ip in subnet of my router
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Hi
my router has network : 192.168.0.X over DHCP.
In that network I have server with ip : 192.168.0.10.
So I bought this tplink powerline to get rid of long cables to my server.
Unfortunately after I paired my set it got some funny ip: 10.23.x.x
Is it possible for device connected over powerline got my original IP address fro mrouters DHCP?
Thanks!
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Hey Kevin
It was some problem with my notebook which got static IP somehow.
As soon i switch Ethernet IP to autoconfiguration - TPLINK correctly got ip from upper DHCP server and start working transparently as long cable over many walls.
Thanks Kevin and TPLink
Good job guys
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What is the current network topology/diagram? How do you connect these devices together?
The default IP address of TL-PA4010 is 192.168.0.x, once it connected to the main router, the IP address will be assigned by the front-end device which has the DHCP server automatically.
Please verify whether there is another DHCP server exsited, which IP subnet is 10.23.x.x;
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Hey Kevin
It was some problem with my notebook which got static IP somehow.
As soon i switch Ethernet IP to autoconfiguration - TPLINK correctly got ip from upper DHCP server and start working transparently as long cable over many walls.
Thanks Kevin and TPLink
Good job guys
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Thanks for your valued reply, glad to hear that you got it fixed. Congrats.
Now you can enjoy the internet with the TP-Link device.
And if need more help, please feel free to contact us.
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