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<blockquote data-quote="Jacy Ribeiro" data-source="post: 433139" data-attributes="member: 40651">Howdy mate,As I said, fixing these lines ultimately result in me without internet connection as I am now, posting from my phone.Let me add something that might help, how my internet work:I&#039;m at the end of the world in a joke of a city on my home state in Brazil, I work here and go back to the civilization on weekends.The only &quot;isp&quot; here is a guy who brought an optical fiber from a more civilized town and I suspect that he works as a hub to sell a share of this connection to his clients. I suspect this cos I can see other people&#039;s machines on the &quot;network&quot; section of windows explorer.That said, I think those dhcp servers are part of the config of this integrated network that we&#039;re in.What would you sugest? I can call the guy and tell him to come &quot;fix&quot; the internet to see what he does, I wasn&#039;t home the first time he configured it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jacy Ribeiro, post: 433139, member: 40651"] Howdy mate, As I said, fixing these lines ultimately result in me without internet connection as I am now, posting from my phone. Let me add something that might help, how my internet work: I'm at the end of the world in a joke of a city on my home state in Brazil, I work here and go back to the civilization on weekends. The only "isp" here is a guy who brought an optical fiber from a more civilized town and I suspect that he works as a hub to sell a share of this connection to his clients. I suspect this cos I can see other people's machines on the "network" section of windows explorer. That said, I think those dhcp servers are part of the config of this integrated network that we're in. What would you sugest? I can call the guy and tell him to come "fix" the internet to see what he does, I wasn't home the first time he configured it. [/QUOTE]

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