Self-assigned IP, no internet connection status with FIOS?

a friend just had FIOS installed at her house and after it was set up she was able to connect to the internet. i came over later in the day to join her airport express to this WiFi network by using airport utility (she wanted to have her printer available on the network). after i tried setting it up using her macbook (it failed because the WEP key used by verizon is 64 bit and apple only supports 128 bit) and rejoined the FIOS router network we lost the internet connection. in network preferences it showed a self--assigned IP address but no internet connection status. i've tried deleting this network from the joined network list, deleted the password from keychain and then rejoining the network, putting in the password when prompted. still the same "no internet connection" status. any ideas?
thanks!

Eh la Pastenague! Je savais que tu était léthale pour l'homme mais ce sont pluôt les machines à pommes qui devraient te craindre. Merci! Solved.
For future reference.
My TC is a 3rd gen.
I actually had to reset to standard defaults not only once but twice. The first time I simply returned to my old profile but that only led to the same message error on the network settings (i.e. IP by default, cannot connect to the internet). Therefore the second time around I kept my profile as backup and re-created a new one plus a guest one.
The airport utility then signaled to issues remaining:
1) Internet access was cut - this I solved by simply reseting the cable modem
2) There were no DNS Servers - I simply copied the ones I had from the previous setup and it worked
I did have AppleCare....
I'm online again and I hope for good.
Thanks a lot
PS. a small tip - I made captures of all my settings in Network settings, Airport Utility and Network utility using Grab in case of ... if anything it is just handy to get back settings that your are missing when setting up a new configuration

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Hi, I have a MacBook Pro and a PC both connected to a TC who in turn is connected to a cable modem. I have no wifi accessfrom my MacBook pro (self assigned IP - no internet connection msg) while I do on PC through ethernet? can anyone help?

I was working yesterday afternoon when the wifi suddenly went cold. Initially on the MacBookPro and on the ethernet connected PC. I reinitialized modem and TC through the mac and then the ethernet on the PC worked again and has since.
I've reinitialized both the modem and TC many times, as well as checked the cables. Moreover, I've tried to renew the DHCP lease, provide the DNS servers manually, erased all networks in Network preferences and in KeyChain etc. but nothing seems to work.
One strange thing also happened. I had two networks created, one for me and one I created for guests. The latter one just vanished, dissapeared without a trace.
I've tried from the café down the street and the Wifi worked perfectly well though a little slow, but that could be their connection not the Airport. Therefore, my I deduct that there is either something wrong in the TC or something went wrong in the network settings in the Mac. But that doesn't help to move forward and fix the darn thing.
The only thing I haven't done is completely reset the TC, but after reading a couple of help threads on different forums I'm confused as to how to proceed to get it back to worrk? Has anyone had the same or similar issue and found a solution?
Thanks

Eh la Pastenague! Je savais que tu était léthale pour l'homme mais ce sont pluôt les machines à pommes qui devraient te craindre. Merci! Solved.
For future reference.
My TC is a 3rd gen.
I actually had to reset to standard defaults not only once but twice. The first time I simply returned to my old profile but that only led to the same message error on the network settings (i.e. IP by default, cannot connect to the internet). Therefore the second time around I kept my profile as backup and re-created a new one plus a guest one.
The airport utility then signaled to issues remaining:
1) Internet access was cut - this I solved by simply reseting the cable modem
2) There were no DNS Servers - I simply copied the ones I had from the previous setup and it worked
I did have AppleCare....
I'm online again and I hope for good.
Thanks a lot
PS. a small tip - I made captures of all my settings in Network settings, Airport Utility and Network utility using Grab in case of ... if anything it is just handy to get back settings that your are missing when setting up a new configuration

"Airport has a self assigned IP address & cannot connect to internet"

