Connecting to a modem cable

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• Problem with TC loss of connection to the modem cable

  I have a TC of 2 TB which is connected to my ISP provided by cable modem. It worked fine for 3 months after the installation in December, but now all of a sudden it will lose its connection to the modem and we lose our wireless internet. We have replaced the modem cable and it does not solve the problem. I have to reset the TC 2 - 3 times a day. Nothing else has changed recently with regard to the network set up. that only changes were to specific devices that use the wifi connection, and this was always something changing, depending on the devices we use. Any thoughts? I'm not a savvy person tech, BTW.

  We need to ask a few questions in order to learn more on what the possible cause of the problem might be.  Please be patient with this. Thank you.

  What is the number and the model of the modem you are using right now?  We ask because some modems work better than others with Apple routers, and even if you have changed the modem, it could still be a model who does not get along well with the Apple router... or... you could say that the router from Apple does not get along well with the modem.

  How old is the TC? We ask because the life expectancy, on average, a time capsule is about 3 years.  After that, they tend to start losing connections to an ever-increasing rate.

  Who is your provider of Internet (ISP) Service?  We ask because most suppliers are in the active process of implementation of a new type of connection called IPv6 in their systems... and despite ISPS claiming that their system changes should cause no difficulties connection or interruptions system... which doesn't seem to be the case at all.

  We have seen an unusual number of reports from users who suddenly have problems with their ISP connection, when things were very well for many months before. That points directly to the IPv6 changes that ISPS are doing as the culprit. In some cases, there could be way to work around the problem, and in some cases, there is nothing to do but wait as the ISP to complete their changes and be everything to speed.

• Satellite M60: Little or no connectivity with the Modem cable

  Hello.

  I just got a Satellite M60, and I'll have limited connectivity or none when I try to connect to the internet via my Modem cable through the local network.
  OS is WIN XP Home SP2 PTG and I restored the original instalation, but nothing seems to work.
  Can anyone help?

  Thank you

  Hello

  What do you mean by limited connectivity?
  Did you check the system for viruses and worms?
  On the other hand, the active virus protection software can make your stream slowly or active. In addition, you check the cable lan for a few bows.

  Good bye

• [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.

  Now I need to connect Dcp2203-(ethernet)---> WAG200G - wifi---> portable

  How can I configure my WAG200G to work using this structure?

  Thanks to you all!

  You can't really use your WAG here. You will need a router ethernet, not a DSL router.

  The only thing you can do is use the WAG as access point and connect the laptop directly to the internet. This works as long as you don't want to connect a device to the internet at any time. You will not be able to connect 2 or more at the same time, because your ISP only allows you to have an active connection at any time.

  To set this up, you will need to connect a computer to the WAG. Open the web interface of the WAG to http://192.168.1.1/ to first set up your wireless network (SSID, enable WPA2 Personal Security with AES encryption and a password strong change). Disable the DHCP server on the main settings page.

  Then one of the ethernet wire ports of the WAG in your modem cable. Now you can connect wireless to the WAG and the WAG access to the internet and the modem. New: your computer will have direct access to the internet and will have a public IP address. You can't have two active connections at the same time.

  If you need to make changes on the WAG, you set a static IP address on your computer, for example 192.168.1.2 with subnet mask 255.255.255.0. Then you can access the web at http://192.168.1.1/ interface when you have completed your changes, go back to the DHCP/Auto IP on your computer.

  Otherwise, you should get a router, for example Wireless Linksys WRT routers.

• I can't connect to a modem cable with ethernet...

  I have a dell 2350 and ive used a usb connection in recent years, and now I want to change Ethernet so I can install my router wireless for my laptop...

  but there seems to be a problem... It does not connect to the internet, so I try to pop in the internet cable cd

  and this is what I get every time when I try to install "DOMAIN NAME SERVER (DNS) FAILURE". I have a motorola surfboard sb5100 modem...

  i tried searching, and i found this link http://support.dell.com/support/downloads/download.aspx?c=us&cs=19&l=en&s=dhs&releaseid=R64645&SystemID=DIM_PNT_CEL_2350&servicetag=&os=WW1&osl=en&deviceid=3597&devlib=0&typecnt=0&vercnt=3&catid=-1&impid=-1&formatcnt=1&libid=5&fileid=84196

  but... He has not always helped...

  I really want to get this wireless modem to work! Help

  
  

• I want to thank my wifi in another part of the House with an Airport Extreme. But I want to not be connected to the modem main via ethernet cable is it possible?

  I want to thank my wifi in another part of the House with an Airport Extreme. But I want to not be connected to the modem main via ethernet cable is it possible?

  I put in place already to extend the wifi of my modem still connected to the modem via ethernet cable.

