Just at the moment I'm chasing some gremlins and while I'm at it maybe someone can educate me on something.
At this location my main router is an 87U that sits at 192.168.10.1. Its DHCP bool starts at .100. I have two other routers, an AC56U and a N66 as media bridges. Usually pixelserv is at 192.168.10.3.
So as to reach the WebGUI for the media bridge routers, I reserve for them a manual IP address of .4 and .5, respectively, in the manual list on the 87U.
I have noticed that I see a message on the DHCP page that "*In conflict with the VPN server settings:192.168.10.2-11". Often it will go away after a time, and the VPN server doesn't seem to have any issues.
Is this because I have the manual addresses of .4 and .5?
Why does pixelserv (or diversion) not have an issue with .3?
Do the two VPN servers actually sit on these .2-.11 addresses?
At this location my main router is an 87U that sits at 192.168.10.1. Its DHCP bool starts at .100. I have two other routers, an AC56U and a N66 as media bridges. Usually pixelserv is at 192.168.10.3.
So as to reach the WebGUI for the media bridge routers, I reserve for them a manual IP address of .4 and .5, respectively, in the manual list on the 87U.
I have noticed that I see a message on the DHCP page that "*In conflict with the VPN server settings:192.168.10.2-11". Often it will go away after a time, and the VPN server doesn't seem to have any issues.
Is this because I have the manual addresses of .4 and .5?
Why does pixelserv (or diversion) not have an issue with .3?
Do the two VPN servers actually sit on these .2-.11 addresses?