Router denying myrouter.io

[BHHJOR]

Noticed that i could not reach my router on any of my devices. Tried PC but failed, tried android tablet and it worked initially and tgen stopped working. 

Cleared browser cache, no joy.

This was working over a week ago but not now.

Has there been any updates to the router software recently?

[Chrisee]

@BHHJOR @Rather than using my router.io try typing the IP address 192.168.0.1 into the browser address bar to access the Sky hub's web interface.

[BHHJOR]

That does not work either, it reverts to myrouter.io

[Chrisee]

@BHHJOR try changing the browser as the internal site does not support https so can be viewed as suspect. It is one of the reasons why Sky have moved the settings for their newer hubs to the My Sky app.

[Me134]

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@BHHJOR wrote:

Noticed that i could not reach my router on any of my devices. Tried PC but failed, tried android tablet and it worked initially and tgen stopped working. 

Cleared browser cache, no joy.

This was working over a week ago but not now.

Has there been any updates to the router software recently?

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I can't get to it from my Win11/Chrome/Firefox PC yet my Android16/Chrome mobile is fine, no idea why that's so. I've tried all combinations on the PC with no success.

[Hodor2k26]

Do you have custom DNS configured on the Win11 PC pointing to Google / Cloudflare by any chance? e.g. 1.1.1.1 / 8.8.8.8, it must point to  the router for DNS resoution route.io is a local lookup so ensure 192.168.0.1 is the dns pointer on the PC

Not saying thats whats going on but its a consideration to look at.

[BHHJOR]

Thanks not just me then. Good to know. I did have it working on my android tablet but after trying once it then stopped.

[Me134]

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@Hodor2k26 wrote:

Do you have custom DNS configured on the Win11 PC pointing to Google / Cloudflare by any chance? e.g. 1.1.1.1 / 8.8.8.8, it must point to  the router for DNS resoution route.io is a local lookup so ensure 192.168.0.1 is the dns pointer on the PC

Not saying thats whats going on but its a consideration to look at.

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Could have sworn I'd tried it previously back on the Auto DHCP setting with no success but just changed it back to auto and it works fine on the PC again. Perhaps I'd set it to point to 192.168.0.1 rather than auto.

Edit: Interesting BTW that I'm still on MAP-T Sharing Ratio:1:1, it's been quite a while since I toggled UPnP off (now back on).