  Now I want to be considered on the floor and use it to extend the wifi without ethernet cable

  The AirPort Extreme can extend only wireless signal from another router from Apple, so if you want to take the AirPort Extreme on the floor and extend wireless signal, you will need another airport connected to your modem by Ethernet cable router to produce the wireless signal that will extend the extreme on the floor.

  Another way of saying the same thing would be to say that if you want to extend wireless using a router from Apple, you'll need two of them do... because AirPort Extreme is not compatible with a third-party modem or modem/router for this purpose.

• HP Officejet Pro 8600 more N91: Printer crashes with 0xB845D7DC when connect to UPC Ubee cable modem/router EVW3226

  Printing: HP Officejet Pro 8600 more e-All-in-One Printer - N911g

  SN: [personal information]

  REF: CM750A

  FW: CKP5CN1516AR

  Then try to connect to the router wireless (active DHCP), the printer LCD display starts to blink and a second, it displays B845D7DC.

  After that, the printer asks to reset and it restarts with wireless off.

  I have a cable modem with router wireless of my cable TV UPC provider called UPC Ubee EVW3226.

  I tried to connect the printer to the router using the WPS button and provide the password. In both cases, I have the same behavior.

  I have a dozen other wireless home devices that connect without problem to the router. But not the printer.

  Please let me know what other information will be good for you to solve the problem. Or, please provide a workaround solution.

  I found the solution:

  connect to your printer cable (you can use a direct eth between your computer and your printer cable), access the web interface and disable support IPv6 (let the IPv4 only verified): network > General > protocols > only IPv4 verified. Save and restart the printer.

  In 80% of cases, it will work on the wireless connection. For the other 20% when it does not work, try to assign a static IP address to your printer (network > Wireless > IPv4) in a second time. Take data from your router (IP, gateway, DNS).

• computer not automatically standby (formerly titled "impossible computer automatically sleep when it is connected to the internet with modem cable")

  Hi, I noticed recently that my computer (Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005) is unable to sleep automatically when it is connected to the internet with a cable modem. Change the settings for my current power mode and try a different feeding regime (diagrams of Windows XP default power and power management, I created) only solves the problem for 2 days at most. I also tried to change the settings for the other power plans mentioned, and yet once again, the problem was only set for two days at the most. I also tried turning off my computer, restarting my computer, recording Powercfg /Restore Default policies in Run, saving sfc/scannow in Run, and again, I got the same result. Reset and power cycling the modem cable is not helped either. To help you better understand the problem, for example, if I had the date set for the screensaver set to 1 minute, the time for the monitor to turn off set to 2 minutes and time for your computer set to 3 minutes, the screen saver activate after 1 minute, the monitor turns off after 2 minutes, but the computer would not sleep mode after 3 minutes , even after an hour or more. I tried to check the Task Manager, and I have not noticed any process that would be interrupting the day before. However, I noticed that when I turned on the monitor by moving the mouse, even when the computer was unable to sleep and unplugged the ethernet cable from the cable modem and waited, the computer has entered standby as it should have.  I tried to find a solution for more than a week, contributions for this issue would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for taking the time to read my post. (Update: it seems that the problem is something else then my cable modem.)

  Hello

  Thank you for the update.

  This behavior can occur because of possible conflicts of third-party software, which includes the third-party security software.

  You can also temporarily disable third-party security software and firewalls installed on the system and check the issue.

  If disabling the antivirus software solves the problem, you may need to configure the settings of the antivirus as a result program. Please contact the software vendor for assistance in this regard.

  Note: be sure to enable the security software on the computer after checking the issue.

  Note: When you perform a clean boot, you can activate services for the modem, network card and disable third-party services to check the issue.

  Hope the helps of information. Let us know if you need help with Windows related issues. We will be happy to help you.

• I'm unable to connect to wireless modem, the message's problem is the network cable is unplugged got new cable still

  network cable unplugged wiundows xp

  I'm unable to connect to wireless modem, the message's problem is the network cable is unplugged got new cable still

  Hello Verashanley

  Since how long did begin?
  You have added a new software or hardware to the system?
  If the issue took place recently then you can try the system restore.
  How to perform system restore in Windows XP.
  If you have recently added anything to the system (hardware or software), then remove.
  If the system restore does not then check in Device Manager and verify that the network card is considered and no errors appear.
  To open Device Manager, click Start, and then click Control Panel. Click performance and Maintenanceand then click System. In the hardware tab, click Device Manager.
  Check the type of network card you have and that you try to update the drivers from the hardware manufactures Web site.
  Also, check the connection for the network adapter. Do you see any physical damage. When you plug the NIC saw all the lights on the network card lights up? If not, then you can deal with a hardware problem and need to contact the manufacture of the system and see about obtaining the card replaced.
  Let me know the results. Thank you.

• 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.

