> Through the router you can only manually reserve or set IPs, > but only in the range from 2 to 51, for the last number.
Are you trying to get the printer to pick up and address over DHCP - or do you wish to manually configure it? > Epson WinAssist will only recognise IP addresses ending in 255. That is *very* wrong - an IP address ending in 255 will be a broadcast address. > Neither NetGear nor Epson have been much help so far. I take it that you have enabled the DHCP server on the Netgear (A model number would help further suggestions)? How were you previously accessing the internet and assigning IP addresses to your network? If you let me know the IP range and subnet mask that the Netgear is assigning (which is what I think you're saying is happening now) - I'll be able to offer some more advice. Maybe you should contact me directly off list? Tim. =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
