I noticed in my settings that I can connect to my houses wifi while sitting in the drive way. Cool.
But I'm trying to think of a use case for that and why the option exists. I'm a "IT guy" by trade, but I don't know enough yet about the things the truck does. (2017 Z71 Colorado).
Also another networking question: If i connect 2 devices to my mobile hotspot but I am not subscribed to the service, will the truck still hadn out a DHCP address to those devices and can they communicate with each other? Curious , cause then my kids could connect their iphones to play Minecraft without me paying for the wifi. Some wifi networks have "client isolation" such that clients on the same subnet can't see each other and I'm not sure if this truck does or not.
Granted I could test all of this, but I like a nerdy chat as much as the next person. Thanks
But I'm trying to think of a use case for that and why the option exists. I'm a "IT guy" by trade, but I don't know enough yet about the things the truck does. (2017 Z71 Colorado).
Also another networking question: If i connect 2 devices to my mobile hotspot but I am not subscribed to the service, will the truck still hadn out a DHCP address to those devices and can they communicate with each other? Curious , cause then my kids could connect their iphones to play Minecraft without me paying for the wifi. Some wifi networks have "client isolation" such that clients on the same subnet can't see each other and I'm not sure if this truck does or not.
Granted I could test all of this, but I like a nerdy chat as much as the next person. Thanks