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Another problem.....

Discussion in 'Networking and Wireless' started by Mike1434, Mar 2, 2007.

Mike1434 Notebook Enthusiast

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Ok heres the deal ive got a Wireless Router here at my friends house and its basically a wireless card that goes into a slot on the router... heres some pictures of it..... but the problem im having is i cant get a connection it comes up at limited or no connectivity so basically its not getting a default gateway address... is there a solution to this problem????

here are some images of it... i got it from a dude that has a boat next to me and it works perfect becasue ive used it before but for some reason its just not getting anything for a connection right now.

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A lot of ISP locks the service to the MAC address of the router/pc used to setup the account. So if you are changing routers/modems you may need to clone your old Routers or even the PC that was used to setup the account. Log in to the router and use the clone function. You should have 3 option, none, current pc or other.

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i dont know the ip address to get into the account thats the thing its not even on the bottom of the router.....

Mike1434, Mar 2, 2007

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