Problem logging in to MN-700 Base Station

Having problems logging into to the MN-700 base station
on one of my computers. I can access it via the
http:\\192.168.2.1 via one computer on our network, but
not the other. I used to have a SMC router, but changed
it for the new Microsoft. I uninstalled the old router
software, but for some reason it is not letting me access
the MN-700. I tried logging back in to the old router
and then timing myself out as the administrator, and that
worked once, but not again. I tried uninstalling the MS
software and reinstalling it again, but now it will not
let me upgrade to the latest version (says my download is
corrupted). Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Rich

Is your "other" (for lack of a better identifier for the computer that isn't
connecting to the router) on the same network as the router (i.e. is it
getting an ip from the MN700)?


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"Rich W" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Having problems logging into to the MN-700 base station
> on one of my computers. I can access it via the
> http:\\192.168.2.1 via one computer on our network, but
> not the other. I used to have a SMC router, but changed
> it for the new Microsoft. I uninstalled the old router
> software, but for some reason it is not letting me access
> the MN-700. I tried logging back in to the old router
> and then timing myself out as the administrator, and that
> worked once, but not again. I tried uninstalling the MS
> software and reinstalling it again, but now it will not
> let me upgrade to the latest version (says my download is
> corrupted). Any help would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Rich

Adding to Jason, the MS routers use by default the
192.168.2.x subnet, while most other brands use
192.168.1.x -- If you have a reference on the computer to
that ...1.x subnet that would prevent you from getting
access to the router (maybe a gateway or static IP). Run
the Command Prompt and enter ipconfig

You may need to change settings under Network Settings
for the "other" computer.

The alternative is to go to the router and change it to
use a 192.168.1.x subnet and then on the computer that is
working fine.

>-----Original Message-----
>Is your "other" (for lack of a better identifier for the
computer that isn't
>connecting to the router) on the same network as the
router (i.e. is it
>getting an ip from the MN700)?
>
>
>--
>Jason Tsang - Microsoft MVP
>
>Find out about the MS MVP Program -
>http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/default.aspx
>
>"Rich W" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
message
>news:567001c3e54b$e2e59330$(E-Mail Removed)...
>> Having problems logging into to the MN-700 base station
>> on one of my computers. I can access it via the
>> http:\\192.168.2.1 via one computer on our network, but
>> not the other. I used to have a SMC router, but
changed
>> it for the new Microsoft. I uninstalled the old router
>> software, but for some reason it is not letting me
access
>> the MN-700. I tried logging back in to the old router
>> and then timing myself out as the administrator, and
that
>> worked once, but not again. I tried uninstalling the
MS
>> software and reinstalling it again, but now it will not
>> let me upgrade to the latest version (says my download
is
>> corrupted). Any help would be appreciated.
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Rich
>
>
>.
>