router with working DHCP server. Archived from groups: alt.internet.wireless,comp.dcom.xdsl () Does anyone have a broadband router with a working DHCP server? By working, I mean a router that after power cycle, would remeber or figure out the IP addresses...

Wireless router& wired print server. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windows.networking.wireless () Help - can anyone help me to print through this system? I have the following items Room 1 - DLink Wireless ADSL router with built in ADSL modem,...

same router, works OK. But that PC is using DHCP in the network config for it's NIC. I switched the problem child known as PC-2 to use DHCP& it works with no problem. I turned off the firewall, turned off SPYWARE DR. on PC-1 & switched the NIC back to...

fails DHCP. Check to make sure you can get to the DHCP server. yes i can, because the router works as a DHCP server in my network. what should i do to the server? If you can't get an IP from the DHCP server, either the server is not functioning, or you don't...

ip installed. Plug your cable modem into your internet router and then connect the router to the network cards using cat5 cabling. With netgear the router works as a DHCP server. You might have to configure it a little bit but it's easy. Just open up internet...

problems with DHCP over wifi. I need a help of a network guru. I am testing a wireless client bridge/router. I have a wired LAN with Netscreen router acting as DHCP server. I have a Motorola AP on the same subnet, which works fine - I can access the subnet...

router should be set to a fixed address like 192.168.1.2). If the latter, everything should work as long as both routers are set to obtain their IP addresses via DHCP and are set to operate as DHCP servers (usually the default configuration). You may...

to the router (acting as the DHCP>server) but no internet access. Hmmm ... you know the adapter is working. But DHCP is not. Is this your router or the client's? Can you log in and poke around to make sure DHCP is configured properly at the router?...

displayed by your Windoze machine is the lease time of the DHCP server in the WRT54G router, not that of the ISP's DHCP server. In addition, the WRT54G has a nifty DNS cacheing server built in. The DNS server IP on your Windoze machine should be the IP...

static IP that is on the router that will be used for the NIC will be any IP that is not controlled or issued by the DHCP server on the router. If DHCP IP(s) that can be issued is from 192.168.1.100 to 192.168.1.50, then any other IP on the router is...