Please find my limited contribution in-line below > i.e. Is the ISP connected on your WAN port? > > The connection is some kind of wireless >
What are your LAN addresses? > > Do you have access to your Wireless Routers config? > > Yes, to the Linksys config > Back-up you current config, and "play" around especially adjusting your LAN DHCP addresses following this<http://www.abt.com/documents/39740/WAP610N_use.pdf>or better. If it all fails (including what someone else might suggest), improvise with this<http://www6.nohold.net/Cisco2/GetArticle.aspx?docid=a9395fcd4f7242938566eefd9ffab198_Setting_up_the_WAP610N.xml&pid=8&converted=0>which literally requires another WiFi router. > If they are limiting by IP then it should be fairly simple. If it is mac > address not so much. > Why would an ISP limit the devices on my network? Block the IPs not the MAC unless that is in the "terms and conditions" you accepted. 41.79.131.113 in Yaoundé, Centre, Cameroon > That drops to the BreezeMax. Please counter-check that it is the same public IP from other user stations. Good luck. # Edmonds
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