Erik Voldengen

I did not mean to send that out to the OBRA list. Sorry.

On Mon, Aug 10, 2009 at 1:45 PM, Erik Voldengen wrote:

> Sounds like either a conflicting IP address, or a router/hub issue.
>
> The most solid yet time consuming way to get things back on the network
> would be:
> Shut everything off (not standby)
>
> Restart your router
>
> Restart (unplug/plug in) any network hubs or switches you have in the
> network
>
> Turn on the printer
>
> Turn on one computer at a time
>
> -Erik
>

Erik Voldengen

Sounds like either a conflicting IP address, or a router/hub issue.

The most solid yet time consuming way to get things back on the network
would be:
Shut everything off (not standby)

Restart your router

Restart (unplug/plug in) any network hubs or switches you have in the
network

Turn on the printer

Turn on one computer at a time

-Erik

On Mon, Aug 10, 2009 at 1:39 PM, Candi Murray wrote:

> Our house has an internet network that includes 5 laptops, 3 desktops and 2
> printers. For some reason things are dropping off and we cannot get the
> main
> printer back active at all. Anyone have any suggestions on who to call (not
> ghostbusters)
>
> Candi
>
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Candi Murray

Our house has an internet network that includes 5 laptops, 3 desktops and 2
printers. For some reason things are dropping off and we cannot get the main
printer back active at all. Anyone have any suggestions on who to call (not
ghostbusters)

Candi