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Post #204,866
by imric
4/26/05 1:11:52 PM
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New Different for different routers, I would expect.
My USR ap gives provides DHCP separately for wireless and cabled, for example. The two networks can be entirely separate. I don't know if your router has this ability or not...

What I was working toward: Is it possible that your wireless machine has gotten the same IP as the router?
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Post #204,868
by drewk
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4/26/05 1:15:55 PM
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New Is anything *not* using DHCP?
If your router has a fixed IP, and it's the first IP in the range the DHCP server thinks it owns, then the first system asking for an IP will get the same IP as the router. I did this when connecting the router to the modem, and the modem and the router both wanted to be dhcp servers.

My solution was to allow the modem to provide DHCP in one subnet, which the router requests, and the router provides DHCP in a different subnet, which the computers request on.
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     wireless laptop knocking ethernet-bound desktop off network? - (cwbrenn) - (8) - April 26, 2005, 11:53:20 AM EDT
         Check for a firmware upgrade to router - (Steve Lowe) - (3) - April 26, 2005, 11:57:33 AM EDT
             Re: Check for a firmware upgrade to router - (cwbrenn) - (2) - April 26, 2005, 12:45:27 PM EDT
                 After upgrading the firmware... - (cwbrenn) - (1) - April 27, 2005, 02:09:37 PM EDT
                     There is always the ability to reset to PPPOE config. - (folkert) - April 27, 2005, 02:16:48 PM EDT
         What's the range you have set up for DHCP? - (imric) - (3) - April 26, 2005, 12:00:44 PM EDT
             Re: What's the range you have set up for DHCP? - (cwbrenn) - (2) - April 26, 2005, 12:43:56 PM EDT
                 Different for different routers, I would expect. - (imric) - (1) - April 26, 2005, 01:11:52 PM EDT
                     Is anything *not* using DHCP? - (drewk) - April 26, 2005, 01:15:55 PM EDT

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