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Old Feb 4, 2007, 02:43 PM
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Wireless internet works fine, but.

for some reason, any computers that are connected via a cord cannot access the internet.

Anybody have any ideas as to what's going on? I've checked all the cords and they're fine...internet worked perfectly last night, too.

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Could you give us some more information about your setup.
Could it be a case of your connection not working and the wireless ones are going through another access point.
Have tyou tried rebooting your connection and trying again ?
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If rebooting the connection means restarting the computer, I have done that.

I'm using Windows XP for one, Linux (Ubuntu) for another, and Windows 98 for a third computer. They're connected via a LinkSys router.
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Nope I ment the router.
You need to ensure that the router is connected correctly.
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