#so last number is not important
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192.168.31.78/24
Network: 192.168.31.
Host: .78
There are four octects (bytes) in an IP(v4) address
first is always 192?
The netmask, /24, defines how many bits are the network address
In most cases?
like rgb
thanks for explaining
Well, you're going to go nowhere fast if you don't understand what's going on 
There are lots of good guides out there on how this all works
so I connect my laptop with a router and change stuff there?
Oh... god
problem?
Well, this explains why you've got problems
can this be fixed without removing neither router??
Depends on how you've got it set up, and what the options are
Beyond my ability to help you with
ok
You'll probably want to provide all the details back in #general-archived and hope somebody can help you un-fuck it all
but is it possible to change router's ip address?
You need to find out how to stop your "booster" from creating a separate network
I've already answered that above
If you change it to the same as your wired network then shit's just gonna break
I think I have the solution
I'll connect it via lan cable to booster
because lan outlets in my house are all connected to that main router no device is connected to
that could work right?
You may need to connect it to the LAN port on the booster, and ensure the booster is in AP (Access Point) mode
Well.. if you keep getting IPs in the 192.168.31.x range then it isn't
you meant if I got that than that would be it?
becuase every device is 192.168.31.x, so if I connect rpi to it than it would detect all
HA is on 192.168.1.8
You want everything to be on 192.168.1.
Or.... just stop using the fucking reply button
Instead of changing everything to 192.168.1 can I just move HA to .31?
Sure .... by making it all a single network
If you just blindly change IPs then... again ... that's not going to work
one IP, just HA