Hello guys,
Say there are 4 routers in a network covering the building, how do I figure out the IP addresses of each router so I can access the settings page with a browser?
I think one of the routers isn't functioning properly, because two computers connected to it (1 via ehternet and 1 via wireless) both started having the "does not have valid IP address configuration" problem today. ipconfig /all from these computers show:
1. they don't have default gateway address
2. and are stuck with the autoconfigured ipv4 addresses.
And a network printer connected to that router via ethernet isn't being recognized as well.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
elphyon
Say there are 4 routers in a network covering the building, how do I figure out the IP addresses of each router so I can access the settings page with a browser?
I think one of the routers isn't functioning properly, because two computers connected to it (1 via ehternet and 1 via wireless) both started having the "does not have valid IP address configuration" problem today. ipconfig /all from these computers show:
1. they don't have default gateway address
2. and are stuck with the autoconfigured ipv4 addresses.
And a network printer connected to that router via ethernet isn't being recognized as well.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
elphyon