got wireless but no internet please help

scheming_gypsy

it's not picking the DNS servers up from the Belkin router.

Try going back in and manually changing them to 192.168.2.1 and ipconfig'ing again.

vgopal

input the dns servers manually to yor connection instead of automatically,

put those ips in above.

so
computer ip can be 192.168.2.x
subnet 255.255.255.0
gateway 192.168.2.1
dns1 195.121.1.34
dns2 195.121.1.66

dont use any of the windows ics rubbish.

scheming_gypsy

vgopal wrote:

input the dns servers manually to yor connection instead of automatically,

put those ips in above.

so
computer ip can be 192.168.2.x
subnet 255.255.255.0
gateway 192.168.2.1
dns1 195.121.1.34
dns2 195.121.1.66

dont use any of the windows ics rubbish.

noooo, dns needs to be the routers IP as the router is the DNS server.

happyhero

I changed them from obtain automatically to use the following.

It let me put what you said in preferred DNS server but would not let me repeat it in Alternate if that matters.

Tried internet but still nothing. Ipconfig /all does bring up numbers as above

albertross_2

Do these still not work, while you are plugged into the router directly?

http://69.10.152.196
ping -t 69.10.152.196

(using the ip address, doesn't use dns)

vgopal

sorry but that incorrect, the dns does not have to be of the router,

if the router is having problems with dns (just like mines, it does not auto update of dns)

then the manual way works fine and ive done it to all my networks computers (5 of them).

vgopal

happyhero wrote:

I changed them from obtain automatically to use the following.

It let me put what you said in preferred DNS server but would not let me repeat it in Alternate if that matters.

Tried internet but still nothing. Ipconfig /all does bring up numbers as above

i take it that pings still dont work then?

albertross_2

Is the router setup to be a dns server, any Belkin owners out there?

happyhero

but scheming_gypsy isn't 192.168.2.1 the routers DNS?

scheming_gypsy

vgopal wrote:

sorry but that incorrect, the dns does not have to be of the router,

if the router is having problems with dns (just like mines, it does not auto update of dns)

then the manual way works fine and ive done it to all my networks computers (5 of them).

not sure if you've read through the entire thread but HH is having problems after running his laptop through a local network and ICS. The DNS server addresses aren't being pulled from the router but seemingly from the other machine / Acatel modem (i think).
I'm running a Belkin router myself and the DNS servers are the same as the default gateway.

As it seems to be picking up info from the old network and transfering to 10.0.0.138 to try and access the net.