On 09/13/2010 07:24 PM, Jim wrote: > On 09/13/2010 01:52 PM, n2xssvv.g02gfr12930 wrote: >> On 09/13/2010 06:19 PM, Jim wrote: >>> FC13 / KDE-4 >>> >>> I cannot get a Linksys WRT54G with DD-WRT or a Linksys WRT160N to >>> connect to a Arris TM602G/CT Modem. >>> >>> 1. I have called Comcast and they swear that the connection is not >>> registered to my PC MAC address. >>> >>> 2. I cloned the PC mac address in my DD-WRT/Router. >>> >>> 3. I have pulled the battery out of the Cable Modem , reset, >>> disconnected power cord and ethernet cable and wait 1 minute before >>> plugging modem back in. >>> And put in ethernet cable and powered modem back up. >>> >>> 4. I then powered up the Router and reset it and I get no WAN IP >>> addresses in router. >>> PC connects to router and I can login to router and check settings, >>> No WAN Ip's in router. >>> I also Cloned the PC Mac address in Router . >>> >>> 5. I know for sure that the WRT54G is working because I have already had >>> it connect to this Modem, but I had to move everything to a different room. >>> >>> 6. I know the Ethernet Cable is okay because, I can remove it from >>> router and plug it directly into PC, and reboot PC and I have a Internet >>> Connection, without having to pull the power plug on Modem >>> The ethernet cable is 25 ft. long because the Modem is up stairs >>> and I can't relocate it , but that should not be a problem. >> Have you compared your PC network configuration with that of the Modem? >> I'm using DD-WRT router and this provides a lot of options, and >> certainly for my network configuration it will not work after being >> reset. So check the following >> >> Is the WAN connection using DHCP or fixed IP address, and the router is >> configured correctly for that WAN connection. >> >> Is the LAN side of the router configured to use DHCP or fixed IP address >> range, and does this match your PC configuration. >> >> Is the router configured to allow your PC connection, determined by MAC >> addresses if set. >> >> >> For the record I'm using Fedora 13 and KDE, and manage my PC/Laptop >> network connections using KNetworkManager. >> >> HTH >> >> cpp4ever > The WAN and LAN is setup as DHCP. > > But in LAN section at bottom of page it shows A DHCP Clients and it has > the MAC# of my PC and Laptop . > > I also am using KDE/ NetworkManager If those MAC addresses are for the network DNS then I suspect that's your problem and you should remove them, and let your ISP provide you with DNS via DHCP. Basically I suspect neither your PC or your Laptop are configured as a DNS server and therefore cannot be used to resolve web addresses. If you do require a static DNS IP address your ISP should provide you with one. HTH cpp4ever -- users mailing list users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe or change subscription options: https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/users Guidelines: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Mailing_list_guidelines
