Motorola surfboard, Time capsule network problem

I have inadvertently reset my network settings which were previously working fine. The set up was a motorola surfboard 5100 connected to a time capsule via ethernet. Networked to the TC were a couple of MacBooks, and a couple of imacs and a printer all connected via airport. Telstra Saturn refuse support for networks setting or Mac and Mac support direct me to Telstra all to no avail.
I can get one computer networked by:
- manually inputting the TCP/IP settings provided by Telstra into one computers network settings (IP address 203.97.101.47, router: 203.97.101.1)
- and with what I recall were the previous settings for the manually configured Time Capsule (IP address 10.0.0.1, Router 10.0.0.2
- the other Macs IP network settings I have set as 10.0.03/4/5 etc respectively
This set up only allows the one computer with the Telstra supplied network setting to get connected but not the other Macs or printer. They all connect over airport but not to the internet.
I have tried powering down both the TC and modem as well as setting the TC to share a public IP, distributing a range of IPs and bridge mode.
Ha

I'm having trouble picking out your new replies from your last two messages.
The main problem with manual settings (as opposed to DHCP) is that the "other" device that a manually-configured device is connected to may refuse to honor those settings. You can tell a computer or router that it should have a particular IP address, but if the device at the other side of the connection doesn't believe that, things won't work.
Let's back up and start over. First, every time you change what's connected to your modem, you'll need to reset the modem to convince it to connect the the new device. The manual mentions a reset button on the back panel and that it can take 5 to 30 minutes for a reset to take effect.
Power down the Time Capsule. Connect your Mac to the modem with an Ethernet cable. Turn off AirPort on your Mac. Open the Network panel of System Preferences and select the Ethernet connection item. (Add one if it doesn't already exist.) Set "Configure IPv4" to "Using DHCP". See if the status is "connected". Note the IP address. Once everything is working the WAN IP address of the Time Capsule should be similar. Verify that you can access the Internet.
Now unplug the Mac and reset the modem. Apply power to the Time Capsule. Connect an Ethernet cable between your Mac and a LAN port of the Time Capsule. Launch AirPort Utility and put the Time Capsule into "manual setup" mode. In AirPort Utility's Internet panel, Internet Connection tab, set "Connect Using" to "Ethernet". In the Internet panel, TCP/IP tab, set "Configure IPv4" to "Using DHCP". In the Internet Connection tab set "Connection Sharing" to "Share a public IP address". Update the Time Capsule. Now connect another Ethernet cable from the modem to the WAN port of the Time Capsule. In AirPort Utility check the AirPort panel, Summary tab to see if the IP address is similar to what you saw on your Mac earlier. If that's what you see, try to access the Internet from your Mac. If that works, you're just about done.

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hamish,
Welcome to the Apple Discussion!
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Cheers!
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