DHCP Problem

[john doe]

I have two cpu's network...plus my xbox with a linksys
router and modem. I have bypasses the router so I think
the problem is a service or another glitch. Every time I
reboot my network connection read (invalid
ip...0.0.0.0...subnet 0.0.0.0. Three hours online with a
tech who told me to replace the nic card. I figured out by
my self how to bypass this...by going to (TCP/ip)internet
protocol > properties > general > use the following ip and
inserting any combination of numbers. That
right ...doesn't matter what I enter. Then I close out
both box and right back to the general tab and change them
back to obtain an ip and obtain dns. As soon as I do this
it starts sending packetsand receiving them. Every day I
have to do this.....any one know what the problem is?
Thank you ahead!!

[golf buddy]

Are you using your router as the DHCP server? Set up router like that with
DHCP enabled on pc's and give that a try.


"john doe" > wrote in message
...
> I have two cpu's network...plus my xbox with a linksys
> router and modem. I have bypasses the router so I think
> the problem is a service or another glitch. Every time I
> reboot my network connection read (invalid
> ip...0.0.0.0...subnet 0.0.0.0. Three hours online with a
> tech who told me to replace the nic card. I figured out by
> my self how to bypass this...by going to (TCP/ip)internet
> protocol > properties > general > use the following ip and
> inserting any combination of numbers. That
> right ...doesn't matter what I enter. Then I close out
> both box and right back to the general tab and change them
> back to obtain an ip and obtain dns. As soon as I do this
> it starts sending packetsand receiving them. Every day I
> have to do this.....any one know what the problem is?
> Thank you ahead!!