I used ifconfig to change the IP and netmask of eth0, but that did not help any. This is what happened when I tried to configure the default gateway:
# route add default gw 66.128.82.225
route: SIOCADDRT: Network is unreachable
From the network wizard when trying to connect using a static IP (two error dialog boxes):
1)WARNING: Your netmask does not correspond to your network address class.
2)Your gateway is not on the network. Please try again.
I ran the network wizard again to re-configure DHCP, and I got this output from the shell I ran the wizard in:
Error, eth0: timed out
Error, eth0: lease information file `/var/lib/dhcpcd/dhcpcd-eth0.info' does not exist
Warning, eth0: using IPV4LL address 169.254.50.31
Is it possible that my network card has a different MAC address in Windows than in Linux? Another interesting thing I noticed is that ipconfig (in Windows) lists two Ethernet connections and randomly lists one or the other as connected (my card does have two Ethernet ports).
DHCP Timeout with Motorola Canopy antenna
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I tried the winipcfg command, but it just gave the same numbers as the ipconfig command.
One other thing I forgot to mention: After I changed the IP and netmask with ifconfig, the command's output has changed. Running "ifconfig" after I re-enable DHCP does not give either the IP or the netmask anymore. (If I remember correctly, the whole second line of information for eth0 is omitted.)
One other thing I forgot to mention: After I changed the IP and netmask with ifconfig, the command's output has changed. Running "ifconfig" after I re-enable DHCP does not give either the IP or the netmask anymore. (If I remember correctly, the whole second line of information for eth0 is omitted.)