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I have a wireless router that was working until the comcast guy upgraded me from DSL to Cable. The router was flashed with DDWRT. Heres the problem: I built another system (wired) &nbsp;and went to hook it up and found that the technician bypassed the router. I hooked it all up and found that through the advisor utility and ultimately the ip console that the router was only recognized as a generic router and not part of any linksys family. Is there anyway to reverse it's decision? Sorry such a lame question..... 
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I have a wireless router that was working until the comcast guy upgraded me from DSL to Cable. The router was flashed with DDWRT. Heres the problem: I built another system (wired)  and went to hook it up and found that the technician bypassed the router. I hooked it all up and found that through the advisor utility and ultimately the ip console that the router was only recognized as a generic router and not part of any linksys family. Is there anyway to reverse it's decision? Sorry such a lame question..... 

Linksys wireless G lost it's identity

Wireless networking is anything related to the transfer of data between two (or more) devices without the use of a physical connection, ranging from getting advice on a new Bluetooth headset to configuring sophisticated enterprise level networks.