This sounds like it might be a router issue, my experience has been that when things like this happen its almost always the DHCP server in the router that is to blame. The easiest solution is just to reboot the router then reboot everything else, this will force new DHCP leases which usually cleans up everything untill the DHCP server goes whacko again.
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