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ktkendall · 03-01-2007, 08:23 AM

Well I would certainly be looking into the problem device the G4 and seeing what the trouble is. Are you using DHCP for all the PCs? Could it be something to do with wherever else that notebook is going and connecting to has brought some kind of problem into your network? Is there vpn software or anythign like that running on the notebook? The ip conflict thing sounds likely also that is why we need to know if your using dhcp. Doesn't sound like there is any problem with the router but rather with that notebook.

03-01-2007, 08:23 AM	#10
ktkendall Telcom Tech Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Western, Pa. Posts: 5,409	Well I would certainly be looking into the problem device the G4 and seeing what the trouble is. Are you using DHCP for all the PCs? Could it be something to do with wherever else that notebook is going and connecting to has brought some kind of problem into your network? Is there vpn software or anythign like that running on the notebook? The ip conflict thing sounds likely also that is why we need to know if your using dhcp. Doesn't sound like there is any problem with the router but rather with that notebook. __________________ If it ain't broke, "TWEAK IT"