alexanderv
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- Nov 23, 2010
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I have a router ( SWR54BGA ) connnected to a machine using a simple patch cable. On the machine is installed windows 7 ult, automatic ipv4 and automatic ipv6 settings on the lan card.
When connected to the router, the ipv4 is 169.254.x.x /16 and the ipv6 is a realy long string of numbers ( fe80::c48 and so on ). Those are the settings that i can see in the network connection details. In the details page i can see also three ipv6 dns ( fec0:: and so on ). the power led and connectivity led are ok. If i can at least see it's address than i-ll be able to install a firmware ( maybe something compatible with rtl8186 soc ) via tftp.
as to how the router got in this state, i have no clue, someone gave it to me long time ago.
I do not know a lot about networking, and i'm missing something. I tried hard reseting ( 30-30-30 ). If you could give some hints, please, thx.
The inconsistency or the Incoherency may be by-products of being crazy
He is right
When connected to the router, the ipv4 is 169.254.x.x /16 and the ipv6 is a realy long string of numbers ( fe80::c48 and so on ). Those are the settings that i can see in the network connection details. In the details page i can see also three ipv6 dns ( fec0:: and so on ). the power led and connectivity led are ok. If i can at least see it's address than i-ll be able to install a firmware ( maybe something compatible with rtl8186 soc ) via tftp.
as to how the router got in this state, i have no clue, someone gave it to me long time ago.
I do not know a lot about networking, and i'm missing something. I tried hard reseting ( 30-30-30 ). If you could give some hints, please, thx.
The inconsistency or the Incoherency may be by-products of being crazy
He is right