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Crimliar
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on ‎06-07-2025 10h44

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Message 11 of 13

Re: Issue with DHCP and IPv4 addresses - some websites not found

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Looking at the ChatGPT log, it looks like it's very politely telling you that one of your switches is not a switch, but a router!


I only learn by making mistakes and owning up to them - boy do I learn a lot!
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WSH
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on ‎06-07-2025 11h13

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Message 12 of 13

Re: Issue with DHCP and IPv4 addresses - some websites not found

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As I said, a blindingly obvious misconfiguration.

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jezzer
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on ‎06-07-2025 11h27

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Re: Issue with DHCP and IPv4 addresses - some websites not found

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Yes. Problem was it’s no longer on the network. I had experimented with using an old router as a switch, trying to turn off the WiFi and router functionality. It didn’t work, so I removed it. However Windows remembered it was there and then couldn’t decide which router to use for DHCP. Crock of ****!

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