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| reply to devilsdream As far as I know, Rogers does not support the use of static IP anymore on their connections, I used to use one for a long time but it no longer worked and thats what I was told by Rogers Tech support. As for the settings, you should let the router get the IP automatically from the cablemodem thru DHCP, and enable the DHCP server in the router to provider local 192.168.x.x IP's to your 2 computers. That's really the easiest way and works 99% of the time.
If the router does not obtain an IP from the cablemodem, you might need to type in the MAC address of the network card you used Rogers with before into the router config somewhere, probably under a section called "Mac Address Clone" or something similar. Or hook up the modem directly to the network card, and release the IP, but not renew it, that should also work. -- Thanks Leafs for a great season & playoffs. |