Hi, I'd appreciate any insight at all on this...
Apologies in advance for this vast post...!
(but I guess I may as well mention everything I've already tried...)
BACKGROUND:
I was recently trying to add an Airport Express Base Station to an existing ethernet and wireless network, which has been working flawlessly for 3 years.
(Network consists of an ethernet-connected G4 Dual 1.42 desktop running OS X.3.3, and two wireless-connected iBooks- one a 12" running OS X.3.5, the other a 14" on OS X.4.2).
For various reasons, I've now given up with the Airport Express, but ...
PROBLEM:
On the wireless 12" iBook- "Safari can't open the page "xxx" because it can't find the server "xxx"- ie, the internet connection is now wonky.(The problem is the same in Firefox, IE, and Camino too).
The fault must be with configuration on this laptop, as the other two machines on this network are still running and connecting normally with no problems at all.
What is the cause of this problem? (IP addresses? DNS server?)
WHAT I'VE TRIED SO FAR:
1. First looked at System Preferences --> Network --> Network Status, where I see this;
"Airport is connected to the network "Fritz!Box SL WLAN". Airport has a self-assigned IP address and may not be able to connect to the Internet."
Alongside it an amber button (which is usually green).
Then according to JohnHuber1's suggestion in Discussions on May 3rd 2006;
"Go to System Preferences --> Network and double click on Airport to open its preferences. Click on theTCP/IP tab and select Configure IvP4: "Using DHCP" and click on Apply Changes to save it."
I tried toggling this (it was already set this way), and then Restarted, but it hasn't helped.
I also tried clicking the 'Renew DHCP lease' button. Also hasn't helped.
2. Repaired permissions. It hasn't helped.
3. Read Apple KB article No:106798- 'Troubleshooting "Server could not be found" messages'.
From this article, it seems that
a) The problem cannot be caused by "an actual loss of internet connection", as the other 2 machines are still connecting fine.
b) Typing http://17.254.0.91 instead of http://www.apple.com makes no difference, therefore it doesn't APPEAR to be a DNS server problem. (?)
4. Tried to reconfigure the Airport settings using Network SetUp Assistant.
This allows me to select Airport as my connection method, select the network from the list; but once I've entered the network password and pressed 'continue', it then gives me a dialogue box, saying
"Unable to establish a network connection. Your computer could not connect to the internet. Click OK to go back and change your network settings and try again".
Returning to Network Prefs, I now see a box saying "Your Network Settings have been changed by another application".
I can't seem to get out of that vicious circle.
5. Opened a fresh Test Account, behaviour is the same here as in the regular user account.
6. Opened Network Utility, tried to 'Ping' on 17.254.0.91 (Apple site). Then tried to Ping my network router (192.168.178.1), and then also the other 2 computers on the network. Result in each case was "10 packets transmitted, 0 packets received, 100% packet loss".
What can I do to fix this problem? I suspect it's some small configuration checkbox in Network preferences which I've inadvertently altered.
But have I got any idea what I've done...?
Sorry for the epic post. But you get the idea...!
Thanks for your thoughts...
G4 Dual 1.42, FW800, 2GB RAM, (OSX.3.3), iBook G4 (1.2ghz, 1GB RAM, OSX.3.5) Mac OS X (10.3.3) 3 int.HDs, 3 Lacie ext.HDs, Logic Pro 6.4, RME Fireface 800.

Hi Grant, thanks for jumping in...
Have you removed the troublesome Airport Express?
Certainly have, that was Step 1 several days ago!
Are you using encryption?
Yes, I have to enter a password every time I've tried to use Network Set Up Assistant. I'm pretty sure I've got it right- it won't accept anything else.
Have you limited your network to only certain M.A.C. Addresses?
Not as far as I'm aware. Could I have done it inadvertently?
Is the Wireless Router set to allow the connection of slower 802.11b devices like the iBook?
Guess it must be... it worked fine before, and is still ok with the other 14" iBook.
Are you connecting to a Wireless Router and not to another Macintosh computer?
Hmm... I ASSUMED I was connecting to the WLAN router. The G4 desktop has no wireless capability itself, could I still be connecting to that regardless?
Internet access has never been affected in the past by that machine being on or off...
You will not be able to get anywhere until you have an IP address in the same subnet as your Router
(generally high octets the same, last octet different). Can you think of any reason why your Router
should not give you an IP address in this range?
Err... now I'm lost, sorry! What's an octet?
I really appreciate you taking the time to help me out Grant... sorry I'm not really up to speed!
Cheers, Andy.

Airport self assigned IP not able connect to Internet

I'm trying to connect my Mac Pro WiFi for the first time and have Airport turned on. Status says Airport hasna self-assigned IP adress and will not be able tonconnect to the Internet.
Anyone know how to get Airport to connect?
Thanks,
Steven

Thanks Linc, after clicking AirPort, Status is On and the correct network is showing in Network Name. when I click Advanced under AirPort tab the network shows in Preferred Networks the network I want to use.
In the TCP/IP tab Configuration IPv4 "Using DHCP" pulldown is selected and the IPv4 Address is the same as the previous screen where it says AirPort has the self assigned IP address and won't be able to connect to the Internet. Hmmm.
What I don't understand is that use this same network without any issues on my iPad and iPhone. Just Mac Pro AirPort is having a problem.
Thanks,
Steven

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My computer shows self-assigned IP and will not connect to the internet. I have no internet through wireless airport extreme base. Everything was working fine until I tried to add airport express. I have read on line tips to fix this but have not found a solution. I need help!

