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Raistlin · 19-04-2005, 17:59

Is there an option in the router's settings to allow it to act as a DHCP server? If there is you need to ensure that this is turned on - this way it will provide IP addresses for all machines on your network.

Also, you should have 5 ports on the back of that router.

1 is for the WAN (or internet), the other 4 are for the LAN (local machines). Make sure that the cab;e from your modem is plugged into the WAN port.

How did you fix the problem of your router not finding a gateway?

What operating system are you using?

Can you connect at all (either wirelessly or with a cable) to the router?

If you take the router out of the equation can you access the internet normally? (you will need to reboot the modem if you change the device that is cabled to it)

19-04-2005, 17:59	#3
Raistlin Inactive Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: There's no place like 127.0.0.1 Services: Depends on the person and the price they're offering Posts: 12,384	Re: Wireless Broadband Router 54 Mbps LC000070 and blueyonder???? Is there an option in the router's settings to allow it to act as a DHCP server? If there is you need to ensure that this is turned on - this way it will provide IP addresses for all machines on your network. Also, you should have 5 ports on the back of that router. 1 is for the WAN (or internet), the other 4 are for the LAN (local machines). Make sure that the cab;e from your modem is plugged into the WAN port. How did you fix the problem of your router not finding a gateway? What operating system are you using? Can you connect at all (either wirelessly or with a cable) to the router? If you take the router out of the equation can you access the internet normally? (you will need to reboot the modem if you change the device that is cabled to it)