router dead?

[serlex]

my network was working, and something happend and it stoped, im getting no IP from the router, the computer is fine, because i connect through a normal modem

i did the following:
installed router again, nothing
rebooting router from the back, nothing
tried repairing from windows, nothing
tried ipconfig/renew, "unable to contact DHCP server"
restarted DNS from service, nothing

this is what i get when i type ipconfig /all
http://server3.uploadit.org/files/serlex-untitled.JPG

anything on there not correct, check withj urs, if you have a network?


is my router dead?

[Shogun]

404 on the picture.

[serlex]

sorry, uploadit.org doenst work, but still any help

[SilentDeath]

is the router also your modem? or is the modem seperate?

Any lightning recently? and is it plugged in a surge protector?

Do the lights on the router, if it has any, flash?

[serlex]

its a modem same time, when i plug everything all lights come on as normal. i dont why the reboot button doenst work. what is a gateaway, because i had a linux gateaway connection in My Network Connections window, which wants there yesterday. HACKER?

[javalord]

you could set static ip's just incase the DHCP daemon somehow screwed up. As for linux gateway, all it shows is the gateway is now upnp compliant.

[serlex]

did that, it wont work, because i get a error message when i connect the router to the computer, 'limited or no connectivity', broaband cant be limited, but dont know why it doenst work.

[Paul Adams]

Factory reset on router?
Certainly sounds like it's kicked the bucket if it doesn't even respond to DHCP discoveries.

[serlex]

well, in the manual it says, hold the reset button for few seconds, watch the status light at front same time, when that light goes off, release button. but the button never goes off.
its dead.

[javalord]

Is it D-Link by any chance? Does it come with a serial cable? I changed the MAC address on my net controller once, and it caused the router to forget its own bridge interface MAC address?!!?!? Dont ask how...

Anyway, as I was reading the back of the unit to D-Link tech support , somehow it occured to me that the MAC address on the unit's controller where incorrect. Set the correct one on the bottom of the router, and bingo it worked. Very strange how me changing my MAC address on a system could cause that thou :S