It’s a bit more complicated than that if you want reliability. They have two IP ranges on the same physical link, and their patched DHCPD is not standards compl

It’s a bit more complicated than that if you want reliability. They have two IP ranges on the same physical link, and their patched DHCPD is not standards compliant. If the dish loses its connection, you will be stuck with a useless local IP unless you block DHCP leases in the 192.168 range.