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Please Help: Cisco 877W installation
19 years 3 weeks ago #11065
by pd100
Please Help: Cisco 877W installation was created by pd100
Having had a Netgear router which was easy to install, I'm having terrible problems with my new Cisco 877W router. Having gone through the process, the computer and router just won't communicate with each other. I've only now come back online with the Netgear router. The place I bought the router from want to charge me a fortune to help with set-up.
Would some kindly soul help, please?
Main problems:
1. ipconfigure /renew won't work;
2. I'm not sure of every single setting in the start-up wizard, but this wizard won't even start when I put the disk in at the moment.
Thanks - and best wishes from London.
Would some kindly soul help, please?
Main problems:
1. ipconfigure /renew won't work;
2. I'm not sure of every single setting in the start-up wizard, but this wizard won't even start when I put the disk in at the moment.
Thanks - and best wishes from London.
19 years 3 weeks ago #11070
by DaLight
Replied by DaLight on topic Re: Please Help: Cisco 877W installation
Have you tried configuring your Cisco router using a wired connection as opposed to a wireless one?
19 years 3 weeks ago #11087
by pd100
Replied by pd100 on topic Re: Please Help: Cisco 877W installation
i am using wired to configure.
19 years 3 weeks ago #11088
by RedRanger
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Replied by RedRanger on topic Re: Please Help: Cisco 877W installation
If you don't know whats wrong, get a network administrator. If your a CCNA, console into the motha!
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19 years 3 weeks ago #11099
by DaLight
Replied by DaLight on topic Re: Please Help: Cisco 877W installation
A couple of things to try out.
You said in your first post that you tried the "ipconfigure" command. The command is actually "ipconfig".
pd100, I don't want to make any assumptions about your knowledge of networking so don't be ofended if some of the instructions appear trivial.
[code:1]Run the "ipconfig /all" command while connected to first the Netgear and then the Cisco.[/code:1]
Before you run the command each time, make your PC is turned off before being connected to the router which should be on. Then turn on your PC and run the above command. Then copy and paste the results for both routers.
You said in your first post that you tried the "ipconfigure" command. The command is actually "ipconfig".
pd100, I don't want to make any assumptions about your knowledge of networking so don't be ofended if some of the instructions appear trivial.
[code:1]Run the "ipconfig /all" command while connected to first the Netgear and then the Cisco.[/code:1]
Before you run the command each time, make your PC is turned off before being connected to the router which should be on. Then turn on your PC and run the above command. Then copy and paste the results for both routers.
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