That is incorrect. Only 192.168.0.0/16 is a private Class B network, which can be subnetted into 256 Class C networks. 192.189.x.x is a routable address - not private - so the hub is definitely going to block it.
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What @aaiyar said.
Pretty sure anything outside of private IP space is blocked from connecting to the hub. That was done to prevent folks from inadvertantly (or purposefully) exposing their hub to the Internet and accessing without encryption.
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Thanks all found it through Google as well changed to a 10. address and all works now...Thanks for all your patience...back to networking school for me
Have a good happy Holidays everyone
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Good catch. I looked right past that 3 times.
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Also guilty as charged. Trying too hard to see some really tricky problem w/his settings, and the obvious issue just floated right past my [tiny] brain. Didn't see it until @FriedCheese2006 pointed my nose at it.
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