Configuration of E3000

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• How can I configure my E3000 to WPA2 AES?

  On the cisco connect (192.168.1.1) page, where can I change the WPA2-AES encryption scheme?

  Personal WPA2 uses AES only.
  WPA Personal uses TKIP only.

  WPA2/WPA Personal Mixed-Mode uses both.

  For the best security and performance use WPA2 Personal only.

• Configuration with DSL ATT modem / E3000

  Quick question, I have modem ADSL Netgear ATT 7550 with wireless capabilities and I have the linksys E3000 as well.

  Since the E3000 is much faster, I was going to turn off the wireless on the 7550 and run it from the E3000.

  The problem is when I try to configure the E3000 for PPPoE, I get an error that it cannot obtain an IP address. If I put it on DHCP, then it get an IP NAT of the 7550. The connection of the E3000 would become one very unstable cable.

  In the past, all other routers had no problem obtaining address IP via PPPoE.

  I know the 7550 is already connected via PPPoE, but it was the same setting that I have used with other wireless routers in the past.

  Is there anything else that I do not?

  Thank you

  newone88,

  Yes, there is something else that you do not. I have the same 7550.

  You must connect to the 7550 to 192.168.1.254

  Then go to the advanced settings. Search for "card PPP." Change the location of the PPP. This will put the 7550 in Full mode.

  For best results, change the MTU on the default 'auto' to manual 1492 E3000.

• No info from internet provider to my E3000 router from a bridged walkway to Arris T268G

  I am a customer of Comcast and had my gateway Arris T268G filled so that I could use my E3000 router for a wireless/wired network. My configuration is: on the bridge in bridge at the entrance to the internet of my E3000 then the cable coming out at my SE2500 Ethernet switch which I then cable to my PC to the cable connection. No internet. My wireless router is broadcasting because I'm picking up signal but no internet connection. Looking at the dashboard of the E3000 'Status' tab there is no information for the internet provider. I hit the button refresh and renew the IP button and still nothing.

  (1) is my correct configuration?

  (2) is there a setting I should change to communicate correctly with the T268G gateway (defined in bridged mode)?

  Peyates, it is possible that the IP address of the modem and the router's IP address are both in the same IP range. Change the IP address of the E3000 to, say, 10.10.10.1 before you connect it to the modem. In addition, if the DHCP server on the own modem is enabled, you can configure the E3000 and cascade via LAN to LAN to the modem.

  See this article.

  http://Linksys.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/Linksys.cfg/php/enduser/std_adp.php?p_faqid=3733

• Linksys E3000 NAT open Xbox Live settings

  Hi all

  I recently upgraded my the WRT160n V3 to the E3000 router. I had the port to the front of my old 160n to get my game Xbox Live NAT settings to OPEN.  When I switched on the router for the new E3000, my Xbox Live settings are returned to the Medium (medium). I assumed that this would have happened since this is a new installation/router.

  Can someone help me configure my E3000 and Xbox Live so I can have my open NAT settings?  I only need to configure the Xbox 1. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you!!!

  The previous is large enough and generally useless for the configuration of the E3000 to facilitate capacity NAT open xbox live connections. 1 make sure you have a static IP assignment for the xbox an assignment of dhcp for the mac address of the xbox in creating or statically assigning an ip address to the xbox outside the dhcp scope, you set but on the same network / subnet of course. then go to the tab under applications and games and the prior port 3074, single port forwarding, both internal and external, to the IP address of your xbox. Name the rule openNAT or something that you will recognize. put a cheeck in the box to enable the rule and click on save settings to activate. Your xbox should now work without complaint about the need for open NAT xbox live test and gameplay should work just fine.

• Access invited E3000 and static IP addresses

  I have an E3000 I just put in place.

  I have two questions:

  1 > I'm replacing a WRT110. I had the old router with a static IP address provided by my ISP. I have configured the E3000 with the same address and I can't access the internet. Are there tips for setting this up on an E3000?

  2 > as configured I there is a feedback network configuration. BUT when I have access to the router, I don't see the tab to be able to set it up. Am I missing something?

