Help!

I'm having major problems with my Belkin Wireless Network Access
Point(F5D6130):

Lost wireless connection and tried the following:

Powered off/on AP
Reset and Powered Off/ON AP
Unable to ping the default ip in both cases. ip = 192.168.0.254

Attempted using the PING command and it fails. "Request Timed Out"

I have another PC connected to the network that I'm using to ping the AP.

Any ideas?

Thanks...

Additional info:

> Your info is not enough.
> like how far the unit is from the wireless access point?? 24 inches
> Is your card installed properly. Was it working earlier? Yes.. but I'm
trying to connect to it directly with a cable. No luck.
> Did you ping your own pc??? Yes. And I was able to ping Yahoo.com and
other computers on the network.
> lemme know about this. If you dont understand what i am refering to then
you
> are most welcome to ask more questions. Please leave me a note also on my
> email.
> Sometimes, it is easy to answer if i run out of time and am unable to
browse
> this newsgroup.

"Taishi" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
news:fTqZe.2115$(E-Mail Removed):

Make sure that all of your computers are on the same network.

ex: 192.168.1.0 all of the other computers must be on the same network
such as 192.168.1.x any thing other than 192.168.1.1


> Help!
>
> I'm having major problems with my Belkin Wireless Network Access
> Point(F5D6130):
>
> Lost wireless connection and tried the following:
>
> Powered off/on AP
> Reset and Powered Off/ON AP
> Unable to ping the default ip in both cases. ip = 192.168.0.254
>
> Attempted using the PING command and it fails. "Request Timed Out"
>
> I have another PC connected to the network that I'm using to ping the
> AP.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Thanks...
>
> Additional info:
>
>> Your info is not enough.
>> like how far the unit is from the wireless access point?? 24 inches
>> Is your card installed properly. Was it working earlier? Yes.. but
>> I'm
> trying to connect to it directly with a cable. No luck.
>> Did you ping your own pc??? Yes. And I was able to ping Yahoo.com
>> and
> other computers on the network.
>> lemme know about this. If you dont understand what i am refering to
>> then
> you
>> are most welcome to ask more questions. Please leave me a note also
>> on my email.
>> Sometimes, it is easy to answer if i run out of time and am unable to
> browse
>> this newsgroup.
>
>
>

>
>> Help!
>>
>> I'm having major problems with my Belkin Wireless Network Access
>> Point(F5D6130):
>>
>> Lost wireless connection and tried the following:
>>
>> Powered off/on AP
>> Reset and Powered Off/ON AP
>> Unable to ping the default ip in both cases. ip = 192.168.0.254
Both cases? An address can only apply to one location.
The default IP address for my Belkin WAP is 192.168.2.254. and this should
be set to DHCP >on on the Lan settings page. (WAP "homepage")
Your PC's IP addresses should then be set to obtain IP address
automatically. Go to Start>My Network places (right click>Properties)
Wireless connection, (right click >Properties) Internet Protocol
TCP/IP>properties.
HTH
MH