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Lewis G Rosenthal wrote:As long as the G & the GS have *different* addresses (on the same network), you're fine. If they're both 192.168.1.1, then you will run into problems.
According to the screen shots, you have an address conflict between your two routers which is going to cause you untold grief. Assuming you have no statically-assigned device with an address of 192.168.1.2, change the G to that address.
It appears to all be working with WPA. It seems that all it took is a fixed IP for G.
OK, I guess my message that you replied to was a little brief and cryptic. I should have said disregard previous message.
I did assign a fixed IP to G. Then everything seemed to fall into place. Both the GS and G nodes seem to be happy. And currently using WPA. What security setting is preferable?
Hehehe... No, I'm the one who was confused. So many of these things come defaulted to PST, that I, being located in EST, immediately ass-u-me that the TZ hasn't been set. ;-) You got it right; please ignore such outbursts from me, as they are usually the result of either too much coffee, not enough sleep, too many clients yelling at me at once, or a combination of the above!Also, you'd might as well set the timezone in the G to keep the timestamps straight in the logs. ;-)
Even that confuses me. "Use local time" is checked. I selected -8 for US Pacific. Last Sun Mar - Last Sun Oct is the closest to correct that is offered.
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