  Before you configure the static IP address on the router configuration, make sure that it runs on a pc connected to the modem. One of the links below will help you manually configure the router for the static IP address. With your query on the support of the router with network of comments, Yes, the router will be certainly able to, but it should be through Cisco Connect. I also have the statement on the links below. If you're going to do is set up the router manually through the web interface then install Cisco Connect.

  Getting to know the Linksys E3000

  http://homekb.Cisco.com/Cisco2/UKP.aspx?VW=1&docid=7f3d861e3574460fbfacb3b2b0b46104_21476.XML&PID=80...

  E3000 frequently asked Questions

  http://homekb.Cisco.com/Cisco2/UKP.aspx?VW=1&docid=b201efaa44bc460d84caee156b4e12ed_E3000_Frequently...

  Implementation of access as a guest by using Cisco Connect

  http://homekb.Cisco.com/Cisco2/UKP.aspx?VW=1&docid=c3e42afc03994df5bb6bc531b42e9201_21461.XML&PID=80...

  Setting up a router with a static IP address account

  http://homekb.Cisco.com/Cisco2/UKP.aspx?VW=1&docid=91dbbf0c772e48b9bebee106abb837c9_3979.XML&PID=80&...

  Installation of Cisco connect after you set up the router manually

  http://homekb.Cisco.com/Cisco2/UKP.aspx?pid=80&g=80&g=80&VW=1&articleid=22389

• E3000 optimization settings

  I have correctly configured my E3000.  I have separate names and keys for 5 GHz and 2.4 GHz.  I use on my Xbox children on the 5 and all the rest of 2.4.

  I was impressed by the range of the 2.4.  I've seen a few threads with recommendations to improve the range, but some of the threads appear to contain different settings.

  Are there settings that can be modified to increase the range of the 2.4?  Thank you.

  You can follow the parameters mentioned in your post these settings will definitely help you improve the reach Wireless 2.4 GHz network and I do not think that these will be the 5 GHz signal effect.

• Cisco E3000 Cascded Configuration.

  I would appreciate any guidance on how to configure my Cisco E3000 to use in the configuration of the attachment. I can't the router to work. He negotiated the link with the bridge, but there is no connectivity to the internet wireless or wired.  Thank you!

  If you try to use the E3000 as an extension, then move the cable to one of the lan ports. You must assign the IP router which is in the same network as your gateway as 192.168.1.254 and then disable dhcp. You can activate the wifi and everythign out that connects to the router will be on the same network. Refer to the instructions of lan to lan HERE otherwise, if you intend to have a network separated the instructions to follow are the lan to wan in the same place

• E3000 to work with the modem configuration cable of Verizon FIOS actiontec / router

  Hi all, I read knowledgebase Article ID: 3733, which seems to me on the right track, but the menu router screens listed do not correspond to the screens of the E3000.

  I have a FIOS cable modem / router in the basement I should keep since she animates all FIOS guide and on the characteristics of the application. I have a NAS drive in the basement and all hard wiring runs to the basement as well.

  I tried n wireless and a better location for the wireless access point, so I bought the E3000 and put it in the kitchen on the main floor

  When I wired a LAN port numbered on the E3000 to LAN ports numbered on the ActionTec and introduced the router everything worked well, but quickly found that wireless clients could not see the NAS.  I suspect that it is because the E3000 uses a different address of range (192.168.0.1) as the actiontec (http://192.168.1.1/).  I finally move the NAS on the floor to temporarily solve this problem, but my wife keeps me out of his kitchen ASAP :-)

  I tried almost every imaginable parameters (IP of E3000 actiontec adjustment range, disabling NAT, disable DHCP, enable/disable RIP) to get the E3000 to simply become a gateway switch wired and wireless and let the routing actiontec, but never been able to make it work.

  Could someone post a version of the Article ID: 3733 who works for the E3000?

  Press and hold the reset button on the E3000 router for 30 seconds. Release the reset button and wait 30 seconds. Power cycle router E3000.

