I got 99 problems but my WiFi ain't one

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jellybaby in reply to @Fox

Does 'no internet' mean the device in question is connecting to the WiFi but not being given an IP by the DHCP server?

That is possible but it could also be the Internet kind is down or the DHCP flairs are wrong in some way (eg missing or incorrect default gateway). What is the Adguard DHCP server configured to send out? Could it be sending itself as the default gateway rather than your router?

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Fox in reply to @jellybaby

What is the Adguard DHCP server configured to send out? Could it be sending itself as the default gateway rather than your router?

It's configured with the same gateway IP, IP ranges and subnet mask as the router's DHCP settings, then I just switch them over.

Does that mean it's sending itself as the default gateway?

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jellybaby in reply to @Fox

Does that mean it's sending itself as the default gateway?

Sounds like it is okay. Worth checking the DHCP lease on a client (eg ipconfig /all on Windows)

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