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DFPope said:

I have 1 Hopper / 2 Joeys. Bridging is disabled. I have connected the Hopper to my network using 3 different methods. First I used a WiFi bridge. Had lots of problems with Joeys loosing link and getting black screen when changing channels on Joeys. Next connected the Hopper via cat5 through a switch fed by cat5 from the router. No more loosing link but still had black screen on Joeys when changing channels. Finally, rewired some of my network and connected Hopper directly to the router via cat5. Still had an occassional problem with Joeys black screen when changing channels. I also tried both ethernet ports on the Hopper. The Dish tech brought a new Hopper and I still have the same problems.
With no network connected to the Hopper, the system works perfectly. It appears to me that the Hopper just does not like to have a network connection in any form.
I noticed that with no network connected to the Hopper both it and the Joeys default to an IP address in the 169.254.x.x subnet which I assume is the subnet for the normal Hopper/Joey Moca communication. My home network is on the 10.x.x.x subnet so I can't understand why the conflicts are happening.

Any thoughts would be appreciated.

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Poke said:

When you connect the Hopper to your network did you try enabling bridging to see if that would clear things up?? Also try running "Test Connection" in Network setting make sure it passes.. Also when you have the Hopper hooked up make sure your router is seeing it due to it sounds like your router is not passing the IP over correctly.. A 10.x.x.x address sounds like you have your router set to a static IP but even with that if it setup correctly it should pass a 10.x.x.4 and so forth to your Hopper..

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DFPope said:

I am still on 213.

I have Moca only to the Joeys. Solo Node and 2 way splitter. The only ethernet connection is to the Hopper.

Yes, I have pretty much tried it all. Bridging on and off. Tried test and reset network, reboot router, Hopper, Joeys, etc. My router does assign IPs correctly to the Hopper (and Joeys if bridging is on) within my network subnet.
My router range is set up for 10.21.50.100 thru 10.21.50.149 and assignments are made to the Hopper/Joeys within this range as indicated by the Hopper/Joeys themselves as well as my router client table.
Hopper: 10.21.50.105
Joey 1: 10.21.50.106
Joey2: 10.21.50.107

Maybe I will get 215 tonight and see if there is any improvement.

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