I'm guessing that you had the Airport Extreme first, and that everything was working with it.
I'm guessing that you bought the Airport Express to extend the Airport Extreme network, but that it actually is not configured that way. Thus it has no connection to the Internet (either wirelessly or through its unused Ethernet).
I'm guessing that you tried to connect your Mac to the Airport Express, and because there was no Internet connection, you then got a self-assigned (fallback IP) numbers.
If that is the case, you may want to read:
Apple – Wi-Fi base stations: Extending the range of your wireless network by adding additional Wi-Fi base stations.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4145

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Okay, I'll try to condense this as much as possible. I have an imac, MBP, cell phone, and a couple gaming systems which connect to my network via wifi. All has been well for ages with this setup. 10.5.5 comes along and I didn't install it for a bit. Thursday I finally do it, and now my iMac cannot stay connected to the network. It also many times will not connect at all, simply saying connection failed
The other devices all connect with no problem what so ever. I turned off my network security and same problem. I unplugged modem + router for 10 mins, problem persisted. I then fully reset my router and left it at default, same result. My iMac either gets no IP address, fails to connect at all, or does a self assigned IP which doesn't do anything because I still cannot get online. I also updated my router firmware with no effect (i tend not to do this unless I need to, it usually ends up causing more trouble than it fixes).
My router is a netgear wgt624 v3. This first occurred when playing WoW. This had me checking the WoW forums for solutions. Over the past week, the problem has happened enough times without WoW being on for me to rule it out as a cause.
My router is in the same room as the iMac, so this is not a range issue. The other devices connect fine, so it is not a shot router. I am at a loss for what to do. I am going to take the computer to another network in a couple of days when i have the time (school/work.. too busy) but I am unsure if that will help me much. If it works there I'll be further perplexed, and if it doesn't I guess it's time to consider a faulty airport card? I am under warranty still.
Anyone know of a possible cause to this? Or how to further investigate. Aside from trying on another network I feel I have exercised all options.

Very similar problem. Since upgrading to 5.5, my internet connection has been spotty. Now it seems to be gone for good. The very weird thing is I can ping my router, I can ping the DNS's (which are outside my network at my ISP) listed. I can ping anything, just can't get to the web or my email. None of my browsers can reach outside (Safari, Opera, Firefox, even ancient IE). I can't get my mail (Entourage). Up until now I've been more than happy with my new(ish) iMac.
I have a hard-wired connection, with a fixed address, so I tried the Airport. No dice, same thing. Reset my hard connection, same thing. Turned everything off then on then off then on again.
Any other computer in the house has no problems, just my newly upgraded Leopard iMac.
I was about to go bonkers when I checked my properties on my old XP machine. Somehow the aforementioned DNS addresses had been changed. This is very mysterious, none of my other computers had the DNS addresses as my iMac and I had not changed them since buying the computer. I entered my correct DNS addresses and voila, connection again.
Bottom line? Check your DNS addresses and see if they've mysteriously been altered. And if anyone else has had this odd problem Apple should know about it.
Another oddity is that when I originally opened my network panel the "Firewire" connection was highlighted. I have never used that one.
Very strange.

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I recently signed up to a new deal with BT and had to pay for my HH4. I have it all connected up the exact same way as my HH3. I am receiving a faster connection now but am now getting VERY frequent internet connection drops....
My PC is wired to the HH so NOT a wireless issue. I have checked ALL my microfilters and seem to be working. Nothing within my home has changed apart from the homehub. I used to be connectiong at around 6.5Mb, I am now connecting between 7.5 and 8Mb....
9 times out of 10 the connection drops when I receive an incoming call.... but not always. I can make outgoing calls with ZERO issues....

