Hi guys,

Bit of a weird issue here.
I have a Nook HD tablet (missus got me it as an early birthday present) that has suddenly stopped connecting to the internet on a specific router. it will find the Wi-Fi SSID, connect to the router (D-Link running DD-WRT software, using it as a second hot-spot), receive an IP address, but then tells me there is 'limited or no internet connectivity'. My phone is connected to the same router and has no issues connecting at all.
I got the tablet on Monday, connected it up there were no issues. Yesterday the issue started.
I have tried the Nook on another router (main hot-spot), and it can connect and work on that one with no issues at all.
Nothing has been changed on my router at all.

Anyone experienced this or know how to fix?

Check the number of IP's that the second hotspot is able to dish up via DHCP.

Cheers. It was set to 50. I changed it to 256 (max). Now it is working!

Ok, no idea what i have done, but now none of the PC's that are wired on the network can acess the internet. seems to be same issue as what the Nook had.

My bet is the DHCP settings somewhere on the network..... Either the main router or the WRT's

As far as I know, they are set to automatic. But I will double check.