How can I detect IP of Linksys wireless modem if DHCP is disable on the modem?
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By default linksys gateway address are 192.168.1.1, so unless you turned it off, that is the address you need to access your router, if this doesnt work you will need to reset you station, with the reset button located in the back.
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in windows you can type `ipconfig` in the command prompt. in linux you can type `hostname -i` into a shell.\n\nor - from each of these machines you can visit www.whatismyip.com and it'll tell you.
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Check an IP address locator's on line
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You need to reset the router to its default configuration... and you'll have to consult Linksys for that, http://www.linksys.com/servlet/Satellite?c=L_Content_C1&childpagename=US%2FLayout&cid=1114037290855&pagename=Linksys%2FCommon%2FVisitorWrapper\n\nAnd after you have reset it, you will have to configure it for your connection, you know, allow it to detect the IP, DHCP and all that good stuff...
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Do you mean it is detecting existing wireless networks?  If so, then you should be good to go.  \n\nYou should have some kind of icon in your system try for your wireless utility.  The icon should also indicate the wireless adapter's status (connected, netowrks available, out of range, or no networks available).  Double-click on it to look at what the status is.  If it shows one or more wireless networks available, determine by their SSID which one you want to access and double click it. The SSID refers to each network's name--it should be somewhat obvious, but you will still see a few named "default".\n\nYour utility may ask if you want to connect on a one-time basis or set up a profile for the connection to simplify access in the future.  You would use this for a home network, or perhaps one at a location you regularly frequent.\n\nIf the network is encrypted, you will need to supply the necessary passphrase for the network to permit access.  Public networks should not have this feature; it is common with home networks and other closed or private networks.
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Almost all wireless routers have a utility screen that allows you to "see" the wireless connections that are present. You can always ping your networks broadcast address to invoke activity from all "listening" devices, and then check the computer arp table to see a list of devices.
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To find the ip address of windows machine, go to Start>Run and type in 'ipconfig' (without quotes). Press enter.
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go to start-->run-->type in CMD\nat the promp type in ipconfig\nDefault Gateway in the list is ur modem IP. Enjoy. :)
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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 :)
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This is going to sound dumb, but have you restarted the router?  Maybe the DHCP daemon got hung up and it just needs a reboot.  Other than that...is it possible for a 3rd machine to obtain an IP via DHCP from the wireless router?\n\nIf more than one machine is having an issue obtaining an IP then I would have to look at what is in common, the DHCP service on the wireless.\n\nWhat about assigning static IP's?  you could just set everything up with a static IP, set your wireless to not hand out DHCP and that might work.  Remember the default gateway will be the wireless router and you will need to know if the router handles DNS or if you have to supply a 3rd party DNS IP.
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you'll have to ask the LAN IP provider.
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I would suggest "Active Ports" from Smartline. It monitors all port traffic on your PC and allows you to see the originating, and destination IP address for any traffic either coming in, or going out of your computer. Also, you can use a program like "visual route" to track the IP down to its originating hub geographicly speaking
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just type the IP in smartwhois field and hit enter\nhttp://www.all-nettools.com/toolbox
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Use "netstat" command. Can show what ip's are conneceted, what ports are listening, etc.
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Go to Linksys support website.
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Disable any other lan connections like wired nics, 1394 lan etc.  Have only the wireless one enabled.
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that ip address might be a linksys router, for a home wireless network, or some other type of secure server, have you tried to ping it from a CMD promt