Can't access router page

[elder_tinkerer]

@K14M

@K14M

I tried to bind the MAC address of my PC and smartphone on the router to a fake IP, as I did on the old firmware.

@elder_tinkerer

You mean, you wanted to set up a static lease? Why bind to a fake IP address?

What a stupid question? So that all devices on the network always have a fixed address, and do not change after each reconnection.

Well, you wrote 'fake address', not 'fix address'.
How should i know that you meant something different than you wrote?

But yes, to make sure that your devices will always get the same IP address is a valid reason.
On the other hand, you could set a static IP on the PC / mobile phone itself.
But you know that, don't you?

And another little hint: I doesn't do you any good, if you start being impolite to people who are willing to help you. They might decide to ignore future questions.
The reason for the many questions from other people is, we don't have crystal balls to read the truth and often the problems are different than the the way they're described.

[lleachii]

@K14M

I changed the router address from 192.168.1.1 to 192.168.0.0

Did anyone note to the OP that 192.168.0.0 is an invalid IP address for a host on a /24 network?

The .0 in such networks refer to the network address.

[Warlock]

@lleachii

Did anyone note to the OP that 192.168.0.0 is an invalid IP address for a host on a /24 network?

No need,
Since the OP stated the following sentence.

@K14M

I reset the settings.

[K14M]

@elder_tinkerer

Well, you wrote 'fake address', not 'fix address'.
How should i know that you meant something different than you wrote?

@K14M

I tried to change the internal address of the PC to 192.168.1.10 and the smartphone to 192.168.1.11

@K14M

I tried again to change the internal ip, this time only for the smartphone, and again after restarting the router, the Internet disappeared and I can not connect to it.

@K14M

Although it would seem that I only changed the IP address that should be issued to my smartphone when connected to the router via Wi-Fi.

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[K14M]

@elder_tinkerer

On the other hand, you could set a static IP on the PC / mobile phone itself.
But you know that, don't you?

It is interesting to listen, and how to set a static IP on a smartphone?

[elder_tinkerer]

@K14M

It is interesting to listen, and how to set a static IP on a smartphone?

This depends on the version of your mobile's OS.
On Android (9-12, at least):
Go to the settings of your wifi network, choose edit, then enhanced options. Under IP-Settings you can switch from DHCP to static. After the change you can enter the IP address, prefix, gateway and DNS.

Any other smartphone OS (like Windows Mobile or iOS): I don't know.