  Now connect a computer to the Ethernet port on the Router 2 (do not connect the cable between the modem and E3000)

  Open the E3000 configuration page. Change the settings of the E3000 router wireless.

  Go to the Configuration tab and change the IP address of the E3000 router to 192.168.1.2.

  Disable the DHCP server on the router and save the settings.

  Do NOT change any other settings (NAT firewall).

  Connect the modem cable to port Ethernet router 1 E3000. cycle power to the router.

  Now try to access the Internet via E3000 router.

• Windows 7 Home Edition Premium and Linksys E3000 and configuration problems with Dell/Broadcom half mini wireless 1501 wireless adapter DWLAN

  I'be been on the net looking for an answer requarding my Linksys E3000 router and my card adapter Mini PCI Dell/Broadcom DWLAN (DraftN) haf installed on my laptop Dell Inspiron N7010 XL 17 R and the inability to configure the card so he gets the same speed-172 wireless MBps_ as does our HP Vista Home Premium SP2 Laptop and Desktop! Yes, I spoke with Dell who seem to think that all their problems Tech and resolutions can be found with their technicians of the Manila-based Super (Word of warning-do NOT enter into the world of the concierge program of Dell Tech who, after having been assured it is based in the United States, I agreed to be a beta tester and lost my harddrive despite numerous attempts to stop the technicians to access remotely to do stupid things - but the new live Webcam and learn the hard drive but got none of my software original Dell with it as promised, too - another story). In any case, after playing with the DWLAN share of Dell said they question-nope Linksys ' cuz of course my other two computers would be quick at the speed they do. So I get ahold of Comcast, who of course told me, it's a matter of DELL. I have the WPA2 encryption on a network secure, but because my router there is no way to set up a "secure" network guest unless I have disable access to him (seems odd, he says: it is not guaranteed when someone trying to pass over the network, has knowledge password-weird with this router) it is anyway with this mini half DWLAN and the fact that it is not near the speed as the two other wireless adapters. My problem is with the speed I found all kinds of tips for use between Comcast Modem and Linksys router to make your network hum. What I want for now is someone to tell me how to configure this adapter on this Dell computer, so it does the job, it should. I have a program of diagnosis with her and from what I see, I must get off channel 1 as there is too much interference, but before I go and change the settings of the router, I want the adapter to work - especially since it's about 100 Mbps slower than our other wireless adapters. Does anyone know what should be the correct settings for this DWLAN 1501 or that I now need a new adapter in this laptop as well? Thanks for your help.

  LindaSView

  Hi Linda,.

  Have you tried to forget an instant wireless and bypass the router and cable connect directly to the modem to see if you get the speed you want in this way?  Yes, I know that this means to temporarily suspend the internet connection to the local network and also means the creation of a special no wireless connection for this computer.  But it could help determine if the problem is the computer and the router or wireless adapter - which excluding at least.

  If it works fine, then you can pass the wireless problem.  Otherwise, if it is still slow with a direct link, then you may need to consider another problem is involved and the router and adapter can actually be very well and you need to focus on all that is the bottleneck.

  I'm suggesting this to eliminate the possibilities that can be the underlying cause, while you spend your time on the development of bad (although I admit that I think that you are right and it is more likely - it can be useful a test just to be sure).

  Good luck!

  Kosh

• Cannot configure the account invited on E3000 v1.0

  I have an E3000 on which I can't access to the guest account.  The router has been installed for months and worked the guest account.  The signal is Excellent, but it does not connect.  The secure account works fine.

  I tried to access the account of comments by running Cisco Connect, I downloaded from Cisco's Web site.  After going through the whole process - it found the router of comments, he ended up telling me that it "does not work" and calling the Cisco support.    I called support of Cisco and they notified me that I could only paid support.  I power cycle the router (with switch for about 10 seconds), but he has not made a difference.

  At this point, I would like to know what are the options, if any, I have this problem (aside from the paid support).   As far as I know, my only option now would be to reset the default router and reconfigure.  I am concerned that I have not the original Cisco connect disks.   Any help would be appreciated.

