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You're welcome. :)
There are 2 main possibilities for this to have happened. Firstly, a brief power surge/outage. Secondly, if your router is set to automatically install firmware updates (in which case, it might have reset itself to its defaults).
Of course, that doesn't preclude the fact that it could be just one of those things. However, at least now you know what to do should it happen again.
Hi jasong1968,
Glad that the internet is back. As correctly guided by 'Dwarf', the 'router setup' had to be done again; and the issue was fixed.
When using a 'cable modem', you may choose to 'reset' your 'modem' before the 'router' in future. A 'cable modem' proactively restores its original functionality and establishes a fresh communication with the 'Internet' and the 'router'; has helped me to fix similar internet issues in the past many times.
Hope this helps.
I've never needed to do any of this just to connect to my router.
Seems like the mac address clone should be enabled by default.