Tech Tip: Default Gateway Address from AutomationDirect

[@robertoalmonte8937]

Nice short quick video (thumbs up) :)

[@automationdirect]

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[@rakibuzzamansikdar6367]

how to know the gateway ip for both subnets on different networks ? should i assign them from the valid IP addresses from each network/subnetwork ?

[@automationdirect]

I have to speak generally since I am unsure of your network setup. The gateway will be a PC, Router, or other device that you talk through. Most of the time it is a router, So in this situation you would place the LAN address of the router into as your gateway address.

[@GerenalMax]

Very helpful, thanks

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[@Techwithedwin]

good job

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[@EdaNavarra]

Thank you

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[@dwabtitrq]

Why is your ip so close to mine???

[@automationdirect]

I tried to use the more common IP addressing.

[@geek8052]

Thank you so much.

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