Why is there such an incorrect distribution of addresses by the router?

Question

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Help me set up a Wi-Fi router / repeater TP link wa830re as an access point. The correct IP is set to one smartphone / laptop, let's say 192.168.0.23, and then the Internet works fine. But on other smartphones, when wi-fi access is enabled on the first smartphone, a different address is assigned: 192.168.2.xx ... And then it doesn’t go anywhere. I have no idea where this ip comes from. Here are examples of settings on a managed switch

As well as settings on a router / repeater




Why does such an incorrect distribution of addresses by a router occur? Thank you.

Answer 1

Some device shines into your network with its DHCP server. Search.

Answer 2

and on the router from the 3rd picture, what's in the dhcp settings?

Answer 3

Whose Internet? That is, who is the provider and what settings does it give? What is topolonia? The cable from the provider to the switch, then a computer and an access point are attached to the switch?