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i have not yet recieved my fon, but christmas will be jasager fun, i already have great plans to prank my family with jasager and ettercap filter :) but now to your issue. is there no option to reset the router so it changes ip address back to a default config? not sure never used openwrt or the fon and maybe this is not smart to do if you allready have lots of configuration done that would be lost afterwards. to aviod the reset first fire up wireshark, do a scan on your network card that is connected to the router and record for a while then check for dhcp get requests, if the router is set to be a dhcp CLIENT you should see them comming from the routers mac. in that case you will need to set up a dhcp service which can supply the router with a dhcp ip address, maybe you have another router that could do the job. if you are running another dhcp service in your network already maybe all you need to do is find out the new ip address of your router, to do that use nmap (zenmap is a nice gui for ease of use). if you do not see any dhcp requests you have selected static ip and your router is now not in the same network as your computer anymore. (in my opinion that is the most logical and probable scenario) to change that you will need to change the ip address of the computer that atempts to connect to the router so it will be in the same network (192.168.0.0/24) -OR- maybe changeing the network mask of your computer might do the job aswell, but i believe that depends on the settings of the router (to what is the network mask set on the router?) well i figure a quick try wont hurt you, test network mask 255.255.0.0 (192.168.1.0/16) bottom line is you need to get both devices into the same network so they are able to talk to each other. if you are not sure what all this means please do yourself a favour and read http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subnet_mask, if that should get you interested check out this aswell http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc950 if that is done use nmap again to figure out the ip of the router (if you really set it to 192.168.0.250 give it a try before you fire up nmap) anyway, let me know how it works out.