Linksys EFROU44 User Guide - Page 42

IP Address, Subnet Mask, Gateway, Save or Reset, Settings - drivers

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The computer connected to port 1 will not link see the rest of the LAN and the Link\Activity LED on the front of the router is not lit: • You may have the port set in Uplink mode. When the Uplink button is pushed in, port 1 should be used to connect to another hub or switch. Simply push the button out using a small screw driver, paper clip or a small sharp object like a pen. I get DHCP errors on one of the computers connected to the router: • Check the network card in the computer to make sure it is setup properly. Remove and reinstall TCP/IP on that computer. If you had proxy software installed on the computer previously, follow the instructions that came with the software to restore the computer to its previous settings. None of the computers can obtain the proper IP: • The DHCP portion of the router may be disabled. Setup a computer with the following TCP/IP settings instead of using the DHCP options: IP Address 192.168.168.240 Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0 Gateway 192.168.168.230 Reboot the computer. Run WINIPCFG or IPCONFIG to verify the above settings. Use your web browser to access the router. Restore the router to its original factory settings by using the using the Save or Reset Settings option under the System Settings header, (see page 24). 39

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The computer connected to port 1 will not link
see the rest of the LAN and the Link\Activity
LED on the front of the router is not lit:
• You may have the port set in Uplink mode. When the
Uplink button is pushed in, port 1 should be used to
connect to another hub or switch. Simply push the but-
ton out using a small screw driver, paper clip or a
small sharp object like a pen.
I get DHCP errors on one of the computers
connected to the router:
• Check the network card in the computer to make
sure it is setup properly. Remove and reinstall TCP/IP
on that computer. If you had proxy software installed
on the computer previously, follow the instructions
that came with the software to restore the computer to
its previous settings.
None of the computers can obtain the proper IP:
• The DHCP portion of the router may be disabled.
Setup a computer with the following TCP/IP settings
instead of using the DHCP options:
IP Address
192.168.168.240
Subnet Mask
255.255.255.0
Gateway
192.168.168.230
Reboot the computer. Run WINIPCFG or IPCONFIG
to verify the above settings. Use your web browser to
access the router. Restore the router to its original fac-
tory settings by using the using the
Save or Reset
Settings
option under the System Settings header, (see
page 24).
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