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IP Address Conflict with Another System on The Network

Asked by GMartin in Wireless Technologies

Tags: ip, conflict, address, system, another

Hi Everyone:

       I have a Linksys 802.11 G Wireless Broadband Connection setup at home.  Basically, the DSL Modem is connected to the wireless router which is connected to the main computer.  On the other side of the house, I have a wireless setup which also includes a Linksys Range Expander which is needed to keep the signal strength high.  Of course, all network devices have their own IP address including the range expander.  

       At the moment, everything is working fine.  However, I got an error message yesterday which I have never seen before.  The error message is as follows:  Windows System Error: There is an IP address conflict with another system on the network.  I assume this error message is nothing serious seeing that everything is working fine on the wireless setup.  However, I am curious what could have caused such an error message.  And, secondly, how can an IP address be diagnoised and corrected if it exist?

        Any thoughts or ideas on this question will be appreciated.  I look forward to reviewing everyone's thoughts on this matter.

         Thank you

         George

     
 
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