BEFSR41 wired router affected by change of modem cable

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• Unable to connect to the Internet via AP WAP54G through a BEFSR41 wired router

  I'm puzzled. This connection was working fine but something changed... I don't know how he did. I connect to the internet via a WAP54G through a BEFSR41 to a cable modem. I checked all the settings and even reset several times but nothing helped. I can connect wireless to the WAP54G but no internet connection. The signal strength is excellent. The Vista wireless interface signals that I am connected but only locally with no internet relay. What's wrong? What I forgot. Any help will be greatly appreciated.

  Solved the problem. Seems a sequence to these pair of power and even if I cycled power, I did not properly. Also, I created a new wireless network to ensure that nothing is associated with the former network that has been tampered contributed to the issue.

• Router WRT54GS WET54G bridge question, the bridge to connect to a wired router?

  Hi all

  I have a wireless - g LAN using a WRT54GS router.  The existing wireless devices on the local network are 2 PCs, a TiVo unit (using the TiVo wireless adapter) and 2 WET54G Wireless bridges.  A bridge connects ethernet wired to a network printer.  The other bridge connects by ethernet cable to a reader Blu - Ray Sony BDP-S550.

  Security is WPA2-AES.  so far this works well, believe it or not, but I grew a lot older, making it happen.

  Now, here's what I would do: I would like to add another device LAN cable where the second bridge WET54G connects to the Blu - Ray player.  The bridge has only an ethernet cable connection, so I have to find another way to get the two devices connected to the wireless LAN.

  I have two other devices LinkSys, kicking around here that I can use.  One is a BEFSR41 wired router.  The other is a WAP54G Wireless Access Point.   If I can use one or two of those who in some way, I won't have to buy another camera.  It is the order of the day so far.

  Right now it looks like this:

  Router WRT54GS wireless wire WET54G bridge entry WAN router BEFSR41 son to two LAN devices.

  I have problems performing this work, assuming that it can still be done.  Can I get this config to work, or what I need to add the Access Point where the bridge is now, or...?

  Thanks for your time,

  Big Al Mintaka

  You already have a network working with your existing devices. What you're trying to include in your network is possible and can be done. Rather than plug the cable of the WET54G to the WAN port on the router, connect the cable to the router's LAN port. Disable DHCP and change the LAN ip address in the range of your existing network. It should work.

• HP Photosmart B209a is no longer connect wirelessly because change of modem/router

  I recently had to change a modem Motorola Surfboard, router Netgear (both at least 5 years). The new modem/router combo is a C3700 Docsis 3.0. My printer HP Photosmart Plus B209a model is no longer connects to the wireless network.  I tried the push button and pin. I get a WPS, unable to connect. When I print the network settings, my network is listed but the printer shows offline with no active conection. Firmware is EIL1FNO926AR and stands as the last revision of the printer. Wireless 802.11 under the mac address is given, and status is offline.  In addition, the printer and modem/router are about 3 feet apart on the same desktop.

  Any ideas for what to do to get my printer back online or is not compatible with the new modem/router?

  Thank you

  Replacement of your wireless router try here.

  http://www.HP.com/global/au/en/wireless/reconfiguring-system-Help3.html

• Connect WRT160N wireless to the BEFSR41 wired

  Hello-

  I use the router BEFSR41 which is connected to my comcast modem and all PC, printer, computers cell phones work perfectly when you use additional ports.

  I want to know if its possible to add a wireless router, WRT160N, across to the top, so I can move and then another room with the laptop.

  I play internet games on my desk and do not want to move to the wireless, but use the laptop to other purposes of internet and sometimes need to use it in another room.

  I have read the posts here and it seems possible, I want to just make sure I get the correct connections. I have also read the messages that State no, do not.

  Are there easy instructions?

  Thanks for any help,

  CAT

  I think that from the beginning that my problem was trying to connect wireless to my desktop PC... and after an hour or so trying to reconfigure the son discovered is not wireless because at the end of the year I had to buy a new network card and wasn't capable wireless.

  I thought that since my office was the main link everything had to go through to the 'House' to work wireless connection.

  So the first time that I have not found a link on the desktop, we wire the PLACE directly to the computer laptop and charge the WRT software on the laptop. The problem, he had us were always wired to the router BE and this is the page of the Linksys who returned to the top. We try to change the LAN IP address and turned off DHCP, but of course when I am connected to the internet on the desktop, it was not to find the router.

  Of course during all this time, I was looking at this site and then went on the Comcast site, it just clicked and after several configurations more lead changes and trying to think about what I wanted to accomplish exactly, and how it "should" work... just went ahead as it was already set up and connected wireless to the BE and he was there.

  I also remember that when you reset the modem and the router... it takes 'time '. As at least 5 min, what seemed like 15 minutes at the same time, I tried all of this. My frustration level has not helped knowing that it "can" be done if I just follow the signs.

  So overall, my error when trying to set up my office as the main connection for the wireless and don't listen to not when my granddaughter told me that she 'had' upcoming wireless on the laptop.

