I see, I thought routers knew not to do dhcp on the Wan port
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Is there a limit to the number of devices allowed to connect that this rule is trying to enforce?
Either way, if the vr headset doesn't need internet connection you could connect your computer to the internet wirelessly and to your own router via cable for vr.
I just saw you specified if it’s configured for pass through.
I didn't, that's just bad grammar. Edited the comment
I don't know much about networking but that page seems to be about someone else setting up a dhcp server without the knowledge of the administrators or the users. In op's case the concerns about mitm attacks don't apply and the other concerns sound like problems that could arise in cases of misconfiguration or if the users aren't aware they're connected to a different network. I also couldn't see anything about it affecting the main network's performance
Why does the dhcp on the router affect the main network? I'd think if it has its own network the main network would only need to deal with the router, as opposed to all the devices connected to the router if it was passthrough?
I wasn't defending the photo? Of course water is a bad thing
I was wrong about the hole, but I'd like to point out that full size camera lenses don't need to be as thin as possible to keep the camera bump in check.
Now that I think about it it is a third microphone. When they came out there were many posts of S20Us' and note20Us' camera glasses spontaneously shattering and the consensus from what I read was sudden pressure change. The same thing happened to my previous phone while in my locker (galaxy c9 pro with a single small camera and no hole), so it sounded plausible. And it's also believable that water doesn't go in from surface tension alone since the hole is really small
Regardless I forgot that that it was supposed to be a microphone while posting my comments so nevermind
Edit: also phones do normalise air pressure, just get a barometer app and squeeze the phone
Wdym? Water has surface tension and dust is solid, air doesn't have such limitations. My own phone (note 20 ultra) has an opening under the camera bump to allow air in to relive pressure despite having an ip68 rating.
That's water and dust resistance, not air
So many doors