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OK I am lost now. On your first post you mention a Linksys router. On your above post you mention a Robotics (assuming 3COM/USR).

Are there 2x devices on your network, one of each?

If you disabled DHCP on your router or WAP...all you have to do is remember what it's LAN IP address is...assign ...

If you left your router to the default 192.168.1.1, and you disabled DHCP, simply (temporarily) assign your workstation something like 192.168.1.11/255.255.255.0 You don't need anything else like gateway or DNS or WINS, only need the IP/subnet, to connect to the routers web admin.

If you wish to ...

Wanting to know if anybody has figured that one out. I'm having the same problem>>>

Thanks
1. Why can I not get back into the wireless router after disabling DHCP
2. The router does not take the fixed IP set in LAN (198.162.1.105) it seems the linksys is assigning the IP.

We'll it didn't go as smooth as I planned but I got it going. First off I was unsure where I was putting the fixed IP in the WAN or LAN setting. Since I was using the LAN port only I put it there.

Then I was unsure that in the future if I add wireless devices if the wireless router would assign ...