Summary: Hey, I really need help on this: I have 2 routers, first is connected directly into the net, 2nd router is D-Link DI-524 wireless and connects to the ...
Summary: You don't need to change your IP or gateway address. If I understand Richard's suggestion correctly, changing the default gateway to be the same at b...
Summary: Hi, I am unable to connect to my Netgear router at http://192.168.0.1 When prompted to enter username and password, I enter 'admin' and 'password', bu...
Summary: In your network TCP/IP settings, you should not enter an IP address. Instead, you should check the "Obtain an IP address from a DHCP server" button. N...
Summary: There is a setting in the router interface. Generally Linksys uses a web interface. It's either 192.168.0.1 or 192.168.1.1 I forget which. Open the b...
Summary: I have a Linksys Wireless-B Router, Model BEFW11S4, and I am trying to connect to the internet via my Laptop's wireless card. My wired computers work ...
Summary: Try 192.168.0.1 "So won’t you give this man his wings What a shame To have to beg you to see We’re not all the same What a shame" - Shinedown...
Summary: My laptop has a linksys 802.11g wireless card, and i'm trying to connect it to my d-link 802.11g router at my home. The linksys rounter screen shows m...
Summary: i've tried using different cables and still nothing. the router configuration thing (when you go to 192.168.1.1 in browser) can see my sister's comput...
Summary: I messed up the settings on my network by going to 192.168.0.1 on the internet explorer address bar. Now all it gets is the default IP that windows as...
Summary: Go to another computer on your lan and run Start/Run/cmd....at the command prompt, type ipconfig /all and hit enter.......make note of the IP address,...
Summary: I'm trying to set up my wireless router so that I have DSL -> Router -> All computers other computers. My problem is, the router is configured to be ...
Summary: I hooked up my router which I haven't used for a while. The internet works now through the router only. I think the router did something awhile ago to...
Summary: Most DSL router's config page is at 192.168.0.1 or 192.168.1.1 Your 169.x.x.x address is an automatic IP being assigned by Windows. Since the compute...
Summary: My home network consists of a desktop runnig Win98 Sec Ed which is connected to DI-514 D-Link wireless router using an ethernet cable. The Router is c...
Summary: I have a DLink 713P router with a cabled WinXP, cabled Win2000, and a Win98 laptop that I either plug in using a Xircom RealPort2 R2BE-100 or DLink 65...
Summary: I tried setting the LAN as recommended, but no dice. I also tried an external LinkSys (usb-connected) NIC with exactly the same results. On the Asus ...
Summary: Sorry this took me so long to reply! This is with it the working way (in ipconfig): Connection-specific DNS Suffix . : ZoomTown.com IP Address. . ....
Summary: Ok first of all i purchased a wireless router (Dlink DIR-625 & desktop adaptor (Dlink DWA 542) back in October and i never yet got it working. I spent...
Summary: I have the same problem with a 3 pc network (1)2000 server, (2) 2000 pro machines. They can see each other, I have set the ip, subnet and default ga...
Summary: David Your best bet is to scrap your protocols and just use TCP/IP, its a noisy b---tard but it is easy to setup and you cant f--- it up. Make sure y...
Summary: Step 1: melt down computers Step 2: sell on eBay Step 3: profit! Seriously, though, it's seems you've done a thorough job. 1. Are you sure each et...
Summary: Have you changed your router's IP address? When I got my router it's address was 192.168.0.123 . I didn't like that at all, so I put it to 192.168.0.1...
Summary: i've got a win98se computer that i just threw together and its on my network. it won't connect correctly though. a "route print" in the command prompt...
Summary: Ok so you have just 2 computers plugged NIC 2 NIC with crossover. Can the new computer ping it's self? Run the ping command and type 127.127.0.0 I do...
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