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I have same issue. The reported Solution does not work. I'm on an Intel Mac running Leopard (10.5.8)I'd like to be able to see the IP addresses the E2000 has dynamically assigned to the devices attached to it, such as my 2 printers and 2 computers-not to mention the hardware wirelessly connected to the router.Every time there is a brief power loss or some such, the router assigns new IP addresses. It's not too much trouble to check the computers to find out the new IP addresses, but there are hoops to jump through for the printers-not only to access the new IP addresses, but to set-up them up again (RIP/Postscript drivers, etc.). I didn't have this issue with the DLink that the E2000 replaced.If I knew enough about networking to assign static IPs to the attached devices (if that's even possible) I would. Wrote:Open the Cisco connect software. Go to 'Router settings' and click on 'Advanced settings'.

That will open the setup page of the router.Click on Status tab. Go to ' Local network ' sub tab. Click on ' DHCP Client table' button. Here you will find the list of devices connected to the network.wrote:Open the Cisco connect software. Go to 'Router settings' and click on 'Advanced settings'. That will open the setup page of the router.Click on Status tab.

Go to ' Local network ' sub tab. Click on ' DHCP Client table' button. Here you will find the list of devices connected to the network. Cisco says I have 40 and I only have 4, huge difference. Maybe because when I first installed my linksys.

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I called company for help and got some guy calling himself shibo and he hacked my computer and will not leave my router nor my computer. I have tried for 8 months to get rid of him, but he hacked into my dos. And as long as I remain with cisco linksys he is going to be on my router hacking my stuff. I think this company should not hire foreigners to maintain the business. I talked to cisco headquarters and they could not do anything, they just suggest that I ask for american based help only.so everyone. Please beware!! Wrote:Cisco says I have 40 and I only have 4, huge difference.

Maybe because when I first installed my linksys. I called company for help and got some guy calling himself shibo and he hacked my computer and will not leave my router nor my computer. I have tried for 8 months to get rid of him, but he hacked into my dos.

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And as long as I remain with cisco linksys he is going to be on my router hacking my stuff. I think this company should not hire foreigners to maintain the business.

Unknown Device Connected To My Router

I talked to cisco headquarters and they could not do anything, they just suggest that I ask for american based help only.so everyone. Please beware!!Hi! Where were you able to see the 40 devices connected to your network? Have you tried powering off your router and see if it shows the same number of devices connected to your network?