most telstra routers have been lobotomised and even tho you may change it it won't fully support it, so your better off either using the default address space or plugging an access point into it and letting it handle the routing for your internal network.Quote:
Originally Posted by AK83
you need to remember also that windows really doesn't like crossing c class boundries if you wish to browse networks. there are ways around it but most aren't pretty.
