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• How can I configure the WAG120N as a router only?

  How can I configure the WAG120N as a router only because I don't want to use it as a modem and router?

  I want to connect the WAG120N via a cable to a modem that will make the internet connection and only use the WAG120N like a wireless router.

  Thank you for your help.

  How to configure the WAN connection? Which requires your ISP?

  Shows the status page?

  You have a working internet connection with a public IP address if you connect your computer directly to the modem? It works with two different computers?

  If you have cable internet try to use the MAC address cloning feature and clone the MAC address of the computer that has an internet connection when it is connected directly to the modem.

• Equium M50 connect to the WLan router only when security is disabled

  MY Equium M50 will connect to my ROUTER BELKIN g only MIMO when security is disabled.

  What is the reason for this please?

  Blonde bimbo!

  Hello

  Did you mean WiFi encryption that blocks the entrance to the local wireless network?
  I suppose that you have set the encryption (WPA, WEP, etc...) on your router WLan but didn't configure the wireless network adapter.

  Well, in my opinion, you should check out what WLan encryption makes the card holder and then choose it on the WLan router. The encryption key must be set to the router and the laptop!

• N2048 level 3 - routing only some VLAN?

  Imagine this scenario - simplified our desired mounting

  VLAN 1 - Server vlan 192.168.1.0/24

  VLAN 2 - customer VLANs 192.168.2.0/24

  VLAN 50 - guest wifi vlan 192.168.50.0/24

  We want to move freely between VLANS and VLAN 1 2 but prevents all movement of traffic at VLAN50

  I have read and understand this guide routing VLAN from Dell , but this covers only the scenario when you are happy for everything to flow between all the VLANS.

  I have a few questions that it would be great to have some help with

  (1) global routing - we believe that if we

  IP routing

  This will bring all the VLAN is not what we want - correct?

  (2) However, if there is no IP address defined on the interface VLAN 50, it won't drive, correct? So as not long that no VLAN we want to isolate has an IP address assigned to that VLAN, no routing?

  Thus, we could then issue a command "ip Routing", and we would get what we want, provided never configure us an IP address on the interface VLAN 50. What we'll call "Solution A" - how?

  (3) static routing - if we emit static routes to specific subnets this will allow all the VLANS whose defined on the interface IP address to route their

  for example if I do

  IP route 192.168.1.0 255.255.255.0 192.168.1.1

  then VLAN 2 VLAN 1, but can can 50 VLAN

  Is this fair?

  (4) However, if, I ever create a route to VLAN 50, then although traffic could channel VLAN 50 to VLAN 1, answers could never return once again - right?

  We will call this B - walk-it solution?

  (5) if we wanted to make static routes that only apply in some VLAN it looks as if DNOS has a setting of vlan for the command from road ip - but I can find no explanation of exactly what it means or how it works?

  We will call this solution C - would this work?

  (6) Finally, assuming that all of these solutions work, which is the best solution?

  Thank you.

  The # ip routing command, performs the overall active routing. For routing to occur the VLAN must have an IP address. You are right, if the VLAN is L2 only and does not have an IP assigned to it, deals with this VLAN will not able to reach the other VLANs.

  Static routes will be used to direct traffic to the next network hop. This is usually used to indicate traffic in your firewall. Static routes would not be to direct traffic to a VIRTUAL LAN to another VIRTUAL LAN on the same switch.

  What camera do you use as your firewall? It is not uncommon to set up a similar scenario to your solution A. leave the road to switch between server and client VLAN. Then leave comments VLAN in L2 and the trunk of the VLAN to the firewall. Then let the firewall manage access to resources on the network and internet guests.

  Another option would be to enable routing between all the VLANS, but then apply an ACL to restrict access on the guest VLAN. Page 629 of the user's guide begins detailing ACL, how they work and how they are configured.

  http://Dell.to/1WFiTWT

• How2: access my office laptop via my router only, does not go on internet

  Hi, at home, I sometimes I could use a desktop from my laptop to my desktop sharing session.  At home, my laptop connects to the office through the internet.  My office is also.

