I have never had much luck getting warp4 to use DHCP properly. It
*might* work, if you get ALL of the latest updates installed, but you
will, probably, have better luck by assigning a static address. Just
figure out what address range the router assigns, then make warp4
close, but outside, of that range, and it should work. For instance,
if the router assigns addresses in the range:
192.168.1.20 to
192.168.1.40 make warp 4 use a static address of
192.168.1.5
Hope this helps...
