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gateway not resettingI have a laptop with Windows XP. At work I have a wireless connection
and at home. When I take the laptop home it finds the network and I can access the intenet. When I go back to work, I find the network, but no internet. Looking at ipconfig, the gateway and dns is still from home. If I run ipconfig /renew all is fine. The only time I have a problem is when I come back to work. What do I need to do so I don't have to run ipconfig all the time? Thanks Dwight That fact that running ipconfig /renew indicates the DHCP client is not
being instructed to renew its address when you transition from your home network to the network at your place of work. Usually, when you transition from 1 wireless network to another the wireless service will issue a DHCP IP address renewal. Is it possible your home network and work network have the same name? Show quoteHide quote "Dwight" <dwi***@trumbower.com> wrote in message news:1113409077.284447.193000@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com... >I have a laptop with Windows XP. At work I have a wireless connection > and at home. When I take the laptop home it finds the network and I can > access the intenet. When I go back to work, I find the network, but no > internet. Looking at ipconfig, the gateway and dns is still from home. > If I run ipconfig /renew all is fine. > > The only time I have a problem is when I come back to work. What do I > need to do so I don't have to run ipconfig all the time? > > Thanks > Dwight > Peter Bui[MS] wrote:
> That fact that running ipconfig /renew indicates the DHCP client is Not the same name, but the router is the same ip. Maybe if I switch thenot > being instructed to renew its address when you transition from your home > network to the network at your place of work. Usually, when you transition > from 1 wireless network to another the wireless service will issue a DHCP IP > address renewal. Is it possible your home network and work network have the > same name? work to the 10.0.0.0, subnet that might work. 
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