My friend came over, bringing his Vista pc and when he stuck his ethernet cord in my router nothing happened, so I took out the power cord, let it sit for a minute or two, plugged it back in and he his connected to my LAN but has no internet access, obviously I do. A month or two ago he came over and everything worked out just dandy. What steps do I take from here?
Code:
ipconfig /release ipconfig /renew
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and if it still doesn't work after that:max wrote:
Code:
ipconfig /release ipconfig /renew
Code:
ipconfig /all
network magic pro tbh
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do you have MAC address filtering on your router?
Absolutely no idea,steelie34 wrote:
do you have MAC address filtering on your router?
Which is also my response to your post with links to images of ipconfig results...Noobpatty wrote:
Absolutely no idea,steelie34 wrote:
do you have MAC address filtering on your router?
you have to connect to your router's management app and make sure you don't have any access restrictions for mac addresses. either you can turn it off, or you can add his to the list. what's the make/model of your router?
Some shitty...uhh...ISP provided one. Hold on let me google the model number...steelie34 wrote:
you have to connect to your router's management app and make sure you don't have any access restrictions for mac addresses. either you can turn it off, or you can add his to the list. what's the make/model of your router?
Since the brand name isn't even on it
Last edited by Noobpatty (2009-02-06 20:54:08)
Alright, I googled 60740EUW, it's an..."Ambit"..?
You probably gave up on LAN gaming and decided to play hide the sausage by now, but:
To acces your router's web interface go here.
username: user
password: user
Here's the manual
Do don't know what's wrong, but this info might help.
To acces your router's web interface go here.
username: user
password: user
Here's the manual
Do don't know what's wrong, but this info might help.