Cant figure out router. Hi I've just got a static IP address from my ISP but I can't figure out how to use it. I have a home network going through a Cable & Wireless router. My internal ip is 10.0.0.4, my static ip is 85.92.186.66 I'm trying to run a...

me it caused my router to change their ip address scheme. the standard I had been using was 192.168.1.x and it had been working fine. However when I hooked up the new modem, it changed it to 10.0.0.x and I can't figure out why. If I go into the router setup...

that he needs to have port 6112 open. We share a dsl connection on our 3 computer network with a linksys cable/dsl router. Both the router and the modem have built in firewalls. So far this is what I've figured out; In the router I set his computer's IP...

internet up and working again is to directly plug a computer into the modem, bypassing the router, and cycle the modem. Then open up firefox or whatever to kickstart the connection. I cant figure out if the router is causing the connection to drop, the modem...

of the router/modem for the motorola (http://192.168.100.1/) but can't figure out how to get there for the router (the Bountiful). Thanks for the help. Open a command prompt and type ipconfig/all. The Default Gateway is the IP Address of your router. Grumpy...

from or to any computer connected to that router. A router reset (reset button on the back) fixed it, temporarily. A week later the problem repeated. I replaced the router with a new one, figuring that it had an intermittent problem. All was fine...

lost my router's IP address. After setting it to 192.168.1.4 and changing some other settings I cannot access the configuration page. I would gladly use the reset button except that I Cannot for the life of me figure out how. The router is a Gigafast WF719-CAPR...

Shared internet with XP fails.. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics () Per advice in previous post, I exchanged switch/router deemed to be faulty, for new. Wired it up, fired it up - results exactly same as before, i.e. only ONE pc...

through the router, but I can't see the Workgroup at all. Just a blank screen. The computers on the LAN can see the laptop's icon but can not access it (even though I've shared the whole C drive). I figure the router must be ok cause I can get though...

a router that's guaranteed to work on their DSL system, it may be worth going for that so long as it's not hugely expensive... it should just work and if it doesn't they'll have to figure out why. That router should work with either DSL or Cable. If your...