 Zak_D_HPremium,VIP
join:2007-01-04
Salt Lake City, UT
kudos:4 | reply to kulmak3
Re: Cisco 1701 w/ WIC1-ADSL problem-Any Help will be appreciated It does take time for a lease to expire on our end even if released on you're end. One way to get around this is to clone the MAC address of the previous computer or router that was able to connect. |
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| Well, modifying the amount of DHCP IPs did not do the trick.
In regards to releasing the IP address, I have found that if I log into my current router (a linksys) and have it release the IP address, then I can immediatly boot up a different router and get a new IP address.
In the case of the Cisco, I have left the current moden and linksys router turned off for as long as 12 hours before turning on the Cisco and still did not get an IP address.
It looks as if everything is working except getting an IP address, that is why I am lost here. The only potential error I see is the line that says
"ATM0 dslsar_verify_tsc_write: Read Verification failed"
I am not sure what this is and cannot find much info online about it. |
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Zak_D_HPremium,VIP
join:2007-01-04
Salt Lake City, UT
kudos:4 | Did you try cloning the MAC address of one of you're other routers?
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 dslx_gmPremium,VIP
join:2002-12-26
Winnetka, CA
kudos:15 | reply to kulmak3
Hi kulmak3 -
Based on what you stated above, it sounds like service is working when you use the modem and basic Linksys router.
If you increased the number of IP addresses and your Cisco router isn't getting an IP address but the service does work with the Linksys it sounds like a configuration issue with the Cisco.
Is there a Cisco forum here on BBR that you could post in? Maybe one of the members there would have some insight based on your configuration?
Thanks
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