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Thank you John. &nbsp;It makes sense
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All of a sudden, when I type a local IP address in MS Edge address windows, it wipes it out and does not go to the site.<br />
It does not return an error code, just stays on the current page and the IP address disappears from the address bar.<br />
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I have tried to reset the browser settings, delete all history. &nbsp;The same browser works OK on anther computer in the same network.<br />
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Also, it behaves that way when it is hard wired to the network. &nbsp;When I switch to WiFi it works OK. &nbsp;The WiFi network assign a different IP address (different subnet)<br />
LAN is 20.0.0.X &nbsp;Wifi is: 20.0.50.X<br />
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MS Internet Explorer and Chrome are working OK.
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All of a sudden, when I type a local IP address in MS Edge address windows, it wipes it out and does not go to the site.
It does not return an error code, just stays on the current page and the IP address disappears from the address bar.

I have tried to reset the browser settings, delete all history.  The same browser works OK on anther computer in the same network.

Also, it behaves that way when it is hard wired to the network.  When I switch to WiFi it works OK.  The WiFi network assign a different IP address (different subnet)
LAN is 20.0.0.X  Wifi is: 20.0.50.X

MS Internet Explorer and Chrome are working OK.

MS Edge can't connect to local IP address

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