• Router is not connecting to the new cable modem

  Time Warner has replaced my cable modem with a Motorola SBV1521 and my Linksys BEFSR81 router cannot connect to it.  No lights for the WAN port when the modem is connected. I have tried everything what Linksys said in their "set up a Linksys router with cable Internet Service" including the upgrade of the firmware and pwer cycling. (I can connect to the modem when it is plugged into a LAN port, but not when it is plugged into the WAN port as it should). Any ideas?

  As a last resort, I swapped the two cables (one of the modem router and the other between the router and the main computer). It worked!

  Do not know why. The two are category 5 cables and the original path was working with the previous modem.

  I would be interested if anyone can explain this to me.

• Airport extreme for modem cable via an ethernet switch?

  I can connect the airport extreme to the modem cable via an ethernet switch, or must the extreme connect directly to the modem?

  The answer to your question depends on what type of "modem" cable you may have.

  If you have a simple modem, as in the example below with a single port Ethernet, your network should look like this:

  Internet > Modem > AirPort Extreme > Switch and other devices.

  

  If you have a modem/router, which is actually a modem and a router separate which are combined in a single package, looking for something like the example below, your network may look like this:

  Internet > Modem/Router > switch > AirPort Extreme and other devices

  or... it might look like this:

  Internet > Modem/Router > AirPort Extreme > switch and other devices

  

  If you do not know what kind of modem you have, post back with the number of brand and model of the device that you call your "modem", and we will do some checking.

• What is best modem cable to twin with new extreme apple 802.11 ac

  I have an old motorola sb6121 paired with new apple 802.11ac extreme I bought yesterday and after 12 hours of trying everything I keep getting disconnected every few seconds... I have read all the message concerned and tried them all to play nice... When I have more signals 85 Mbps because I pay for the explosion of comcast.  I want a new modem and would like to know what is recommended... I see zoom 5141j is recommended, but I see zoom a modem cable new 16 x 4... It would be to my advantage to go with vx 16 x 4 8 x 4 channels at the time of the twinning with extreme? Thank you

  What is best modem cable pair with the new 802.11ac Apple extreme

  Questions like this are indeed impossible to answer... especially because that person has tested every modem with an AirPort Extreme to see if there is really a modem 'best '.  Even if it were possible to come with a modem 'best' but... it would be judicious bit to choose this modem and then knowledge that was not supported by Comcast.

  Therefore, a better plan for you may be to search a list of modems supported by Comcast, narrow your choices down to 3-4 products, then post this list here and ask other users of Comcast comments on how the products have performed for them.  You can also consider posting on a forum online from Comcast as well.

  Regarding your question about the new Zoom modem, this product is really new, so it will be some time before a work experience can be developed for this product. It seems that the new Zoom modem is designed primarily for working with connections to high speed... 600, 700, 800 + Mbps Internet speeds. So, unless you plan to upgrade to a plan of Internet connection with these types of speeds in the near future, you probably don't need a modem with this type of functionality.

• Router will not connect to internet (modem Comcast)

  I have had this router for a few months with no problems. But this morning all my computers says limited connection... I'm still on the network, but not internet available.

  I tried to unplug the power on the modem and the router, but the same thing happens. If I connect a computer directly to the cable modem, I have access to the internet very well, which leads me to believe that it's a junk router.

  R7000 genius says not connected as well...

  Any ideas/suggestions?

  haw1144 wrote:
  Any ideas/suggestions?

  
  Since you seem to be getting an Internet connection very well when the connections of a PC connected to the modem, I would recommend that you try to spoof the MAC than PC. To do this simply:

  From the PC that you are able to access Internet when connected directly to the modem, connect a cable to one of the four on the R7000 LAN ports. Connect to it via http://192.168.1.1/ with admin as user name and password as password. Click Advanced , and then select Setup -> Internet Setup. Make sure everything is set to automatic and dynamic and to the last option for The MAC address of the router you choose to use computer MAC address. Click apply and wait for the page to come back. He should get back to work now!

  If it still doesn't work, please tell us how the Internet light on the front of the router is turned on (the globe).

• How close my TC must be to my modem cable?

  No matter how close I place my modem cable to my time capsule? Because only the TC will issue wireless signal I assumed that there would be no interference. Am I wrong? The modem is declining by the signal several times a day and I was wondering what could interfere with the signal. Should I ask a new modem IP address?

  Thank you

  Michael

  At this point, you really don't know if you have a problem with the modem, dropping the signal... or the TC dropping the signal.

  The way to know is temporarily connect your computer directly to the modem using an Ethernet cable connection, turn it off wireless on the computer and keeps things set up that way for a day or two to watch the connection.

  If the signal continues to fall... so that points to a modem that is bad and must be replaced.

  However, if him you continue to have a good signal without problems when the computer is connected directly to the modem, then the model is fine and the problem can probably be with the TC... and additional troubleshooting will be required.

  If the modem does not transmit a wireless signal, the TC can be found anywhere you want within reasonable limits... but you do not want to locate the TC on top of the modem or something like that. Leave a margin for products to get some air.