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12-11-2001, 02:14
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I'm probably going to call their tech support for this, but just wanted other peeps opinions. anyway, I have 2 pc's connected on a linksys router, I also have file/print sharing on them. anyway, when the pc thats connected to port 1 is off, and I turn on the pc thats connected to port 2, I cant go on the net. It doesnt detect my cable connection. I have to switch ports for it to work. Also sometimes I change the pc on port 2 to another pc, that also has file and print sharing enabled. Now is the router getting confused, since all the pc's are in the same workgroup? when I switched ports one time, I turned on the pc that usually connected to port 1, but was on port 2, and the pc on port 2 was connected was on, but it still didnt detect the cable connection. I switched them the way they usually were, and it worked fine on both ends. I upgraded my firmware already, so I am using the newest release. <br>
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on 2 pc's I have winxp <br>
and on the 3rd pc, I have win 2k....
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12-11-2001, 05:51
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just a few questions.<br>
do u have the ip from your cable company set up dhcp or hardcoded with the info?<br>
is there a hub or switch in the mix? or is it just the 4 port router?<br>
do all the computers have 192.xx.xx.xx ips? <br>
can they ping each other?<br>
how many ips is your router set up 4 in the setup?<br>
what type of modem do u have. i have heard that the 3com (grey, looks like a shark fin) has problems with some hubs/routers.<br>
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fyi..<br>
the cable modem should go into the WAN port and pcs into the 1,2,3,and 4 ports. but if u use a hub/switch the first port needs to be open in order to work properly.<br>
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Ancient Guru
Videocard: HIS Radeon 7850
Processor: Intel Core i5 3570k
Mainboard: Crap Ass ASRock Z77 Pro4
Memory: 16 GB DDR3
Soundcard: On-Board
PSU: PC Power and Cooling
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12-11-2001, 06:01
| posts: 8,264 | Location: North East USA
<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:<HR>Originally posted by Mgog:<br>
<b>just a few questions.<br>
do u have the ip from your cable company set up dhcp or hardcoded with the info?<br>
is there a hub or switch in the mix? or is it just the 4 port router?<br>
do all the computers have 192.xx.xx.xx ips? <br>
can they ping each other?<br>
how many ips is your router set up 4 in the setup?<br>
what type of modem do u have. i have heard that the 3com (grey, looks like a shark fin) has problems with some hubs/routers.<br>
fyi..<br>
the cable modem should go into the WAN port and pcs into the 1,2,3,and 4 ports. but if u use a hub/switch the first port needs to be open in order to work properly.</b><HR></BLOCKQUOTE><br>
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It is a static IP<br>
Nope just the 4 port router<br>
yes the all have 192.xx.xx.xx ip's<br>
never tried<br>
DHCP?.....if yes 50<br>
Toshiba cable modem<br>
cable plugged in the wan port, and 1 and 2 ports are connected 2 pc's<br>
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I turned on the other pc earlier, and now it cant even sense the network. Its plugged in, but It cant find my workgroup. Also, I cant log into the router. I unplugged it for the time being, inhopes of completely resetting it. (not sure if that will actually happen. I almost broke my keyboard trying to figure this out......<br>
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(arghhh y wont you work!?!?!? "smash kb, smash kb, type in router addy REAL hard, smash kb)
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12-11-2001, 06:54
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do the pcs work without the router? ie just plugged directly into the cable modem. if they do, then u can assume that the nics and cables are ok. <br>
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have u tried rebooting (power cycling) the router. i know with mine i have to power cycle every so often to get the pcs back on line. as far as i know this wont clear the settings, just turns it on and off.<br>
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have u tried resetting the router with the reset button. this will clear all the settings and ull have to start over. should be a button on the front of the router. ull need a pin or paper clip to reset it.<br>
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if that doesnt work take the router back and get a new one. it may be bad<br><br><i>This message was edited by Mgog on 10 Dec 2001 08:24 PM</i>
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12-11-2001, 08:28
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Download the latest firmware (1.40.2) from Linksys (from a computer <i>not</i> plugged into the router) and flash it. These routers have been known to have bad firmwares right out of the box.
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Ancient Guru
Videocard: HIS Radeon 7850
Processor: Intel Core i5 3570k
Mainboard: Crap Ass ASRock Z77 Pro4
Memory: 16 GB DDR3
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12-11-2001, 20:38
| posts: 8,264 | Location: North East USA
Already have the latest firmware. This thing is only a month old, and I flashed it as soon as I got it. Im going to plug it in later. let y'all know wut happens
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