On 6/14/25 10:04 PM, Tim via users wrote:
USB device
10.42.0.254
| <-- Top half in same IP range
| as themselves (first three
10.42.0.1 quads match each other).
PC-A
10.42.1.1 10.42.1.2
| | <-- Bottom half in their own IP range,
| | same as themselves, different from
10.42.1.3 10.42.1.4 the top half (first three quads
PC-B PC-C match each other, & don't match the
top half).
You misunderstood the situation. There are two ethernet ports with one
computer connected to each one. So the first computer that boots,
regardless of which port it's connected to, will activate the port and
get the first IP range. The second computer will get the next range on
the other port.
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