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Looks like I can access 192.168.42.1 through the LAN and access the wifi portion of the router. Still cannot access 192.168.0.1 on the LAN. Wifi connects but no internet.
Hi dzfire,
This is definitely odd - it could be that another gateway address is set on the device you are trying to use (192.168.1.1). Do you have any other devices you can test? Are all of your lights on the HughesNet modem lit or just a couple, like in your original post?
Thanks
Amanda
Only two lights are lit, power and wireless.
Try disconnecting the power and then the coax. Let it rest for a few. Reconnect coax and then the power. Maybe it will boot. This has worked many so many times for me I named this procedure the coax dance.
Tried the disconnect last night 😉 As a side note, I've been using HughesNet since the days of DirecWay out here and have been happy with it for the most part. Just gotta get back up and running so I can start work taody. 😄
The new wifi modem doesn't get too hot but heat is another thing that used to shut me down. The 9000 was like a furnace. Sorry but that's about all I have for you. I hope Amanda can give you some help. No internet is very frustrating when there's work to do.
Hmm, alright. So I cannot communicate with your modem because it is not transmitting out. If you try to access http://systemcontrolcenter.com does that redirect you to the control center page? To go forward I really need to get the state code from the modem, so the first thing we need to do is get to the modem's home page. ~A
Okay, I think I have one last thing we can try before I start making calls around here 🙂
If you can get to 192.168.42.1 ...
Scroll down to the Information box
under WAN, copy the IP address listed for Gateway and try to browse to that instead
Gateway is 0.0.0.0 with no connection. DNS is 192.168.0.1 with no connection 😞
Any news?
Hi dzfire
Sorry for the delay - I am still looking into this - I can't pin anything down on in the network that would have caused this. Can you confirm nothing changed before this happened? Bad weather, power fluctuation, moved furniture, anything outside your house?
~Amanda
Is it possible you can plug the modem into a different power source temporarily? Low power or inconsistent power may cause the outdoor radio to not have enough juice to turn on.
dzfire, I will be sending you a private message to work on this with you some more. ~A
Glad you got it taken care of. What was the resolution?