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Originally Posted by geekmaster
To communicate "normally" it just needs to be a unique IP address in the same subnet (first 3 octets the same as the kindle). But some diagnostic functions want it to be 192.168.15.201, so that is a good IP address to use for the host PC side of your USBnet connection. And the K5(touch) is then 192.168.15.244. You cannot have any OTHER network device using that subnet at the same time, or it will interfere with the USBnet connection. For example, you can only plug in ONE kindle at a time that uses that subnet.
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My computer's IP is 192.168.1.109, and if I do ;711 on my kindle, it shows the device IP as 192.168.1.159