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I can connect to Internet via Ethernet-cable (Port in wall , no access to the main router) and have those configurations and with any device connecting to this Lan port it is always the same IP address given.

IPv4-Adresse : 134.102.9.7
Subnetmask: 255.255.255.224
standardgateway : 134.102.9.30

I configured my Access Point so that he has :

IPv4-Adresse : 134.102.9.2
Subnetmask: 255.255.255.224
standardgateway : 134.102.9.30
DHCP disabled.

When connecting with wifi on this AP I end up getting the 134.102.9.7 IP address and I can connect to internet this way , but the problem is that I can only connect one device that will have this one working IP address.

I know using an Access Point is different than connecting one PC with Ethernet and share a WIFI network that will have a different network configuration (not the same IP address Pool).

Is there a way to do so with an Access Point? like has an Ip address on Lan port but shares the Wifi on another network (different than 134.102.9.X) ? or is there another solution?

Sergio NH
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chedli chihi
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You need to plug a router into your Ethernet port. Routers provide NAT, which gives you the ability to connect many devices.

It is common for one router to connect to another, which connects to another, in an ever-branching fan-out of connection points.

Mike Slinn
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