I have a Hawking WR254S, And I am unable to locate any kind of disk that came with it, nor am I able to figure out how to log in to it. I have searched and searched, and not a single address works... I have checked my ipconfig... and it only shows my external IP, and not my network IP... However, I have 3 other PC's connected to this router. Only one PC can use the internet. Nothing is shared. And I am unable to configure it, due to the lack of a manual of any kind.. Unable to even download one that isn't just pictures or tells you the specs of the router itself.

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Posted on Jan 02, 2017

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SOURCE: Hawking wireless router (HWRN1A300N) will not connect ot internet

First of all - your ISP has nothing to to with DHCP. DHCP is handled internally by your router (or DHCP server).
If you did not configure your router otherwise, it should hand out an IP address automatically.
If you ipconfig shows that you have an IP address, then I assume that this address is manually configured.
You should set everything to automatic until you know it works.
So...
Go to your start menu -> Control panel -> Network connections.
Right-click on "Network Connections" and choose "open".
Look for your "Local Area Connection", if you are wired into the router, or something like "Wireless Network Connection" if you're using wireless.
Right-click "Local Area Connection" and choose "Properties".
Double-click "Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and see that both "Obtain an IP address automatically" AND "Obtain DNS server address automatically" are selected.
Click "OK" twice and make sure that all property windows are closed.
Go to the command prompt and re-do "ipconfig /all" (No quotation marks of course).
Check the line that says DHCP server, it should be the same IP as your Default Gateway (your router).

If this does not work for you, copy the result form that command here and I have another look.

If it works, please come back and leave a comment. This might help others with the same problem.

Posted on Dec 28, 2008