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2024-08-04 13:30:48
@Ruby07 Cabled networks do not really have a name. The software of the desktop assigns a name to the network to help you differentiate between networks. No reason to worry.
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2024-08-04 13:25:20
@WaltH No, they will not work as a single mesh.
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2024-08-04 13:20:55
@Gryphoncall66 Do you mean that the main Deco is connected to the Fios box via wifi extenders, and that it stops working when you change the Operational Mode of the Deco?
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2024-08-03 17:33:27
@MAW I understand Deco has its own method to segregate main, guest and IOT network. I believe all devices wired into the Deco are on the main network. The Deco are using a specific VLAN for the guest...
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2024-08-03 11:47:33
@deonholtz If the Operation Mode of the Deco is "Router" (this is the default), the Deco will, indeed, handle the DHCP functionality. If the old router was configured in a specific way to be...
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2024-08-03 10:17:35
@Fiordhraoi It is important that DDNS names have a short TTL, because the associated IP address can change frequently. It is strange that you get "could not be resolved" while nslookup can resolve it.
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