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Basically it means you have more than one device on your network that is translating LAN addresses to WAN addresses, causing a conflict.
The problem is most likely in your network connections... eg. Modem plugged into wrong port on router. This is where you should start checking.
The problem is most likely in your network connections... eg. Modem plugged into wrong port on router. This is where you should start checking.
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Basically it means you have more than one device on your network that is translating LAN addresses to WAN addresses, causing a conflict.
The problem is most likely in your network connections... eg. Modem plugged into wrong port on router. This is where you should start checking.
The problem is most likely in your network connections... eg. Modem plugged into wrong port on router. This is where you should start checking.