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Originally Posted by super stealth  This is great for getting new ip's....but i cant get my my comcast modem to use the old ips .....anyone have any ideas on what im doing wrong??
I go back into INTERNET PROTOCAL (TCP/IP)
TYPE IN MY OLD IP, SUBNET MASK, DEFAULT GATEWAY& DNS SERVERS.
I PRESS OK AND AND CLOSE OUT THE WINDOWS.
I TYPE IN IPCONFIG/ALL AND EVERYTHING HAS CHANGED BUT I CANNOT CONNECT TO THE INTERNET . |
Hi !!
Ive been through the same issue till Ive sorted it out.
The guide is missing some important steps:
At the end, when you want to switch back to the other IP:
1- go back to tcp ip, type the IP/Submask/Gateway info
2- leave the DNS fields EMPTY
3- press OK twice
(at this point if you ipconfig /all you'll see lots of missing info but the new IP should be there)
4- open the TCP/IP section again
5- switch to `Use Automatic IP address`
6- press OK twice
That's it!! now ipconfig /all will display complete information with the dns obtained automatically from isp (no need to input them manually).
Hope this helps!
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