My ip address doesn't show up anymore, even after reset
I have a old wg602 router. I hard reset it because I couldn't connect to it. I know it sucessfully reset because the SSID reverted back to Netgear. The default ip address printed on the router is 192.168.0.227
when i use cmd ipconfig. There is no default gateway, so obviously I can't get in.
It's not my Ethernet card problem because I have other routers I can use that are just fine.
I tried manually assiging my Ethernet card to 192.168.0.227, but instead when I ping the address it times out and can never connect to it.
I've hard reset my router multiple times holding the reset buttong 30 seconds or more. I've uplugged the router for hours and back in also.
I've also tried disabling ipv6 protocols on my ethernet card.
Obviously wifi doesn't connect to this router anymore if there is no ip address forthcoming from the router, and I've tried already with a multitude of devices namely an ipad air, samsung tab4 and my comupter. I can the SSID and that's it.
What do I do? Or is something it the router fried and this is the end of it's life?
Re: My ip address doesn't show up anymore, even after reset
Yeah I have. I tried releasing, and renewing already. I don't see too much information need in /all, but I 've done that too already/ I've tried reinstalling my network card itself. But as stated before, the problem lies with the router itself and not my network card, because I have other routers that work just fine with said computer/network card. So what I really require is a way to access the router's setting itself. That's all I need to get going, because then I can modify the router itself. However, if one can't access the router in the first place, there would be no solution. Unless, there is some way to utilize command prompt to change settings within the router? It seems that this is not possible though. Any help is appreciated. Also if this is the death of my router, I can accept that too. I just want to make sure before I chuck it in the bin.