  Thanks for your help and great advice. We have the wireless connected and followed your instructions on securing the router with the network name, encryption WPA2 and AES... and hope never to lose the piece of paper its written on.

• Change of modem can improve the speed of Airport Express Extender?

  My router is a Airport Extreme 6th Gen.

  When Wi - Fi and close this Airport Extreme base station, I get average speeds of:

  117 Mbps down and > 11 Mbps upward

  At the opposite end of the House, I use a wireless extension: Airport Express 1 St gen - model A1264 (MB32 1LL/A)

  Here, the download speed goes up to 14mbps . 

  Download speed rest > 11 Mbps

  My ISP will not have my current cable modem: 6580 Motorola (jumpered to disable router) to provide speeds greater than 100/10 (though even I can actually slightly higher than average, I have indicate above).

  If I replaced the modem with my ISP (Time Warner Cable) provisions for 200/20Mbps (speeds I pay in fact) - and * if * I got then that 100 Mbps speed increase (wireless) when close to my Airport Extreme base station (and I think I'll) - should I then expect to see a significant speed increase at the opposite end of the House , where I rely on the Airport Express wireless extension?

  In other words, is expected to double the speed of my modem now gives me wireless (when you're on my Apple Extreme base station) also be reflected in an increase in speed at the end of the House where I must rely on the Express Extender 1 generation and where I am now only download speeds see 14Mbps?

  BTW:

  1. I can not move my extreme or my Express.  They both must stay exactly where they are. Neither can they cannot be permanently interconnected via ethernet cable.

  2. I don't think the speed reduction I describe is a bandwidth issue because I am the only one on the network and do not have multiple downloads on several devices at the same time.

  Before I ring $$$ on a modem that won't improve my speed, you will appreciate any guidance I where I need more.

  Change of modem can improve the speed of AirPort Express Extender?

  Just a little, at best. The Express pourrait spend 25-30 Mbps. No guarantee, with strangeness wireless... it is maybe the same or worse based on my experiences.

  If you need more speed at the end of the House... the AirPort Express must be located to half way between the AirPort Extreme and the end of the House. Ideally, he would have line-of-sight with AirPort Extreme.

  Yet, you say that you can not move the Express or the extreme and can't get the Ethernet cable. Have you considered or tried Powerline Ethernet adapters?

• Printer lost access to internet when the router has been changed

  My HP Photosmart Plus is connected wireless to my macbook air and has worked well for years.  Our company has a wired connection, enter into a linksys/cisco router and it gives access wireless via an SSID on my mac and your printer.

  A few months ago, the router has been changed and they did something for cable and wireless.  Im guessing they're on separate subnets or something because it is another problem is that I can no longer view the others on the network who are wired, even if I could before.

  In any case, ever since this time, I noticed that some smartphones and tablets had no internet connectivity.  They were connected to the wireless network that gave my internet connection perfect Mac, their signal is just as strong, but they had no internet connectivity.  So I figured that the DNS' have not been read right by these smartphones and tablets, I manually added the DNS' using my mac and now these phones and tablets work very well.

  I guess it's the same problem with my printer now because the only thing that doesn't work is eprint and web services.  I get a message saying that the printer could not reach the server, try again.  Ive restarted the printer and it doesn't matter.  I can see it has a properly assigned IP and I can print wireless for it, but there is no internet access.

  How 'to add' those DNS IPs to the printer?

  Hello quique123,

  Welcome to the Forums of HP's Support.  I understand you get a connection error message when you try to activate your printer Photosmart Plus web services.

  I've included a link to another post with measures, including screenshots, on how to set manual of the printer an IP address manually and DNS servers. As you go through the post, you will notice that it is recommended to use the Google public DNS servers when you set manual DNS servers.  Please do not worry that the screenshots are for a Photosmart 7510, the steps are the same for your Photosmart Plus printer.

• I added a router and a connection high speed using windows vistawhen pc is connected to the router her there is no internet connection. When the pc connected to the Internet by modem cable is available

  I added a router and a connection high speed using windows vistawhen pc is connected to the router her there is no internet connection. When the pc connected to the Internet by modem cable is available

  Hello

  I suggest you to follow the steps in this link and check if it helps:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/help/wired-and-wireless-network-connection-problems-in-Windows

  It will be useful.

• WRT54G behind another wired router?

  Hello

  I have a wired network in a small office space.  I would like to buy a wireless router and put on the existing network to add a wireless network.

  WRT54G can be used for this. I would have preferred if the new network was separated, but I would also if it's posible to change the settings of the router so that it begins to work as a simple access point instead.

  I can't change the router of the internet service provider, and I don't want to change the settings in the router either.

  Best regards.

  # This is not possible with your WRT. You cannot prevent attempts to connect from the second router LAN in the first router's LAN. All the second router traffic must pass through the first router that makes everything accessible. You would need equipment to enterprise-level which allows you to filter the arbitrary traffic. But the WRT can do. I can't speak to your wired router.

