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How to solve this issue with the multiple subnetwork controllers

Angiex__1

I am trying to create 3 subnetwork controllers for three different subnetworks but i am facing with this issue.

How to solve this problem?

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RobertKrisher

Your subnetwork controllers are all traversable to one another. Read this managing electric subnetworks article to learn more about what may be going wrong with your data.

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Angiex__1

Its the hierarchical network , water network

RobertKrisher

Your subnetwork controllers are all traversable to one another. Read this managing electric subnetworks article to learn more about what may be going wrong with your data.

JohnAlsup

Is this a partitioned domain network?

Is this an Electric domain network?

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