nvram get wan_ifname` hw ether `nvram get wan_hwaddr`
ifconfig `nvram get wan_ifname` up
If you clear your nvram via SSH, it will correct the MAC address problem on the latest Tathagata rev27261
Please follow these full instructions:
Clear out NVRAM:
**IMPORTANT** This will delete all of your DD-WRT settings to default.
This is required in order to correct issues from past builds
(I.E correct the old MAC address issue of 00:00:00:00:00:02, etc)
**IMPORTANT** The steps below fixed my issues and will also fix your issues if you follow them exactly!
2. Login to DD-WRT
3. Go to Adminstration -> Factory Defaults
4. Click Yes and apply settings
5. Once the router reboots, reenble SSH via Services (Secure Shell section) and the Remote Access section on the Adminstration -> Managment Tab
6. Login via SSH and run the following two commands:
erase nvram
reboot
7. Once the router reboots, enable SSH again via step 5.
8. Go to http://192.168.1.1 and login to DD-WRT
9. Go to Adminstration -> Firmware Upgrade
10. Choose to Reset to Default settings after upgrade and select the K3_R8000_1-Jul-2015.chk file from your local storage
11. Click upgrade and wait 10 minutes until your the lights on your router have calm down