im trying to figure out how to put the COAX connected STB's within the same IP range as my connected devices, so i can set up a proper QoS, without them being locked at 5 within their "IP Address Distribution According to DHCP Option 60 (Vendor Class Identifier)"
when running off a Ethernet conneciton rather than Coax, this works just fine via my 3rd party router, but since the Coax gives us 250+MB/s throuput vs the Ethernet of just 100 and i have the 75/75 tier, rather than possibly bottlenecking myself i like that additional resource, but if the Actiontec is going to be so non-userfriendly ill just go back onto the Ethernet setup where i can easily apply DHCP to the 2 STB's and my devices and have them all set up with a QoS and any other rules i want
the almost 200 page PDF for the MI424WR doesnt actually explain this.
can i just delete the Home/Network portion and allow the Ethernet/Coax to apply the DHCP? how do i disable the router from putting the STB's within its own vendor class?