computer network/router question

[pissclams]

I unplugged my router and cable modem to reset the bitches now my www-intrawebnets don't work. Wtf did I do wrong? Am I basically stewed?

[kitten_mittons]

I unplugged my router and cable modem to reset the bitches now my www-intrawebnets don't work. Wtf did I do wrong? Am I basically stewed?

try

www-intrawebnets.org?

[pissclams]

Mittons- that didn't work.  Any other suggesties?

[kitten_mittons]

Mittons- that didn't work.  Any other suggesties?

idk that worked for me when mine broke.  I kept using .net

 

No one really uses the internet very much anymore anyways.  I'd just sell the stuff.

[Jeffy]

Did you plug it back in?

[yoga-like_abana]

Buy a PC, dumbass.

[WillieWatanabe]

I'd say your screwed...Call the cable guy..then ice the bro when he shows up...

[pissclams]

Ya its plugged in, the modem seems to be receiving but not sending.  The "ok" light won't come on.  This is all very racist.

[yoga-like_abana]

Ya its plugged in, the modem seems to be receiving but not sending.

sounds like my love life. boom. 

[CNS]

'Clams, here is the last ditch effort.  If it doesn't work, you are buying a new router/modem:

1. look on the back or bottom of the router for a very small hole.  It will be roughly the size of the end of a paper clip.

2. get a paper clip

3. straighten the paper clip enough to poke something with it

4. put the end of the paper clip in the hole you found in step #1 and hold it there for 5-10 seconds. 

This will perform a hard reset on the router/modem.

The router will take a few seconds to go through it's start up.

After that is the moment of truth.  Either it works or you are buying a new router.

[pissclams]

'Clams, here is the last ditch effort.  If it doesn't work, you are buying a new router/modem:

1. look on the back or bottom of the router for a very small hole.  It will be roughly the size of the end of a paper clip.

2. get a paper clip

3. straighten the paper clip enough to poke something with it

4. put the end of the paper clip in the hole you found in step #1 and hold it there for 5-10 seconds. 

This will perform a hard reset on the router/modem.

The router will take a few seconds to go through it's start up.

After that is the moment of truth.  Either it works or you are buying a new router.

thanks for the help.  i figured out the problem was with the modem from TW.  i just exchanged it so I should be good to go, we'll see how it works after i get home from the office.

[Saulbadguy]

KATPAK

[The42Yardstick]

KATPAK

WORLD FORUM

[pissclams]

saul, other network wizzes, will this work (fast transfer time) to use the desktop PC, drive 2, partition 2 as a NAS for my iMac and laptop?

[_33]

saul, other network wizzes, will this work (fast transfer time) to use the desktop PC, drive 2, partition 2 as a NAS for my iMac and laptop?

Might want to turn your iMac on if you want it to work.   

[pissclams]

crap good point

[Saulbadguy]

Why use FAT32?

[Saulbadguy]

Never mind, MAC can read fat32. I'm not sure it can use the windows sharing.

[pissclams]

my apple can read NTFS, and can read/write fat32.  my imac hdd is HFS+

[Saulbadguy]

http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1568

[pissclams]

nice find, thanks