Discussing router and modem communication
Discussing router and modem communication
It receives an IP address from the modem or router and then generates its own sub-addresses. The modem provides a 10.0.x.x range, after which it sets up a 192.168.x.x network. You can add more as needed, ensuring the 192.168 numbers don’t clash and use different Wi-Fi channels.
This configuration is possible but not optimal (except for simple static routing without a firewall in enterprise environments).