I changed my internal IP to something else that is not the 192.168.x.x. I wanted to use something
that wasn't commonly used. I have already check on where the cables are plugged in. They are
correct. My router only gives out the IP address in the range that I have requested it to give
out. That is why I think that it is somthing in the router.
William
--- Ken Elliott <kelliott11@cfl.rr.com> wrote:
> I'd suggest you run "ifconfig" (Linux) and "ipconfig" (win). Tell us what
> your IP address is, and your DNS server is. If you are connected correctly,
> your PCs will have an IP address like 192.168.x.x
>
> If it's way different, you might have the cable from the cable modem plugged
> into the wrong port of the router. It needs to go into the WAN port for the
> router to work. If its plugged into a LAN port, the router will act as a
> switch. One PC *might* get an IP address from your ISP, but the second PC
> will not.
>
> Ken
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