Tim Kilburn <kilbu...@me.com> wrote: > Conflicting but not. As you've mentioned, if there's multiple routers, then > it's possible that alternative networks are being created so that > connectivity is complicated. Although, in a perfect world, if everything is > going through one Access Point using a basic, default style of configuration, > whether devices are connected wirelessly or via ethernet, and whether 2.4 G > or 5 G, DHCP services should be handing out through a single subnet, so > connections between devices should be possible.
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