Shand359tbe wrote:
I forgot to state also that I since removed the HH4 and put my old trusty HH3 back into use......... it does the EXACT same thing now.........
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an Iplate will not do away with any filters and they will be required on all sockets - unless you mean a filtered faceplate not iplate - 2 sockets 1 adls and 1 phone
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ASA 5505 - 2 Internet Connections, Problems with the Default Route

Hey there,
i have a Problem at a Customer Site at the moment. The customer uses an ASA 5505 with two internet connections attached to it. On the first connection (which is the only one in use at the moment) he has some Static-PAT's from Outside to Inside where he translates different services to the internal servers. He also has a site-2-site VPN terminating there and AnyConnect.
He now wants to switch the Internet Traffic from Inside to the new Internet Connection. Therefore changing the default route to that new ISPs Gateway. The problem now is, that no traffic recieved on the old "outside" Interface is transmitted back out of that old "outside" Interface. And this happens although the "same-security permit intra-interface" command is set.
Can you tell me what's wrong here? For every Static-PAT from outside to inside there is also a dynamic PAT from inside to outside. But the ASA seems to ignore this. I have not looked into the Logs yet, was too busy finding the problem because i had no real time window to test on the productive ASA.
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2- Very important , look into release notes for a particular version. For example version 8.0, look into open CAVEATS usually at the end of the link page, reading the open bugs gives you clues what has not yet been resolved for that particular code and if in fact could impact you in your environment, it is possible that a particular bug does not realy apply to your environment becuase you have yet not implemented that particualr configuration. Usually we all try to aim towards a GD (General Deployment) code which is what we all understand is most stable but not necesarily means you have to be stack in that code waiting for another GD release, in my personal experience I have upgraded our firewall from 7.2 to 8.0(3) long ago and had no issues, and recently upgraded to 8.0(4)when it was first release in August this year.
Release notes
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps6120/prod_release_notes_list.html
3- AS a good practice precaution -
a-Backup firewall configs in clear text as well as via tftp code.
b-Backup running code and ASDM version code currently running in firewall.
c- Save the output of " show version " to have as reference for all the feature licenses you currently have running as asll as activation keys - good info to have to compare with after upgrade.
d- Ensure that the code you will be using to upgrade also uses correct ASDM version code.
I think with thorough assesment and preparation you can indeed minimize impact.
Rgds
Jorge

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Just weard! - I can't find my macbook on find my iphone without wi-fi turned on.
Why can and is it normal my macbook only can be found on "find my iphone" when wifi is on while I still have another internet connection activated on my mac without wi-fi??
Is there something one can do to find my mac - if stolen - when it has any kind of internet connection with wi-fi turned off???

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Is there an icon in OSX that shows the status of your INTERNET connection?
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The Airport status Icon shows that when you're connected to a network, but not the internet.
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Hi,
i've got wrt54gs version 6, in the internet gateway - internet connection the status sometime is coming disabled even though that the internet is working, i got 2 pcs connected to this router by ethernet cable on one pc i see the connection as disabled and on the other enabled but the internet connection is working on both,
what could be the reason???
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Just purchased CS5.5 and it works fine however I am not able to activate it. The program says I don't have an internet connection but I clearly do I as I am able to connect to all websites & email etc...
I have tried to contact customer support 6 times:
Contact 1: on hold for 1 hour and 20 minutes after which I was disconnected
Contact 2: on hold for 35 minutes then told it was out of business hours
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Contact 4: on hold for 15 minutes then someone hung up on me
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What is happening at ADOBE? You used to be so reliable now I am not even able to get through to support? It is very worrying... I have no options available any more... what do I do?
PLEASE HELP PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE I AM NOW PLEADING FOR SUPPORT!
Richard

