Addresses on my Access Point are fixed and assigned to devices. I need to enter IP info but - what does "Router" want?

Addresses on my Access Point are fixed and assigned to devices. I need to enter IP info but - what does "Router" want? I would have expected to enter the 'Gateway' IP somewhere on the Kindle settings page.

Asked by mfc 9 months ago Similar questions: Addresses Access Point fixed assigned devices enter IP info Router Computers > Internet.

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Kindle assumes the DNS server and the default route (gateway) are the same IP address. It's a bug in the Kindle firmware.

In order to get the Kindle to work with my network, I entered my gateway IP into the 'Router' field as a guess that it really meant 'gateway'. It is nothing like the DNS server IP. Works.

Mfc 9 months ago .

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