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I can't access the configuration page. I've tried everything: disable the firewall, ping the IP 192.168.1.245 with no answer, when i run the command ipconfig, it doen't show the default gateway of te AP. The AP is working very well when I connect it in the router, it provides wereless internet access, but I can't configure it: give the network name, enable the WAP, etc Thank's for your help

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If it is not showing as the gateway on an ipconfig then the router is not, for some reason, handing out IP. Have you tried resetting the router and if so, are you plugged directly into one of the 4 port LAN's in the back. You may have a bad router or may just need to flash it with some firmware. Is your IP in IPCONFIG a DHCP (192.168), or is it windows internal (169.254) If not 192.168 then you just very well may have an adapter problem. There are so many variables to diagnose on different levels of networking, but it appears that you have enough knowledge to figure this out. Also....try to hard wire a different computer to diagnose an adapter problem with the one you are using.

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