I have my Windows 7 computer and my printer connected to my Cisco router. Printer is connected wirelessly to the Cisco router. Computer is connected with a cable. I have my router connected by cable to an Arris modem from my ISP.
Win7Computer --------> Cisco Router -----------> Arris modem
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Printer-------------------------->
My internet is currently working, and I can currently print on my printer. But on a daily basis after hours of nonuse my computer loses the ability to contact the internet and rebooting the router doesn't fix.
My default gateway in ipconfig is 192.168.0.1 I can successfully ping this address, and I can access it in a web browser. Only problem, this address brings up my Arris modem, not the router.
One of the two IP addresses should be 192.168.1.1 . I can't successfully ping that address, nor open it in my browser. It tries to connect forever, then tells me the site can't be reached, it took too long to respond.
I have previously been able to access and adjust the settings on the Cisco router, in my browser.
When I view full map in Network and Sharing Center, I learn that DorasRouter, the Cisco Router, has the IP address 192.168.1.1, MAC address c8-d7-19-ef-f7-31 It and my computer are allegedly connected to a switch, which gives me no information. The switch is connected to a GAteway, which is the Arris modem, IP address 192.168.0.1 .
ARP-a lists my computer's IP address, the Cisco router's IP address 192.168.1.1, dynamic, and the Arris modem at 192.168.0.1, dynamic.
About once a day, usually after not using the computer for a few hours, I lose access to the Internet and often nothing but rebooting the computer will restore it, so something is the matter.
Win7Computer --------> Cisco Router -----------> Arris modem
i
i
Printer-------------------------->
My internet is currently working, and I can currently print on my printer. But on a daily basis after hours of nonuse my computer loses the ability to contact the internet and rebooting the router doesn't fix.
My default gateway in ipconfig is 192.168.0.1 I can successfully ping this address, and I can access it in a web browser. Only problem, this address brings up my Arris modem, not the router.
One of the two IP addresses should be 192.168.1.1 . I can't successfully ping that address, nor open it in my browser. It tries to connect forever, then tells me the site can't be reached, it took too long to respond.
I have previously been able to access and adjust the settings on the Cisco router, in my browser.
When I view full map in Network and Sharing Center, I learn that DorasRouter, the Cisco Router, has the IP address 192.168.1.1, MAC address c8-d7-19-ef-f7-31 It and my computer are allegedly connected to a switch, which gives me no information. The switch is connected to a GAteway, which is the Arris modem, IP address 192.168.0.1 .
ARP-a lists my computer's IP address, the Cisco router's IP address 192.168.1.1, dynamic, and the Arris modem at 192.168.0.1, dynamic.
About once a day, usually after not using the computer for a few hours, I lose access to the Internet and often nothing but rebooting the computer will restore it, so something is the matter.
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