Hopefully, you have configured your Netgear to provide IP-addresses in some other range, e.g., "192.168.13.xxx" - any range other than within the "192.168.0.xxx" range will work. So, it provides "private" IP-addresses, in the "192.168.0.xxx" range to your devices. The Hitron has 4 Ethernet ports and WiFi. Thanks in I run a cat6 cable to a netgear nighthawk r8000 for wifi and a switch for ethernet with 4 wired PCs and 3 TVs wired, plus 6 or so wifi devices.
Start with the humorous responses, then the tech. It has been a few years since the first shaw modem so I have forgotten exactly what the process was. I thought that win10 would detect the ethernet, but only one PC was online. Seems to me on the original shaw setup, the tech logged on to the router to set that up. I think we were missing a step on the ethernet and router set up. They sent another Hitron and it just landed on the porch, so when I get a chance I will try this again. I did not get much useful help with the telephone tech support who just kept bridging, unbridging, resetting and apologizing. Could not get any ethernet except one PC and no wifi from the nighthawk. Had to hook up the Hitron that was sitting here to get the higher service. No problem with my original shaw modem, but was upgrading to 300 service. Shaw tech did original set up on site, Pre Covid. I run a cat6 cable to a netgear nighthawk r8000 for wifi and a switch for ethernet with 4 wired PCs and 3 TVs wired, plus 6 or so wifi devices. Just tried the Hitron yesterday, 2 hours with tech support.
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