Alright, long story short.
I redid my network set up a few months ago, and it was running great for some time. However, things on two of the computers started acting weird the other day.
First, here's the setup
Cable modem->Desktop computer->Desktop computer->Netgear Switch->
Wireless Router->Laptop
and
Netgear Router->Second desktop
Now, I don't have any internet connection on the second desktop and the laptop.
The cable modem goes to the gigabit connection on my Asus A7N8X-E Deluxe, and then the second network connection there goes out to the Netgear switch.
My ISP only provides me with 1 IP, so essentially it was going to by main desktop. The gigabit connection is set to auto assign from DHCP (my ISP, I suppose), and then the outbound connection is set manually to 192.168.0.1 and 255.255.255.0 , respectively. Both the laptop and second desktop are set to obtain addresses manually.
Like I said, things were working fine for a while, and suddenly went kaput the other day.
As always, any help is mucho appreciated.
-Alex
I redid my network set up a few months ago, and it was running great for some time. However, things on two of the computers started acting weird the other day.
First, here's the setup
Cable modem->Desktop computer->Desktop computer->Netgear Switch->
Wireless Router->Laptop
and
Netgear Router->Second desktop
Now, I don't have any internet connection on the second desktop and the laptop.
The cable modem goes to the gigabit connection on my Asus A7N8X-E Deluxe, and then the second network connection there goes out to the Netgear switch.
My ISP only provides me with 1 IP, so essentially it was going to by main desktop. The gigabit connection is set to auto assign from DHCP (my ISP, I suppose), and then the outbound connection is set manually to 192.168.0.1 and 255.255.255.0 , respectively. Both the laptop and second desktop are set to obtain addresses manually.
Like I said, things were working fine for a while, and suddenly went kaput the other day.
As always, any help is mucho appreciated.
-Alex