att switched over to Comcast... network now screwed?

[Vampirrella]

no longer can i get access thru my router/hub to other systems on my network. Rebooted modem, router/hub, all the systems, winipcfg / ipconfig refresh on all systems, and no go...

I then connected one system directly to the modem and it works fine.

Last nite i got an email about Att converting over to comcast, that the transition was about completed but no further info on what it would change as far as networking was concerned.

Do anyof you experience the same issues (those on comcast) and ids there a way around getting connectivity to work thru a router/hub without having to pay for additional IP addys? I know att didnt have a prob with home networking.

I even called tech support and the automated service gives you the royal run-around and you never get to speak to a live person at all. I gave the service a fake non existant phone number from tokio and it still said: "Work has begun to restore service in your area" thats total BS way to get rid of the customer.. im just so frustrated right now.. theres gotta be a way to get a hold of someone at comcast?

HELP!

thx guys 🙂

 

[loup garou]

I'm confused. You state that you have a router, but the modem is directly connected to one computer?

If you mean that you originally had the modem connected to the router and it didn't work, then tried it on a single PC and it did, try cloning that PC's MAC address to the router.

 

[Joker81]

Ummm I switched over with no problem. Still have my wireless router all set up. I don't think I even have MAC spoofing enabled. You may want to enable that and it may work. All you do is connect to your router from the computer that works and say spoof this mac address or something along the likes.

 

[Vadatajs]

You have to pay for additional ip's under comcast. Get a router.