New Router Problems

[Human123]

I have searched around and see some input on this, but not enough to get me going.
My old router (dhcp) had my 3 tivo boxes assigned IP numbers of 192.168.123.XXX. My new router through dhcp is assigning numbers in the 192.168.0.XXX range.

I can't connect to the tivos with telnet or ftp anymore obviously.
What would be the best way to approach this problem? How can I change the IP address of the Tivo if I ever get connected again?

The old router was kind of dying, but I thought maybe I could connect it to the new network and then run the 3 tivos off of the old router long enough to make a change. I am not sure what to change though.

I have an IP scanner program that does not show them in the new range.

I would appreciate any info anyone might have.
Thanks

[ttodd1]

Why not just change the IP of the router to what the old one was - then you should be back to where you wer.

[Human123]

Why not just change the IP of the router to what the old one was - then you should be back to where you wer.


That would be a good idea if I hadn't went and changed everything else to the new range. 2 access points, a bugger of a network printer Pc's etc. Also, aren't the IP settings held in the old router? I never set my Tivo's to a static IP. Since the Tivo's were set dynamically, where are they in IP land now?

Are there any other ideas?

I see in the new router where you could set the IP range dynamically, but what about the router itself, would it change into the new range?

[ttodd1]

Well if the Tivos are the only thing that you can't see on the "new network", have you rebooted them? Once they reboot they should get a new IP address from the new router.

[Human123]

I did reboot them and they did not show up in the new router table.

I took your original advice and changed the router back to it's original IP set.
That did the trick.
Thanks for your help