  You can still use the downloadable Cisco Connect software. Personally, I'll start clean and reset the router and uninstall Cisco Connect software and run the clean installation procedure.

  When you encounter errors, post it here so we have a Visual of your situation.

• E3000 Router Configuration cascade

  I have the game following up in a home in Brooklyn, NY:

  Your solution worked perfectly!  It is now work!  Thanks a lot for your help.

• Linksys E3000 (changed to 199.182.166.168 DNS servers) No. Playstation Network Access

  For a month I got weird pop ups on my IPAD, ANDROID phones, desktop computers AND home. I just thought that I had a bad month and I need to spend more time with my individual devices and get clean them. I then noticed recently, last week I was unable to connect to the Playstation network (NAT Type failed, the Internet connection Test failed). This was happening on my PS3 and PS4. I direct connect of PS4 and PS3 to my Modem cable from Time Warner and I have no problem. Everything works fine. But when connected to wireless or wired to my Linksys e3000... no dice.

  I connect to my router and so some research. I noticed that my DNS servers are 199.182.166.168 and 199.182.166.169. I decided the router and then restart my cable modem. Routers Gets a new address and but there are still some problems with the connection to the network Playstaiton (could be downwards). I noticed that my IP DNS address is different.2xx.xxx.xxx.xxx.  I restore the configuration on the router and DNS goes back to 199.182.166.168.  This is all the information I have at the moment. When I get home tonight I'll have more information.

  Does anyone else have this problem?

  Is the router configured for DNS custom or did you automatically detect DNS of the ISP service and ISP modem?

  What modem to ISP Mfr and model # do you have?

  You could ask the ISP service as well about it. Usually they don't change DNS very often.

  It is recommended to test for other DNS services if you want to use different DNS, you can use this:

  http://www.grc.com/DNS/benchmark.htm

  or http://code.google.com/p/namebench/

• E3000 change the network name of the client

  When I configured everything first the E3000 I called CiscoRouter device, and I got:

  (a) CiscoRouter

  (b) CiscoRouter-comments

  I then decided to change the name of the device for: Alberto-network and now I have:

  (a) Alberto Network

  (b) CiscoRouter-comments

  I have not foud a way to change the name of the connection of comments.

  Cisco COnnect allows me to change the password for the network comments, but not the name.

  How can I change the name of the connection of comments?

  Alberto smell, MD

  As dalime said, you must set the name of the router and then the guest account is generated on that basis.  But it's a bit stupid.  If you have configured your router from the web panel name or after you set up your guest account, it will generate a generic name of Cisco.

  Solution:

  (1) disable comments

  (2) change the name of the router (as dalime has shown)

  (3) (cancel) the stupid usb key exchange request

  (4) change the name of the router to what it should be

  (5) (cancel) the stupid usb key exchange request

  (6) turn on comments and now he will recognize the name of the OK to add router "-guest" at the end of

• E3000 connection problems

  I just bought a new E3000 router less than 2 weeks ago.  I spent hours with my tech guy configure the router so that I was getting excellent internet speed and the connection between my computer and my SIN was maximized.  Configuring the router my computer laptop (Windows 7) and the laptop computer from the basement (Vista) have been implemented to access the router.  Both work perfectly

  These are now the only two devices in the home that can access the internet.

  Other devices that need to connect are:

  2 laptops (both Vista)

  1 iPhone 4

  2 iPhone 3gs

  1 printer

  I can't connect.  I spent an hour with a guy at Cisco tonight who couldn't seem to get past the idea that it was not the laptop that was the problem.  I don't understand.

  Someone please help.

  I think you can try to reset the router and reconfigure it manually.

  Connect the modem to the internet and computer port with Ethernet port on the router.

  Press and hold the reset button on the router for 30 seconds. Release the reset button and wait 30 seconds. Power cycle the router and reconfigure it manually.

  Who is your Internet service provider?

  Follow this link to configure the router with cable internet Service.

  Follow this link to configure the router with internet DSL Service.