Allan
January 10th 04, 12:55 AM
Well u might find that ur lan is proberbly fix to an IP
address or in other words ur ip for the lan has been
manualy set, if so then change to it automatically assign
an ip and that should solve ur problem. If not u can
contact me via e-mail.
>-----Original Message-----
>Laptop was recently connected to a shipboard wireless
>lan. Now back home I cannot get back on my home network
>either with cable or Wi-Fi. The IP address remains that
>of the ship. I've tried lots of things, including using
>the ipconfig/release and ipconfig/renew and ipconfig/
>release *Con* but nothing seems to work.
>I can't find a knowledge base letter either. Any help
>would be most appreciated.
>.
>
address or in other words ur ip for the lan has been
manualy set, if so then change to it automatically assign
an ip and that should solve ur problem. If not u can
contact me via e-mail.
>-----Original Message-----
>Laptop was recently connected to a shipboard wireless
>lan. Now back home I cannot get back on my home network
>either with cable or Wi-Fi. The IP address remains that
>of the ship. I've tried lots of things, including using
>the ipconfig/release and ipconfig/renew and ipconfig/
>release *Con* but nothing seems to work.
>I can't find a knowledge base letter either. Any help
>would be most appreciated.
>.
>