Router Issues?

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Problem: Entire network drops, IP addressing from wired/wireless
router stops. IP 169.n.n.n on all workstations. All connections on
router and switch are good and lit. Normal activity seen on both the
router and switch.

Measures Taken: Resetting router (corrects problem for about an hour
or a day), upgraded firmware on router, replaced router (3 times, 3
different Linksys wired/wireless models), tested cable from router to
switch (no problems found).

Network setup: 23 users, D-Link 24 port switch, Linksys 4
port/wireless-G router DHCP enabled, DSL (PPoE).

Questions: Can another wired/wireless network cause DHCP issues with
my router? Both networks are in the same closet? If not, what can it
be?
 
Yes the door is closed, but it is not warm at all. There are two
networks in this closet and the other one is and has been working
great. I downloaded LANScan and ran it. While it was running, the IP
192.168.0.1 kept showing up. My network is 192.168.2.n. I dont know
how the other network is set up, but could there be some sort of cross
over between the two and causing my problems?
 
Yes the door is closed, but it is not warm at all. There are two
networks in this closet and the other one is and has been working
great. I downloaded LANScan and ran it. While it was running, the IP
192.168.0.1 kept showing up. My network is 192.168.2.n. I dont know
how the other network is set up, but could there be some sort of cross
over between the two and causing my problems?
 
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