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Wireless Help - connection to the router problem posted in the Web & Networking forums; i cant connect to the router ZyXEL. It first acquiring network address and after that it says "limited or not connectivity. I also try put up manual ip addres, i ...

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i cant connect to the router ZyXEL.
It first acquiring network address and after that it says "limited or not connectivity. I also try put up manual ip addres, i put 192.168.1.2 ip becouse 192.168.1.1 is ip from router and after that it does not show message "limited or not connectivity" but it cant open address in internet explorer v.6 only can open 192.168.1.1.

after i open that address and logg in it shows me details:
Host Name:
Model Number: P-660HW-D3
MAC Address: 00:02:cf:88:cc:4e
ZyNOS Firmware Version: V3.40(AZN.0)b1 | 08/07/2007
DSL Firmware Version: TI AR7 07.00.04.00
WAN Information
- DSL Mode: ADSL_G.dmt
- IP Address: N/A
- IP Subnet Mask: N/A
- Default Gateway: N/A
- VPI/VCI: 0/33
LAN Information
- IP Address: 192.168.1.1
- IP Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
- DHCP: Server
WLAN Information
- SSID: ZyXEL
- Channel: 1
- Security: Disable



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Default Re: connection to the router problem
go in to the Start Menu. Go to Run. Type cmd. This will bring up the command prompt. Type in ipconfig /all and tell me what pops up. Alternatively, are you sure you have the WEP key correct, if you're using a secured connection
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it says:

Ethernet adapter Wireless Network Connection:
Connection-specific DNS Suffix:
Description:Atheros AR5007EG Wirelwss Network Adapter
Physical Address:00-1F-E1-A5-90-18
Dhcp Enabled:Yes
Autoconfiguration Enabled:Yes
Autoconfiguration IP Address:169.254.122.54
Subnet mask:255.255.0.0
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The router is definetly on. Are you sure your WEP Key is correct?
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Default Re: connection to the router problem
Autoconfiguration IP Address:169.254.122.54
The problem is that Windows is giving you a default (non-connected) IP address because your PC cannot connect to the router.

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are you sure you have the WEP key correct, if you're using a secured connection


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and WEP key is???
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Default Re: connection to the router problem
when you go in to set up a new connection/router it will ask you to secure your connection so people can't pirate it. Usually this is a 26 digit hexadecimal string of numbers (the default WEP key is 26 zeros) or a 12-16 digit alphanumeric key. But since it seems like you didn't set one up my guess is it would be the 26 zeros.

Are you using Windows to manage your connection or a third party system?

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