I have the Linksys Wireless-G router configured as a wireless and hard wired home network. The wireless is for my laptops. This system is all set to DHCP with the router connected to the DSL incomming and the Linksys sharing the connection to the Internet. This has been configured and working like this for a while realibly. The set up is not configured through the browser because my home network is a mixed environment of Linux and PC's.
Whilst my network still works, I am no longer able to connect wirelessly, and from all accounts, suggests that the wireless element of the router is encountering extra ordinary problems or have failed completely. Has anyone ever encountered this, and is there a solution
I have had that issue quite often and found that when you are using a router with DSL, the DSL modem and Router IP has a conflict because they are the same number. I suggest looking into a D-Link wireless router for use with DSL.
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Thank you for your effort, however the problem is not one of IP conflict between the DSL and the router. As mentioned above, the connectivity of the network is in tact, and all my computers works perfectly fine as a network as well as being able to access the internet.
The actual problem that I am having is if my laptops are not hard-wired connected then they cannot be connected via the linksys wifi. My laptops wifi configurations are in tact. This would suggest to me that there is certainly a problem with with lack of connections only residing in the wireless domain of the router.
Perhaps you could forward other solutions other than the above.
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