Question Router has multiple IPs?

[MaxSever]

When I scan my network, I have three routers IPs showing up. I understand your average router has a WAN and LAN IP, but my understanding was that only the LAN displays on my end.

It shows three routers, two similar IPs (1 digit apart) and one quite different.

Is this indicative of a second router I am unaware of?

 

[popatim]

Possibly the guest network?

 

[kanewolf]

When I scan my network, I have three routers IPs showing up. I understand your average router has a WAN and LAN IP, but my understanding was that only the LAN displays on my end.

It shows three routers, two similar IPs (1 digit apart) and one quite different.

Is this indicative of a second router I am unaware of?

Are these actually IP addresses or MAC addresses ? Very different. The two radios of a dual band WIFI router will show MAC addresses (separated by colons usually) but a single IP address (separated by periods ).

 

[MaxSever]

They're definitely IP addresses and not MAC addresses.

 

[Ralston18]

ISP? Make and model modem? Make and model router?

What are you using to scan the IP addresses?

On your main computer run "ipconfig /all" (without quotes) via the Command Prompt.

Also run "arp -a".

Post the results.