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I have several wired computed that access the Internet
fine via the MN-500. When I try to access the Internet
using a wireless connection it fails.
Its an XP box that shows excellent signal strength and
good wireless connection. Does not look as though I am
getting DHCP address when connecting via wireless.
ipconfig shows a strange Autoconfiguration IP address and
subnet mask.
I'm assuming that when I connect wirelessly I should get
a DHCP address just like a wired connection. Anyone have
any ideas on what is wrong?
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.broadbandnet.hardware (More info?)
Try going to the Command Prompt (not Start/Run) and type in "ipconfig
/release" without the quotes. Then follow that with "ipconfig /renew" again
without the quotes. After that, you may need to restart your system, but
should receive the DHCP feed properly.
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"LaPlante" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I have several wired computed that access the Internet
> fine via the MN-500. When I try to access the Internet
> using a wireless connection it fails.
> Its an XP box that shows excellent signal strength and
> good wireless connection. Does not look as though I am
> getting DHCP address when connecting via wireless.
> ipconfig shows a strange Autoconfiguration IP address and
> subnet mask.
> I'm assuming that when I connect wirelessly I should get
> a DHCP address just like a wired connection. Anyone have
> any ideas on what is wrong?
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