(Dhcp) The IP address lease xxx.xxx.xx.xx for the Network Card ... has been denied. Lost lease.?
370072
Leases generally expire after 5-10 days depending on the DHCP server settings. This is mine below. You should be OK sound like the DHCP server was having problems negotiating with your system.\n\n  \nIP Address xx.xxx.xx.127 \nSubnet Mask 255.255.254.0 \nDefault Gateway xx.xxx.26.1 \nDHCP Server xxx.xx.25.13 \nDNS Server xx.xxx.xxx.245\n\n \nLease Obtained 1 days,0 hrs,0 minutes \nLease Expires 0 days,20 hrs,21 minutes
499141
...this is a toughy, but i would initially guess that the problem is with dhcp assignments... is the router using dhcp?
274426
if you are using 'obtain ip address automatically' (or DHCP)\n\nstart---run---cmd (for xp, win200) command (win 98, ME)\n\nfor xp, 2000\ntype 'ipconfig /release'\n\n\nfor win98, Me\ntype 'ipconfig /release_all'\n---------------------------------------\n\nonce the curser comes back\n\nfor xp, 2000\ntype 'ipconfig /renew'\n\nfor 9x, ME\ntype 'ipconfig /renew_all'\n---------------------------------------\nif you at any time see "there is no media device in a state to perform this operation"\n\nthen you are not on DHCP, and need to open your TCP/IP Properties window, and manually change your IP address last group to a different number, say 10 higher....repeat if you continue to get IP conflicts....\n\nHope this helps !\n\ntrue, but as soon as he fixes THAT he will fail to get on the internet because I'M SURE he will have plugged BOTH routers into the network with the WAN port....I've seen it dozens and dozens of times.....with 2 routers ONLY ONE can be the 'gateway' to the internet, so only one gets plugged into the WAN or 'internet' port....doesn't matter which one.\n\n:-)
922876
Well at least you know enough not to post your internet facing IP address  ;)\n\nI dont understand why on internal net nic you have the gateway as 192.168.1.1? It should be x.x.x.147. You state that the internal card is DHCP, which contradicts you setting the .3 address. This is where the conflict is. You need to turn off all DHCP and use only static routes on this machine. I assume the external address (.147) is not assigned by DHCP from your ISP, but rather a dedicated address.\n\nAnother way of doing this, and probably safer, is to put a router on the ISP connection, but configure up a DMZ which will allow the static address to your server from the net. This WILL require a 2nd IP address from your ISP.\n\nPort 2 of the router should be DHCP server using NAT as 192.168.1.0/24, and should take the place of your 2nd NIC. Local workstations would be DHCP client, and would be able to get to the server as a true address on the Internet (via the DMZ). This way, you free your server from routing as well.
686604
Check the router is on, and connected to the internet. If you assigned a fixed IP to your machine then it is probably not connecting to the router - for example addresses like 169.... are assigned by XP to the system when it can not find the DHCP server (like the router)
1042302
Hi, Here are a few things to try..\nCheck your connections (cable, NIC, router) Does your NIC have a connectivity light on it? most have a light that shows connectivity and traffic. If there is no light on check your cable. Does your router have connection lights? Check that as well. Try hooking your NIC into a different port on the router. Look in the DHCP settings of your router and see what the range of addresses are being assigned. It may be set to only assign a few.\nIf you are using a static address, you must make sure you are using the same Sub-net mask, address pool &  gateway as your other systems on your Lan. If you know all this is good, then  make sure you have updated drivers for your NIC, you can also try uninistalling TCPIP and re-installing it.
401880
OK the easy way first. If this does not work we will try option two.\n\n1) Go to "Start>Run>cmd>ipconfig  /release"\nwhen the screen comes back type "ipconfig  /renew"\n\nIf that did not work...\n\n2)  Unplug everything modem (and battery backup), router, computers, and devices. \nWait one minute and plug in the modem. Wait another minute and plug in the router. After one minute turn everything else on.\n\nThis will clear the cache in the router/modem/computers and allow new WAN and LAN IP address to be assigned.\nCheck and see if the computer have diffeerent computer names and the same workgroup. This is a common mistake with new LANs.
758085
Sometimes this happens to me, there are two solutions\n\nIf you click on your wireless network icon there is a repair button.  It disconnects the network card, reconnects it and reestablishes the IP address\n\nAnother solution is to unplu your router for 10 seconds, then plug it back in.  It will reestablish the IP addresses
683490
Every NIC card ( onboard or PCI or PCMCIA ) will have a unique MAC address hard-coded into the hardware. There is no way you can change it or replace it.
428686
Make sure the SSID names are the same on both computers... like WORKGROUP is what it usually defaults too. I have had problems before and loading the IPX protocol has taken care of those. Hope this helps If you are using wireless, make the SSID the same name as your Router.
726217
i'm sorry i am not sure how to find the IP adrdess, but just for your info, your IP address changes, what you should be looking for is the MAC address, which is fixed. peace :)
876736
When you get an IP conflict like the one you have described, there is an other router in the aria with the same IP... You will have to do a serch for wireless networks, then delete all but yours from the list....
262743
This will probably be a setting in the WiFi router. The WiFi router that I have has a lease time (default of 24 hours). You should be able to at least change the length of the lease time.\n\nThe other option is renew the lease before the lease runs out.  You can do this through the router (or should be able to) or maybe typing the "ipconfig /renew" into the command prompt.
1119127
you need to install the linux driver for the network card. If there is a native linux driver, then use that, otherwise, most people use a wrapper for their windows driver called ndiswrapper.\n\ngood luck
701864
Looks like it's failing to get an IP address from DHCP server from your ISP or from router if connected to router.  Try restarting the router once and see.
980634
one of your computer's ip address is not registring with the network \nif you are running windows xp go to command prompt type in ip config and reset the ip addrtess
1151889
go to the command prompt in accessories...type in ipconfig /all\nyour ip address will appear in the window..