Thanks for the info, but how do I get the MAC address, I
know it should be in ipconfig /all but which line item is
it?
....kuldip
>-----Original Message-----
>Go to the computer you signed up with the ISP, and get
it's
>MAC address. Then clone the address into the MN-500.
>
>Also, run a tracert to the domains you are having trouble
>to reach. This will show where the slowdown is -- normally
>you should see times in 100's for each hoop.
>
>BTW, the "default servers" are never available for the
>router on the MN-500 -- so this is normal behavior.
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>I am using MN-620 with a DHCP ISP provider (T1), I keep
>>getting "cannot connect to server" errors on at least
>>half of the pages I visit. When I click the refresh
>>button, 95% of the time the page will load, but it is
>>very frustrating having to refresh everytime. When I
>>disconnect the base station and connect via the ISP I do
>>not get the problem as frequently. What do I need to do?
>>I have verified the IP Addresses both with and without
>>the base station in the picture and they are the same -
>>where expected at least.
>>
>>I have applied the latest firmware. When I run nslookup
>>microsoft.com I get the following;
>>
>>*** Can't find server name for address 192.
>>*** Default servers are not available
>>Server: UnKnown
>>Address: 192.168.2.1
>>
>>Non-authoritative answer:
>>Name: microsoft.com
>>Addresses: 207.46.250.119, 207.46.130.108
>>
>>The IP addy (192.168.2.1) is the IP of the base station,
>>is this not correct? Any help would be appreciated
>>.
>>
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