Whats the worst that a reset can do...

I've just reset my buffalo wla-g54 and its not responding on its default address of 192.168.11.1

And I've chucked my old buffalo CD which had the airstation finding utility on it..

And I've tried a network scan to try to find it and nothing...

Any ideas...

Oh and its being picked up by wireless devices(my wirless print server is seeing it and is currently connected to it)..

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Edited by Taras (Sun 05-Jul-09 16:19:10)

Is the attached machine getting an IP? If it's a Windows box, enter ipconfig /all in the Start>Run box.
If not, is the cable and NIC in good order or is a firewall interfering?

In reply to a post by Deadbeat:

Is the attached machine getting an IP? If it's a Windows box, enter ipconfig /all in the Start>Run box.
If not, is the cable and NIC in good order or is a firewall interfering?

the product in question is a router/access point ..

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In reply to a post by Deadbeat:

well sadly its now an open ap not good ...



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A post on Buffalo's website finally helped and after 6 replies i got the answer..

Got into the interface and upgraded the firmware to dd-wrt firmware . Given the last firmware release was in 2004 it made sense to flash to it ...

hence why i needed to reset the device ..

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