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Nov 16 22:15:36 WAN Connection: WAN was restored. So, this is what I see in ASUS RT-N66U system log: booted in Recovery mode, WI-FI WORKS JUST FINE (and it makes me laugh at absurdity of the situation lol).attempted to troubleshoot from Guest account (same as new admin account, which was the same result, i.e.all I want is a reliable computer that works predictably any day of the year, but I still turned it off completely This is the machine I intentionally change configuration on as little as possible. firewall was never a problem, beyond any shadow of a doubt.

deleted associated passphrase/password keys from Ke圜hain utility.

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made Mac OS X forget the networks in question.tried to connect to open access AP in my neighborhood (no luck).rebooted and powercycled the router several times.disabled and enabled DHCP service on the rotuer.renamed, deleted and recreated network Locations.

disabled and re-anbled interfaces both via GUI and cli.

I've restarted and shutdown machine a dozen times.

I can see in the logs of the router that the Macbook in question does is being setn DHCPOFFER, and I think I can also see that in tpcdump running on Mac OS X.

disabling AirPort (Wi-Fi) NIC and configuring USB ethernet has the same effect: DHCP and DNS resolution do not work.

all those devices, including another Macbook Air work just fine, except my Macbook Air.

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this Macbook, my dad's Macbook, my Android cellphone and another Linux laptop are all connected to the same router device which ASUS RT-N66U.

If I boot into Recovery mode, EVERYTHING WORKS JUST FINE lol This is a problem only in standard mode of operation of Mac OS X. If AirPort interface is configured manually, DNS resolving does not work. That being said, let's dive right in and define the problem, which is that Mac OS X cannot obtain IP address, default gateway and DNS records via DHCP. And the real problem here perhaps is that I use this machine for work, so I'm going to need it by Monday morning EEST lol

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I think I have enough information to describe the problem unambiguously, but I have no idea whatsoever how to solve it.

What was supposed to be a real day off with no time spent on looking at a monitor, turned into about 9 hours already of trying to pin down the problem, and ultimately solve it. I like 10.8.2, yes, I know what I'm doing. I know, there is 10.8.5, and Mavericks that is free. I've been most unfortunate to see my mid-2012 Macbook Air 11" running Mac OS X 10.8.2 stop properly receiving DHCP leases AND resolving DNS names to IPs.