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Hi!
I was hoping someone could answer a query for me.
I have two routers on my network set in access point mode and both work perfectly well for wired and wireless connections.
When I log in to the "main" router settings I can see an IP address for one of the access points but not the other one.
Why would one have an IP address and not the other? I always thought access points didn't have IP addresses so I'm a bit confused why one does.
Hopefully this isn't a difficult question!
I was hoping someone could answer a query for me.
I have two routers on my network set in access point mode and both work perfectly well for wired and wireless connections.
When I log in to the "main" router settings I can see an IP address for one of the access points but not the other one.
Why would one have an IP address and not the other? I always thought access points didn't have IP addresses so I'm a bit confused why one does.
Hopefully this isn't a difficult question!