5 bars no internet access

Pipepro · 06 Mar 2015

OK I went into both networks, they both have a IPv4 address of 192.168.0.130 and the same physical IP address, yesterday when I checked the address ended in 126.
That is the same address on his office desktop and the one I get with both networks. Both SSID's have different names and different passwords.
I navigated to the page you directed me to, not sure now what IP address to use for each one. Forgive me for being so dense I do not want to make changes to someone else's system and mess it up.
My home network I reserved addresses for each device (which I have 7 devices), after viewing the Mac address for each. I'm not seeing the mac address for devices so far.
I haven't gone into the engenius yet with my laptop, but I don't think I would need to, there is one network setup and the engenius is just an access point off that network with its own SSID I believe.

rvcjew · 07 Mar 2015

Wait so are you saying the desktop that is wired is using the same IP as another device(like your laptop) on the WIFI? If more than one device is sharing the same IP that is why you are having issues, that will cause a conflict and only who gets on first will have a valid connection. Can you post a screen of how your lan part in the main router looks (Don't post a screen of your public IP)?

Pipepro · 07 Mar 2015

I will take a screen shot today if I can get into his office.

Pipepro · 07 Mar 2015

I took some screen shots but what is troubling is something I seen in Status - active sessions.
Whole system ACK Flood Attack from WAN rule :default deny. Then the same message with IP addresses - packet dropped
The desktop PC actually has an IP ending in 100
The Lan setup page does not have the DHCP client list
1st pic is router
2nd pic is engenius

rvcjew · 07 Mar 2015

Your engenius is using D-Link firmware? It shows in top left as a dir-515. if the engenius is plugged into the main router that has an ip of 192.168.0.1 then the engenius must have a gateway of 192.168.0.1 its own IP will be something different. From those picture sit looks like both routers have the same IP address at the moment which will not work.

EDIT: his Modem is the 192.168.1.1 correct?

Pipepro · 08 Mar 2015

I found this setup information on a google search at http://support.dlink.com/emulators/d...1/Internet.htm But as I looked around the pages when I got to LAN setup and clicked on STATUS the page started flashing http://support.dlink.com/emulators/d...evice_Info.htm I then thought I connected to the engenius through this device info page, because I was on my laptop in the park, and it showed the internet IP address as 192.168.1.154. Does that make any sense? I now think I'm full of crap.
This is what I know, the guy that set this up piggy backed the engenius to the D-Link as a repeater with a different SSID and password.
I hope I'm not wasting your time and thank you for being patient.

rvcjew · 08 Mar 2015

Oh wow I did not know this emulator existed, this is a great tool. but if you go into the engenius you get a screen like the one you just linked too with dlink branding or one that is blue and white? The two screens you posted a while back make it look like you have two d-link routers and not an engenius. When connected to the engenius and you go to your computer than network like my pic what does it show under network infrastructure category, and under your network adapters if you chose status then details what is your gateway it is using?

And you are not wasting any ones time, learning is never wasting:)

Pipepro · 09 Mar 2015

This is what I have. The D link wireless modem does not have V LAN capability.

rvcjew · 09 Mar 2015

This is now confusing me as the info is a little scarce, I will ask the more help forum to have a senior guy take a look for you as to me it looks like you sent two d-links and not one engenious but perhaps they use firmware from d-link now idk. I will get someone more experienced to take a look for you thanks for sticking with it.