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VeryDisappointd
Mar 01, 2021Aspirant
WiFe connected but no Internet
Network has multiple wired Win10 Machines which work fine, but I can't get internet access to any Wireless device: a Win10 Laptop, Samsung tablet or a Samsung phone. I've read all the "Problem So...
antinode
Mar 02, 2021Guru
> Network has multiple wired Win10 Machines which work fine, [...]
"wired" to _what_?
> [...] I don't want to have to dump this router [...]
What, exactly, is your (unspecified) "this router"? Look for "Model"
on the product label. Firmware version? Connected to what? Configured
how? Any useful information at all might be more helpful.
Why, exactly, did you buy your (unspecified) "this router"? Is there
some actual problem which you are trying to solve?
> [...] The wired domain has an address space of 192.168..253.xxx and
> the wireless domain is a 10.0.0.xxx domain. [...]
You apparently have more than one router. Which is typically a bad
configuration.
> [...] It looks like something is blocking the bridging function these
> domains.
You apparently have more than one router. Which is typically a bad
configuration.
> [...] It looks like something is blocking the bridging function these
> domains.
Most likely, you should not have more than one of "these domains"
(subnets).
> I've been through every control option I can find to no avail. [...]
Think, for a moment, about how little useful information that
non-description conveys to the non-psychics in your audience.
> [...] and buy the competitor's device.
What leads you believe that the _device_ is the problem?