- Sep 6, 2023
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Hi,
Our office network have 2 internet Wifi routers attached. Both have their own DHCP servers enabled and both have different IP range (Wifi Router A = 192.168.9.xx & Wifi Router B = 192.168.3.XX)
Sometimes when a laptop connects to Wifi Router A, it gets assign an IP from Wifi Router B. This happens the other way around too.
My issue is that I want to get assigned the IP from Wifi Router A, when I connect to Wifi Router A and not be assigned an IP from the other router.
But how can I make sure that everytime I connect the Wifi to a router, I will get an IP from that same router?
Our office network have 2 internet Wifi routers attached. Both have their own DHCP servers enabled and both have different IP range (Wifi Router A = 192.168.9.xx & Wifi Router B = 192.168.3.XX)
Sometimes when a laptop connects to Wifi Router A, it gets assign an IP from Wifi Router B. This happens the other way around too.
My issue is that I want to get assigned the IP from Wifi Router A, when I connect to Wifi Router A and not be assigned an IP from the other router.
But how can I make sure that everytime I connect the Wifi to a router, I will get an IP from that same router?