The default gateway is now pointing to an incorrect address.
The default gateway is now pointing to an incorrect address.
Initially, the problem I’m facing is that all my networks lose internet because the default gateway shifts to 192.168.88.2 instead of the correct 192.168.88.1. The right gateway should be 192.168.88.1 connected via the Mikrotik LHG LTE6 antenna. It’s switching to my second AP, which gets internet from eth1—the first AP. Can I fix this? I’m just starting out.
We require additional information. What operating system are the devices using? Are 192.168.88.1 and 192.168.88.2 connected via Ethernet or Wi-Fi? The reason for having two gateways exists—please clarify. A network map would help visualize your setup.
They have connections, 192.168.88.2 functions as an LTE modem; I’ve been working with it as an AP.
Set DHCP off at 192.168.88.1 and turn it on for 192.168.88.2. Next, adjust .88.2 to use a static IP that points to 88.1. After that, ensure all devices connect to 88.2, which will assign them an IP through DHCP.
Turning off the DHCP server for 88.2 would prevent devices from automatically obtaining IP addresses, potentially causing connectivity issues until a manual assignment is made.