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All are correct, with different point of view, Thanks.
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All are correct, with different point of view, Thanks.

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I have this question, My clients on my network have a static ips but when some device is connected to my wireless access point those getting over my statics ips. Thanks for the help.<br />
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Regards<br />
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Lou
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I have this question, My clients on my network have a static ips but when some device is connected to my wireless access point those getting over my statics ips. Thanks for the help.

Regards

Lou

conflict with my ip address

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