12-19-2023 08:03 AM
I work remotely on my home network which is attached to my office through a VPN. Sometimes when I print to my home printer, the print job ends up on another company user's printer with the same IP address. How can I secure my home network so that my printing stays on my home printer?
12-19-2023 08:15 AM
Greetings,
Just use a different private IP range than your office. Example if they are using 192.168.1.x, you can use 172.x or 10.x for your home network.
~Rick
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12-19-2023 10:34 AM
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