All seems well to me about it. Your ISP assigns and IP address to your location, but that ends for your computers and anything using the router since it then assigns using DHCP internal IP addresses to each device it serves.
Hello everyone,
I'm trying to get a handle on my home network and be able to access my home network from the outside world. I will give you a quick rundown of my setup for more info.
We receive our internet from a provider that beams their signals from what look like cell phone towers directly to a small dish on the side of my house. I can see the tower about a 1/2 mile away. There is a network cable that runs from that dish into my media closet that has an IT rack with equipment on it. The network cable from the dish goes into a little black box (the size of a power supply box for a laptop) and another network cable leaves that box and goes to my router. The only other plug on the box is for power.
When I go to google and type WhatsMyIPAddress I get an address that starts with 50.xx. When I go into my router settings it says my internet address is 10.xx and all of the devices on my network are 10.xx. When I go to the 50.xx ip address in a web browser it brings me to a Mikrotik Router login page where admin is already populated in the username and of course I don't know the password.
Does this sound right or normal or am I missing something? From everything I've read, if my public IP address and WAN/Internet IP address do not match than I'm in a Double NAT situation.

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