  If it's only on disabling wireless, you can do that in the web interface of the WRT. You can turn off the wireless radio. Then you can keep the connected WRT.

  The alternative would be to get another (third) router that hosts your internet connection. Then you can connect your router wireless and wired to this third-party router effectively separating the wireless LAN and wired the other sharing the same internet connection.

• Upgrade to modem cable with router?

  I plan to upgrade my modem cable to take advantage of the increased speed that Comcast now offers in our region. I think my Airport Extreme of 2007 could be a brake on the increase in the speed of a new modem. I would like to know if it is better to buy a new modem cable with built-in wifi router.

  My current Airport Extreme supports two iMacs (24 "in 2007 and a 27 '' 2010), two iPhones and iPad two minis. My current cable modem offers 34 mb/s download speeds and download about 6 MB/s.

  I will be grateful for any advice... Thank you

  I think my Airport Extreme of 2007 could be a brake on the increase in the speed of a new modem.

  There are 2 different versions of AirPort Extreme offered in 2007... a 1st generation version and the 2nd generation.

  The 1st generation version will manage an Internet connection speed of up to about 100 Mbps. The 2nd generation version will manage up to 350-400 Mbps.

  If your new service provider will be 100 Mbit/s or lower, it is not really important what version you have. Either the version of AirPort Extreme will take care of this service.

  If your new service will be 100 + Mbps, then you will have the Gen version 2nd of the airport to take advantage of the higher speeds.

  IF you have the 1st generation AirPort Extreme... And... your new service will be well above 100 Mbps... THEN... it might be a good idea to take a look at a new modem/router.

  HOWEVER... If your new service will be less than 100 Mbps... so you probably won't receive any improvement with a new modem/router and it would be wise to simply continue to use the airport until it fails.

  So an important question here might be... what version of AirPort Extreme do you have?

  Another important issue could be... your current modem will support the service high speed?

  Open the AirPort on your Mac utility and you should be able to know which version of airport you have.  If you can provide the serial number and model of your modem, we will see if we can find out what he can do.

  If you wondering if Comcast, you should know that the person you speak to will probably receive a bonus if you order a new modem or new modem/router...so you may not receive an unbiased opinion on their part.

  Finally, there are a number of users who believe that, as a general rule that you need to replace a modem or a router in about 5 years... even if it doesn't work OK. So, you might get some interesting opinions together.

• Wired router with POE and Gigabit ethernet to run two AC1750 access points?

  Hello, I'm looking for a recommendation for a wired router with POE and Gigabit ethernet to connect to both access to ceiling LinkSys AC1750 points internet routing on the WAN to a Virgin Media UK cable connection plug - can someone advise a good solution?

  I'm a Home Office / Small Office so user there are several Wired's devices and a mixture of wireless clients. I need at least 8 ethernet outlets. Reliablity and speed performance are important, but not important enough to go overboard on the cost!

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• Wireless and wired router, DHCP and "visibility".

  Okay, it's a bit complicated, but I'll explain better than I can.

  I have a wired Linksys RV082 router. It works very well but is not wireless.  I have a Cisco/Linksys E2500 wireless router for my wireless devices to use.  the RV082 is the network of 192.168.1.x. The E2500 is the network of 192.168.0.x.  Cable Internet goes to the RV082 Wired, and a line out from there to the wireless router.  This all works fine except for a few disadvantages.

  I have an iPad that connects wireless and some of the apps offer a http:// option, so I can transfer files to this application.  I also have a network printer connected to wired and wireless devices do not.

  I have 2 problems:

  (1) in order to transfer files from my laptop (that I hung on the cable network most of the time), I disconnect the wire, wireless, then I can transfer files.  Œuvres, but it's embarrassing.

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  It seems that the 2 networks do not see each other.  Here are the things I've tried:

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  Another thing... Even when I'm connected only plugged on my laptop and wireless is disabled, I ping 192.168.0.1 (the wireless gateway) and it returns a value. But, when I try to go in a browser, I get a "page not found" error

  So, how can I get these two networks to play well and see each other?

  Thank you

  Jesse

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  Assign E2500 DHCP, an IP address for itself of thje RV082, it will just be for access to the web administration E2500. System powered via the E2500 wired or wireless IP addresses will be obtained from the DHCP server on the RV082, and these will all be on the same subnet as designed to be plugged into the side of the RV082 LAN.

  Should allow you to do exactly what you want to do.

  I have a similar setup here works well with an E4200V2 right now.

• Router WRT54G does not connect to the internet during the passage of the modem cable to fios buildings

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• [WAG200G] problem to connect to the modem cable Alloys Atlanta Dcp2203

  Hi all!

  I recently got my new cable internet access (I used to have DSL) and I want to use my WAG200G to distribute internet by air.

  When I connect my laptop to the Dcp2203 of Atlanta Alloys via ethernet, I get an external IP (200.XXX.XXX.XXX). I need to adjust my ethernet interface get ip dynamically to achieve this.

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