>Hi John, we can't ping pass the router. So what shall we do?
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>Thing here is this, last night we tried spoofing the mac address of the router by getting the access point's mac address. We did this through the basic settings set-up of the router. Then she was able to access the internet using the wireless connection of her laptop. Now, last night too, after getting it to work for a couple of hours, she can't access the internet again, but her wireless connection still can connect.
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>We can ping the router, 192.168.1.1 but we can't ping pass it.
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>Pls help.

What kind of router are you using? If you have a dynamically assigned ip address, the wan connection should be set to obtain that automatically, and there should not be any dns addresses. If you have a static ip address, then you should have a number in the wan address and the dns servers have to be keyed into the appropriate places. I suspect you've got an issue with your dns router addresses.