Hello,
Are you sure, that your device has only one network node?
In a hotspot router (of ours) Coovachilli works as a DHCP server as well, it distributes IP addresses from the 192.168.182.0 subnet by default. But the same node can’t get an additional IP address from the router’s default LAN range, that can work simultaneously with the hotspot, but not on the same node(LAN or WLAN) of the router. The computer connected to the M2 via a LAN cable gets a 192.168.20.x address, and wireless clients connecting to the hotspot get a 192.168.182.x address, if these are set. (That’s the default setting anyways.)
You can disable or modify (to another IP range) DHCP services in the router independently from the hotspot too.
Best Regards,
Steve Hars,
Hotspotsystem.com