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Another device on the network is using your computer ip’s address
iMac 24″, macOS 13.2
You should make sure you have enabled DHCP service on your Router. Letting it manage IP addresses will insure this doesn't happen.
You should make sure you have enabled DHCP service on your Router. Letting it manage IP addresses will insure this doesn't happen.
And make sure each device on your network is getting its ip address by DHCP.
I turned off my iPhone, and iMac. Then I powered off my landlord’s router. I started up the router, then iMac, and finally iPhone.
All is well! Thank you for replying!
Another device on the network is using your ip’s address
