pixellany |
09-04-2008 03:29 AM |
OK--glad to see you have a router. Makes things somewhat easier.
In your menus, there is a network setup utility---maybe in something called "settings manager", "control panel", or something similar. You will have the opportunity to enter a fixed IP address or DHCP---plus some other data.
The setup depends on how the router is configured. Are there other computers on the local network and is the internet connection working for them? If so, you can see how they are configured----and you can access the router setup by entering 192.168.1.1 in a browser.
If you are starting from scratch, I think most routers default to DHCP, so try that first. Also, if you just got the connection and the router, the ISP should have given you the basic connection info.
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