"Unable to join" when connecting to internet.

I stopped using my iPod touch for a bit (4th generation) and I started using it again after two weeks or so. When I tried to connect to my internet, it gave me an "unable to join" message. I used to be able to connect fine.
I have tried resetting network settings on my iPod, restarting my iPod, basic stuff like that.
I believe it is worth noting that I have gotten a new router in the time I stopped using it-it is not the same model, but they are both Linksys. The new one is an E2500.
Any ideas? This is really annoying-I can't do anything online or on the App Store.

Hi,
From the log of Android, I notice that the your “Server” machine has two IP address, 192.168.56.1 and 172.17.2.225. Which one is correct? And the IP address of “HTPC” machine is 172.17.2.205.
From the log of IOS, I see that you were trying to connect to the “HTPC” machine. However, IOS cannot resolve the name to IP address.
Therefore, please make sure that the IOS device and the “HTPC” machine are in the same network. Furthermore, please make sure that they have the same subnet mask and DNS settings.
If issue persists, please let us know more details about your network topology.
Hope this helps.
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