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Running multiple robots on one router
We're a bit embarrassed to be asking this, but we lost "the router" we've had set up for years to do this, and are now confused.
We can't seem to get it to work without the ability to change the subnet mask to 255.0.0.0, and our new router won't allow us to do that. We've love to set it up like we used to have it, where any robot/team number could connect with just the right SSID. What do we do? 
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