Recent content by dynamitedave

1st off, thanks to every one for their assistance, I've often browsed this site for answers, first time posting a question for help. I'm very happy with the interest of others. 2nd, my apologies to everyone for making their brains think harder than they need to. 3rd, the resolution. This...

Finally, here is the network map You'll see here the ISP IP address, and the IP ranges for the 2 LAN, 1 being issued by the router and the other being issued by the sonicwall. The router was issued from the ISP, I'll have to go over there to get the model number. Same with the sonicwall...

So the 206.x.x.x IP addresses at one time, was a requirement to gain access to an online application. No longer required, but no one ever made the change to the DHCP IP range. I just found that out today. This is not confirmed, but I believe the ISP router DHCP is only used for wireless...

I've not considered this. I will ask them about owning a block of 206.x.y.z ip addresses. I was thinking they were using a different range from the 192.x.y.z to keep the guest network (192) separated from the internal LAN (206) There are a few web apps that require a specific IP range, I had...

Hi, This is troubling me, so I'm hoping some one is able to figure this out. In summary, the network has been working great for years. Just recently, a computer rebooted but would not get assigned an IP. On my way over there, a second person rebooted their PC and also couldn't get an IP...