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Re: Gateway IP address conflicts
I confirmed using IP network monitoring software that the DHP is assigning all unique IP addresses on the network with no conflicts. Notably, the same network and switch never had this warning using a Verizon or Comcast router? Still getting the annoying "Windows has detected an IP address conflict" error message on every computer on the network every few minutes with that T mobile router.10Visto0likes0ComentariosRe: Gateway IP address conflicts
Thanks for all the suggestions regarding the "Windows has detected an IP address conflict" on all PCs on the LAN. I should have provided my LAN setup... T mobile Arcadyan KVD21 Gateway Router (excellent 5G signal and speed). Netgear 16 port switch (directly connected to router). About 10 windows 7 or 10 computers connected to the Netgear switch via ethernet Few T mobile cell phones intermittently connecting via 2.4 GH wifi. No additional router on the local network. I wasn't aware the device allows for static IP addresses. A printer may have connected via a fixed IP address using the printer setup software, however. All the windows computer devices showing windows IP network conflicts every five minutes. Devices populate and seem to have unique IP addresses all in the allowed range as best I could tell by looking up each PC address. The conflicts did not occur with prior fiber and copper routers using the same network configuration. Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) is set to Obtain an IP address and DNS server address automatically on each PC. Rebooting the router and switch fail to stop the conflicts. Releasing and renewing IP Addresses on each PC failed to help. T mobile support suggested the windows computer IP address conflict error relates to frequent transient loss of connectivity (? the timer function mentioned above) with conflicts arising from the Arcadyan KVD21 Gateway DHCP frequently reassigning addresses. She suggested splitting the networks (2.4 and 5 GHz) to minimize IP address conflicts when reassigned. I'm not confident this would work.9Visto0likes0Comentarios