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Below is my followup to the thread "can this router be bad?"
ISP uses a MAC number for authentication make sure that the computer's
MAC is cloned to the MAC entry ( http://www.ezlan.net/broadband.html ).
this specific Routers (it is rather an old model) that stop fetching the
external IP.
on/off the firewall makes no difference. My inclination is to suspect a
bad router. BUT, I am not certain.Well, that appears a waste of money. New router - same problem.
No internet connection unless the modem is connected straight to the PC.
What now?
BTW, also have a laptop connected to the router wirelessly. It can't
access the net either.
configuration make sure that it set correctly as per your ISP. If theHi
While connected through the Router check the Router's WAN port
ISP uses a MAC number for authentication make sure that the computer's
MAC is cloned to the MAC entry ( http://www.ezlan.net/broadband.html ).
correctly then you probably need a new Router. I had in the past few ofIf No valid external IP is obtained when every thing configured
this specific Routers (it is rather an old model) that stop fetching the
external IP.
net connection unless the modem is hooked straight to the PC. TurningJack (MS, MVP-Networking)
on/off the firewall makes no difference. My inclination is to suspect a
bad router. BUT, I am not certain.Well, that appears a waste of money. New router - same problem.
No internet connection unless the modem is connected straight to the PC.
What now?
BTW, also have a laptop connected to the router wirelessly. It can't
access the net either.