  I want to be able to use my desktop computer to connect to my laptop for I can have a desktop sharing remote, but without this communication on the internet.  I mean that both are connected to the same router.  So for maximum speed, I need to the sharing session only switch from laptop to router and then to the office and reverse the path while the normal activity of the network from my laptop's internet to the desktop.

  So I want just the connection sharing desktop NOT to go on the internet.

  Is this possible?

  How do I put in place?

  I tried the option "Invite a friend to help" and established a remote connection. But the connection is slow. So, I'm sure that all this goes to internet before even reaching each PC.  I want the fastest possible connection and it goes no further then my router.

  Hello

  Thank you for visiting Microsoft Community and we provide a detailed description of the issue.

  I suggest you to send your request in the TechNet forums to get the problem resolved.

  Please visit the link below to send your query in the TechNet forums:

  https://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/home?category=w7itpro

  Hope this information is useful. Please come back to write to us if you need more help, we will be happy to help you.

• Motherboard has 2 ethernet ports. both are connected to the router, only 1 is sending/receiving information.

  OK, my onderstanding I should be able to define a place for sending and one for receiving. How I do that... Both are connected to the router. If I unplug one, the other to rest and then work. But my? is how to work both for sending / and the reception. I have an ASUS Crosshair 590 MB, internet by cable that goes from router then to computer... the any 2 are connected to the router. SOMEONE HAS IT PLS! Can help to ya? THX, Nolan

  Hello

  Yes, this problem will cause a problem psychological too many users.

  Some vendors of motherboard put this second NETWORK card, because it cost them 30 cents to do this, and it seems not good for marketing.

  While users cannot let go of the poor port (30 cents) sitting there with nothing to do. (;_;)

  Jack, MVP-Networking. WWW.EZLAN.NET

• Strange double NAT, although there is only a single router

  My ISP (RCN) changed my modem at a speed greater than one.  Although a router built-in, I told them that I didn't use their router, only my Time Capsule, so they disabled.  However, my Time Capsule kept gives me an error message Double NAT and amber flashing against Green, even though everything seemed to work (wireless and wired) and said that I should switch DHCP and NAT to bridge mode.  Correction of the error, but I do not understand what caused the Double NAT if there is only a single router.  The ISP Technical Support people confirmed their control center is not the router feature on in the new modem, I ask.  They also said that their network supports DHCP, although they have other who use the Bridge Mode, although they do not support.   And they knew nothing about it, he said to ask Apple.  They also offered to switch back, but because this modem is faster at the same price.  (He called a bypass gateway 3-in-1).  Many people online told not to use his router, it's why I unplug it and only use the time Capsule.

  So if someone can give me feedback, I'd appreciate it. I must:

  1. keep running the new modem and my Time Capsule in Bridge Mode.

  2. run the new modem in DHCP mode, as they put in place and do not worry Time Capsule seeing amber / flashing Double NAT error.

  3 swap back to the previous modem, which was 50 Mbps against it with (theoretically) 155 Mbit/s (it's only works in 50-70).

  I'm not really all that, but I hope that one of you maybe.  Thank you!!!

  Although a router built-in, I told them that I didn't use their router, only my Time Capsule, so they disabled.

  ISPS often make the mistake of simply turn off the radio on a modem/router...which service does not disable the router function of the device. You still have a wired router when ISPS are making this mistake.

  However, my Time Capsule kept giving me an error message Double NAT

  This confirms again that the ISP has not disabled the function of the router to your modem/router.  On some modems/routers or gateways, it is not possible to get the device to act as a simple modem.

  The ISP Technical Support people confirmed their control center is not the router feature on in the new modem, I ask.

  The fact remains that you wouldn't see a Double NAT error unless the ISP system acted as a router... Despite what people of PSI say. You may need to get a 2nd or 3rd person-level support, who knows what they are doing.

  1. keep running the new modem and my Time Capsule in Bridge Mode.

  Yes, if you want to avoid the mistake of NAT Double... what you are doing. But, the time Capsule will not be your router.  The device of the ISP will be.

  2. run the new modem in DHCP mode, as they put in place and do not worry Time Capsule seeing amber / flashing Double NAT error.

  This only if you willing to accept the fact that the ISP did not correctly change your gateway to make it work as a simple modem only.  You might be able to get away with a Double NAT error on a simple network, but there is no reason more complicate things with a misconfiguration in unless whether there are a few reasons to do it and it can't be avoided.