Greetings everyone,
I started this thread. Since the thread was posted, my activation issue has dissappeared - HOW I do NOT know. As a last desparate attempt, I uninstalled Norton 360 completely and this might have helped, however I am not sure. Doing the "ping" of activate.adobe.com still doesn't work even with Norton 360 uninstalled and all firewalls switched off. It is very strange that I am not able to ping activate.adobe.com and get a 404 error on https://activate.adobe.com/test but my issue is resolved... strange this seems still to be unresolved.
In fact, I tested that URL and the Ping from over 8 different internet locations within Sydney (friends homes, offices, internet cafe etc) and NONE were successful. How does THAT make it a USER problem when NO ONE can access it???
An Adobe rep contacted me directly by email and supported me directly, which was fantastic, but didn't actually help as all the support he provided was exactly the same as what I had done with other support by phone at least 5 times with no success.
I organised a very skilled computer tech to assist me with my issue and he did everything he could to try and open ports and gain access for the activation but after 6 hours of trying his conclusion was "Adobe is having the issues, not the users".
This seems to be a big problem with Adobe at the moment and should not be.
To Adobe:
I remind and highlight your responsibilities as a service/product provider, under the ACCC law:
http://www.accc.gov.au/content/index.phtml/itemId/961908
As a customer:
"If a service fails to meet a consumer guarantee, you may be entitled to a remedy—either fixing the problem with the services, a refund or compensation for any drop in value from the original price paid—depending on the circumstances."
Amongst other information within that page, I bring your attention to the fact that this issue your users are experiencing would be considered a "Major failure":
There is a major failure when (as the customer):
"you would not have engaged the service if you had known the nature and extent of the problem."
"the service does not meet the reasonable expectations for that type of service, and the problem cannot be rectified within a reasonable time."
and lastly, who is to fix the problem:
"The guarantees are made by the person or business that is providing the service. This means the service provider is responsible for fixing a problem when the service does not meet a consumer guarantee."
The runarounds Adobe is creating for customer, and hours of "on-hold" resulting in little or no customer service, is simply unacceptable and, in fact, a breach of your responsibilities and the law. Adobe... you seem to forget that our businesses or services rely heavily on your software to learn, teach, conduct business or whatever it may be. Our time is precious and the hours wasted to fix issues that shouldn't be there in the first place cost us a non-trivial amount.
Although my issues have been resolved, I am still nervous as it may happen again - I have received no indication of any rectifications of the issue and it appears it is still a major failure with other customers, meaning it could happen to me again at any time.
I would, and so would the rest of the people with these issues, like to know what your steps are, at a higher management level, to fix it and make sure it does not happen any more.
I highly recommend that you escalate these issues as a matter of priority and get your best people onto it urgently.
In the hope of a positive outcome,
Richard
A frustrated customer

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I have the same problem, i was installed new solaris dev express , my ifconfig output detects my nic
and my name nic is nge0, but i dont connect to internet.
i was reading this forums but the result is null.
i have a cable modem and i using a ethernet connection.
i use this command:
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the result is null the dhcp doesnt assing an ip to my nic
then i create a */etc/hostname.nge0* file and follow comments that i seeing on this forums
*#uname -n > /etc/hostname.nge0* ...too i create a */etc/dhcp.nge0*
again i wrote:
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my computer is a 32bit machine with solaris devexpress and my cable modem.
how to tell to solaris which is my gateway?
i know that the command in my linux box is: route add default gw ip
what i have to do?
i modify a */etc/nsswitch.conf* and i added a dns word after files in hosts line.
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in the */etc/hostname.nge0* put only my hostname
*/etc/hostname.nge0* <-- myhostname
or
*/etc/hostname.nge0* <-- inet myhostname
what is true? what is correct? i wsas reading about solaris offical docs about dhcpagent but i dont have clear my ideas.
please someone that you know how to set the internet connection on solaris dev exprres using the dhcp that serves on cable modem.
i dont believe that be more complicated than Linux or FreeBSD
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I would recommend that you do the following as a minimum:
Power-down the modem, AirPort base station, and computer(s).
(OPTIONAL) While all of the devices are powered-down, perform a "factory default" reset on the base station. This will get it back to its "out-of-the-box" configuration and make setting it up much easier, especially if you use the "Assist me" process within the AirPort Utility. (ref: Resetting an AirPort Base Station or Time Capsule)
After the base station resets, go ahead and power it back down.
Power-up the modem; wait at least 10-15 minutes.
Power-up the base station; wait at least 5-10 minutes.
Power-up your computer(s).
In this basic configuration, computers connected to the base station, either by wire or wireless (as appropriate for the base station type), should now be able to access the Internet through the ISP's modem. Once Internet connectivity has been verified, you can use the AirPort Utility to configure the base station for wireless security and any other desired options.

CAN'T SET UP INTERNET CONNECTION WIRELESS WITH EA6500 AC1750

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Hi ivan.kishkin, were you prompted for the password when you tried to connect the PC wirelessly to the router? Did you make sure to type it in correctly? You may actually try to remove preferred networks on the computer also and reconnect to the wireless network. You may refer to this link, http://kb.linksys.com/Linksys/ukp.aspx?vw=1&docid=85537a14b0214be48217c733bba9ac65_Removing_Wireless... and use the steps for Windows 7. Usually that helps.

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