whiteb2 - 31/8/09 at 02:22
About six months ago, I started having a DHCP
issue with this router. I have numerous
computers/toys connected to the router including an
Apple TV. When I bought the Apple TV, I
connected it wirelessly using DHCP. One day later,
I was unable to get internet on any computers,
including the Apple TV. The problem was narrowed
down to the DHCP server issuing the "169.XXX" ip
address. I checked everything that was connected
to the router and they were pulling the same
address. I thought, no big deal, I'll just
reset the router and it would clear out any
problems it had. Nope, the problem still persists
to this day. I ended up having to use
static IP addressing, but was wondering why this
literally crept up over night. I've upgraded to
the latest firmware, did a complete reset, and
rebooted numerous times, but DHCP will not work
correctly. I've purchased several new laptops since
then and they instantly pull the 169 IP address,
so I'm ruling out the fact that it may be my
older equipment. Any ideas on what may be
causing this issue and what I should probably try?
Thanks,
Dez
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