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 Old 3rd December, 2008, 12:36 AM   #1
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i recently connect my dbox to my pc through my router.. i then messed bout with my ip on my dbox now i cant connect to my dox with filezilla.. but not only that but my dbox now doesnt load so i cant chk my ip adress..
can any1 help me plz.
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HI IF YOUR LIKE ME
I HAD THE SAME PROBLEM THIS WEEK
DONT CONNECT THROUGH YOUR ROUTER CONNECT DIRECT TO YOUR NETWORK CARD YOU MUST USE A CROSS OVER CABLE SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT WIRING TO THE NORMAL CABLE I WONT BOTHER PUTTING THE REST DOWN UNTILL YOU KNOW THAT YOU HAVE THE RIGHT CABLE
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Originally Posted by street_pharmacy View Post
hi
i recently connect my dbox to my pc through my router.. i then messed bout with my ip on my dbox now i cant connect to my dox with filezilla.. but not only that but my dbox now doesnt load so i cant chk my ip adress..
can any1 help me plz.
flash the image again and don't mess about with the IP address M8
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SORRY I DIDNT READ THE THE QUESTION RIGHT
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I forget to say for exemple:

If the dbox IP: 192.168.1.5
Filezilla IP the same as your Dbox
local area connection should be: 192.168.1.4

Local area Connection one number less at the end of IP address of your Dbox.
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Originally Posted by street_pharmacy View Post
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i recently connect my dbox to my pc through my router.. i then messed bout with my ip on my dbox now i cant connect to my dox with filezilla.. but not only that but my dbox now doesnt load so i cant chk my ip adress..
can any1 help me plz.
you need to reflash your box with ifa
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Originally Posted by father ted View Post
you need to reflash your box with ifa
Hi Father ted how you doing we all missed your help M8.
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As Ted said you need to reflash with IFA.
Also don't worry about connecting through a router, its fine. And feel free to change your ip. You don't have to have the one given to you. Just ensure the first 3 octets are the same as your network. The last octet can be anything you want.
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