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SE Ia | I'd tend to agree with you. Wireless routers are likely to have a limited number of leases. If you don't limit the lease time they will fill up and no new users can log on. Most routers consumers buy are limited to less users than in a 255.255.255.0 subnet. A lot of linksys around 60, airport extremes around 200 as I recall.
http://www.oceanwave.com/technical-resources/network-admin/ip.html
If you were using a laptop a simple restart might have gotten you back on the network. I am a bit surprised you couldn't just rejoin. | |
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Wifi at Wendy's shut me off
