Connecting to LAN or WAN? ip's are suppose to be 123.45.67.89 alike. how could that be? did you run ipconfig to figure out your own ip address?
FYI:Start>run>type cmd >enter>type ipconfig >enter.

Hmm, "3se:5tf:7yu:8iu" looks more like an MP ID, or even a MAC address than an IP. Odd. What were the results of ipconfig?

Edited by - esquilax on 12/12/2004 3:29:09 PM

No IP address has a letter in it. Current version of the IP protocol on the Internet and all residential LANs I know is IPv4. IPv6 has letters in their IP addresses but they are much larger and I don't know anyone using IPv6 except the government and higher education.

MAC addresses do have letters in them but that are hexidecimal (A, B, C, D, E and F) and are 6 groups of two digits each seperated usually by dashes. As for the FL MP ID this "IP address" is much too big with a different grouping as well.

The strangeness of this IP address makes me believe this is an encryption problem. Does that sound plausible since it's over a wireless network?

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Indeed. A problem with WEP (or WAP) perhaps?

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long and the short is, you never have to remember your ip.

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