this is a good idea freezer. this will capture traffic from everything on your network.jsnipy wrote:
http://www.wireshark.org/ , download, run, analyze traffic
At a command prompt:
ipconfig /all The IP for the default gateway should be the IP of router's access point.
Having an IP of 169.x.x.x means limited or no connectivity. This is usually because you need to cycle the network. This is done by turning all computers, routers, and modems off and starting to turn them back on from the "In Point" out. The in point will be the modem, turn it on and wait for 1 minute for it to communicate with your ISP and get ready. Then turn on the router and wait for a minute for it to communicate with the modem. Then turn on a single PC and configure it for DHCP so that you can access the admin panel of the router.
You should find the 169.x.x.x IP is gone and you can get in OK. Setup the router the way you want and then set your PC back to static if you prefer. Then turn the other PC's back on.
If you find you have problems with connectivity then do those simple steps again without hitting the reset button on your router.
ipconfig /all The IP for the default gateway should be the IP of router's access point.
Having an IP of 169.x.x.x means limited or no connectivity. This is usually because you need to cycle the network. This is done by turning all computers, routers, and modems off and starting to turn them back on from the "In Point" out. The in point will be the modem, turn it on and wait for 1 minute for it to communicate with your ISP and get ready. Then turn on the router and wait for a minute for it to communicate with the modem. Then turn on a single PC and configure it for DHCP so that you can access the admin panel of the router.
You should find the 169.x.x.x IP is gone and you can get in OK. Setup the router the way you want and then set your PC back to static if you prefer. Then turn the other PC's back on.
If you find you have problems with connectivity then do those simple steps again without hitting the reset button on your router.
^^^ people really need to read before posting
really? it works for me on xp and vista. *shrugs*Freezer7Pro wrote:
Also, "ipscan.exe is not a valid Win32 application"signa wrote:
when you said you did a 'hard reset', how did you do it? sometimes you need to hold down the reset button for 30 seconds to do a full reset. perhaps try unplugging the router and holding down reset for 30 seconds too. ?!
you could also try running "angry ip scanner" (its free), and see if you can find the router admin ip.
Freezer - what router is it?
(sorry if you've already said, cba to wade through the rubbish)
(sorry if you've already said, cba to wade through the rubbish)