On Monday 26 January 2004 08:10 pm, Bryan Phinney wrote: > On Monday 26 January 2004 05:44 pm, marc resnick wrote: > > Brian, > > These possibilities seem probably, thank you for your help. My > > router(192.168.1.1) is a Linksys, if that helps at all. In the > > administrative settings, I go to DHCP. I see no option to start with > > static IPs, nor do I see it in any other category. Would it go by some > > technical word that I'm unaware of? > > There are a number of Linksys routers, you might want to be more specific. > I don't have a Linksys myself so I would need to check the documentation in > the manual to suggest where you might find the settings. > > The other method involves doing a hard reset to restore the router to > factory default settings. There is usually a reset button on router > devices that you press by inserting a pin or needle into the small hole. > If you hold it pressed down for 30 seconds or so, the router should reset > to factory defaults. If that fixes the problem, you can then go back in > and input settings again being careful to pay attention to the > configuration.
The linksys is a BEFW11S4, a Wireless-B Broadband Router. I'll try the hard reset, and get back to you on that.
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