What is an IP Conflict?

An IP conflict is the result of two or more devices on a network being set to the same IP address.

              (ex:     DEVICE 1 IP 192.168.50.2     DEVICE 2 IP 192.168.50.2)

This will cause issues with the hosts' connection to the devices. This could result in:

•  One device being able to connect but having no access to the other.
•  Lost connection to all devices with this IP.
•  Connection switching between all devices with this IP.

To resolve an IP conflict, you must set all devices on the same network to different IP addresses.

        (ex:      DEVICE 1 IP 192.168.50.2     DEVICE 2 IP 192.168.50.3     DEVICE 3 IP 192.168.50.4)