Ps 3 its unable to obtain ip address. my computer is obviously not having this problem. am using same modem and cord. have tried ... reset to default settings. turn everything off and on and waited many times over.

Default IP is 192.168.1.1

http://www.engeniustech.com/resources/ECB3500-UsersManual-V1-4_20090518.pdf

It appears you are not using the wireless connections on both the routers and the reason for using Router B was that there were insufficient LAN ports on Router A to connect to the two workstations that are connected to Router B.
To simplify your network, I suggest you replace Router B with a network hub or ethernet switch and connect the two workstations to this network hub/switch, then configure these two workstation to Obtain an IP address automatically. Router A will then issue IP address to these workstations via the network hub/switch.

It appears you are not using the wireless connections on both the routers and the reason for using Router B was that there were insufficient LAN ports on Router A to connect to the two workstations that are connected to Router B.
To simplify your network, I suggest you replace Router B with a network hub or ethernet switch and connect the two workstations to this network hub/switch, then configure these two workstation to Obtain an IP address automatically. Router A will then issue IP address to these workstations via the network hub/switch.

Once you reset you router to default settings, it will be using dynamic IPs since by default, DHCP will be enabled. If you have an IP phone, then you can immediately get access to the internet and use VOIP services, as your phone provider said. With regards to your PC, you can directly connect it through ethernet cable as usual. If your PC is set to have a dynamic IP, then it is just plug and play. However, if you were using static IPs, then you have to reconfigure your PC to enable DHCP. For Windows XP:

1. Click Start => Settings => Network Connections
2. Under LAN or High-Speed Internet Group, right-click on your LAN (usually named as "Local Area Connection #")
3. Click on Properties
4. Under the General Tab, scroll down to the bottom and locate the item Internet Protocol (TCP/IP). Click on it and then click Properties.


5. In the window that pops up, under the general tab, make sure that you ticked (selected) "Obtain an IP address automatically" and "Obtain DNS Server address automatically.

Try your luck. I hope that helps. For Vista, just locate network and follow similar procedures.

to get the IP Address for WF719CAPR

1. Connect that device ( a modem? or a router?) to your computer via ethernet cable (Turn on your router or modem)
2. Click "Start"
3. Click "run"
4. Type "cmd" without quotes on the window
5. On the black screen type "ipconfig" without quotes and press enter
6. Check for the "Default Gateway" whatever's in there that's the default IP Address of your (router/modem) or maybe a different IP Address if the ( modem or router ) is not reset to default.

disconnect all the connections from the router. connect only the computer to the port 1 on the router. check the lights on the router. Reset the router for 30 seconds . unplug the power to the router. plug it back in. wait for 1 minute.now check the IP address on the computer. Win XP = click start ==> run ==> type cmd in run box and click ok. you will see the command prompt. in the black window type ipconfig and hit enter. now you will get the IP address and the Default gateway. Default gateway will be the number of your router. This will open the roputer set up. not check the settings on the router. If you connect the modem to the router, it works. now reconfigure the router as per ISP. Click Here for more info about how to set up router

1. check ip address in command prompt
2. If unable to find valid ip address , reset ipaddress , in command prompt type ipconfig /release and then ipconfig /renew
3. Ping default gateway in command prompt
4. then ping www.google.com in command
5. If u can ping in command prompt issue with Internet explorer or with Operating system.
6.Try using different browser.

1. click START-settings-Controll Panel- Network Connections
2. right click on your LOCAL AREA CONNECTION and select PROPERTIES from the menu.
3.when properties opens, select TCP/IP by highliting it, then click on the properties .
4.once the new window opens titled "internet protocol (tcp/ip) Properties you will need to check the boxs that say "Obtain an IP adress automatically" and "Obtain DNS server automatically"
5. Click on OK
6.reboot
Hope this helps, post if you need further assistance.

If the SSID changed to the default then you know that the router reset to the default settings and you should set your computer to automatically get its IP address via DHCP. I always set up my routers through a Wired connection first, just to setup the router and then go with the wireless. The default for the router should be 192.168.0.1 and subnet 255.255.255.0 . If the computer is set with a static IP address, change it to obtain an IP address automatically or the network card will not bother even looking for an address.

maybe the modem set is different from the modem in the lap top in other words maybe you ps3 needs higher and better connection