ViktorMizzael

I'm not gonna complain, it could be worse, at least starlink has a phone app that is somehow usefull... every other app from Mexico ISP are just basically to pay the service and a chatbot to place a visit from a technician.

After powercycling everything (router, antena, server, PC, laptops, main panel, instant heater and water service) turned out to be the Starlink Router (Gen 2) but it had to be JUST the router, doing it along the antena didn't do anything. Thankfully I do not have to learn networking and acronyms the whole weekend to fix this.

meant ISP*

It goes from 192.168.1.XYZ to ZYX to XWS about every 2 or 3 seconds from one to another. I don't know what tells what to do, but It is my understanding that at least for wired connections the IP should stay the same once connected unless power loss, resetting or things like that. IPS is starlink,

Guess the problem I created was somewhere else, but I ended up installing a linux server image onto the OS drive to wipe it and then reinstall HexOS over that, worked as a fresh install. Mind it I didn't have data on the pool drives from the first HexOS install so I don't know if the same drives could be just reconnected to the new HexOS install and the data be intact there (Fresh install still prompted that the pool drives would be wiped). Now my only issue is that the IP keeps looping between 3 different directions even though it is a wired connection that had the same IP all of 2024 on a linux server for MC. Hoping to have the weekend free to dive into that.

Mesed around with the network configuration, don't know what (I know my way around tutorials but not tech sabby at all) Dashboard connects but loops infinitely, trying to diagnose itself I guess, tryed to reinstall but also loops on a "Console Setup" menu, briefly shows "FAILED" task before turning off.