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Originally Posted by scastle
I have a couple of questions:
Is the router connected, via Ethernet to the cable modem?
Are you conneciting to the router via a wired or wireless connection?
If connecting via a wireless connection, do you have good reception? There should be an indicator that looks like the highlighted icon on this:
Are you allowing the router's DHCP server to assign IPs? By default it does assign IPs from 192.168.0.2 onwards. If it is assigning IPs, make sure your Mac is set to pick up the IP address (& DNS Servers) automatically.
I found that with my Dlink router, it worked pretty much out of the box, but I did have to plug a computer into it, and configure the wireless network before I could get that working (I think it's turned off by default). |
Connected via ethernet cable.
I can't get into the router config menu to sort the DHCP server.
I've tried setting a manual IP and using DHCP but neither works.
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Originally Posted by rdhw
Q1: What, exactly, happens when you try?
Q2: Have you checked to see whether your Macs have any web proxies defined?
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Yup, no proxies.
