The broadcast mask needs to match the way your subnet is defined. You originally had the subnet responding to the bottom octet of the IP address only but then expanded it to the bottom 2 octets. Therefore the broadcast message would have only gone to a small part of your expanded network. Having said that, you also said the WS-1001 was at 192.168.0.197 and that should have responded to the original broadcast address, but I readily admit that I only have a rudimentary understanding of these things and there could well be some 'magic' that is applied in the router to block broadcast messages that don't fly match the network mask. Anyway - I'm glad it is all back and working for you. Susan
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