  3 swap back to the previous modem, which was 50 Mbps against it with (theoretically) 155 Mbit/s (it's only works in 50-70).

  Your decision if you want to run a simple modem with time Capsule, or accept the fact that the time Capsule won't have your router when it is configured in Bridge Mode, or you see a Double NAT error on the network.

  If it were me, I would go back to what I know will work properly... the simple modem and time Capsule as the router.

• Time capsule with modem/router

  I just got the phone with Apple support and they told me that time capsule will not work itself but he need a modem/router REQUIRED to work all time capsule. Is this true? Time Capsule is a modem/router. Why on earth someone would buy something for $ 600, which is not even replace the old modem router? I spend $ 200 on a 3 TB hard drive and do the same work. Please answer.

  Time Capsule is a modem/router.

  No, this is not correct.

  The Capsule is a router only. It doesn't have a modem on board. If you have a Time Capsule and you want to be able to access the Internet, you will need a modem to connect to the time Capsule.

  More providers of Internet services (ISP) provide modems/routers and modems to their customers to connect to their service. Please contact your ISP and ask them what they recommend.

• Satellite P100-160 refuses to connect to my router 3Com with WPA - PSK

  Help! My new laptop Toshiba refuses to connect to my router 3Com (f/w 2.06T13) model 3cWDR100A on WPA - PSK. The router only supports TKIP (no AES).

  The laptop, a Satellite P100-160 is under Vista Home Premium with the latest Intel 3945 11.5.0.32 driver and I tried the version of the site Web of Toshiba version mentioned in other threads (and a few other versions also).

  Either way, I don't like latest driver hit with content identical binary files and different date stamps or running of the anonymous installers that have not been digitally signed.

  The problem is that non-encrypted, or WEP works perfectly, but WPA - PSK is not. It fails with a diagnostic message 'timeout for secondary keys. The thing will be very occasionally connect to the network without a timeout (before I tried to improve things with the last pilot about 1 in 20 attempts after a reboot, now it comes rather from 1 to 100). If I can be sure that the password is correct. When it connects everything is fine and stable with excellent signal until the first suspended and then the connection is lost. It's more than a little irritating.

  I see several topics of doom similar networks to Vista support groups. They all seem to hinge around WPA - PSK TKIP and WiFi Intel chipset x 945 in combination with certain models of router. Please can anyone help solve this mess?

  I've seen other threads of networking in Vista by users with this specific Intel chipset and my router model having exactly the same problem and so far nobody has found a solution. I checked the basics of knowledge (MS & 3Com) and tried a few plausible fixes, but nothing helped. I'm out of ideas.

  It seems a little absurd to demote network security to make the latest PC works correctly. Dumping Vista (however tempting) is not an option.

  Thanks for any suggestions or diagnostics.

  Kind regards
  Martin Brown

  Hello Martin

  As you can see this is not Toshiba specific stuff and if there is no 'global solution' I don't really know what Toshiba should do about it. As you all know it should support hardware and software (driver), but if not I don't really see a solution for this.
  Who should offer a solution? Toshiba or Intel?  :|

• (Model: D6000 ac750) Only the Power LED comes on after start

  Hello

  When I turn on my router, only the power LED comes on, no other LED lights. Ive been waiting for awhile as well, switching router on and outside, from time to time but its still the same result, only power LED lights

  I think this happened because of the failure of an attempt to upgrade my modem firmware, which I clicked on another tab, stop the download. After that, the modem turned off and only the power LED came on when I switched it back on

  any help would be apperciated, thank you

  NotGTAV

  I would say that the modem can be bricked you wish to contact Netgear phone support if it is still under warranty.

  http://support.NETGEAR.com/general/contact/default.aspx

  DarrenM

• Printer HP B209a does not get the IP address of my router

  Computer is a HP G71 running under Windows 7 64-bit

  Router is a NETGEAR's WNR3500L with the latest firmware and a unique SSID

  Using the latest version of the software install HP B209a

  Towards the end of the installation for the wireless feature, the installation stops and tells me that my PC is on a network other than my printer.  All wireless devices connected to my router have 10.0.0 # IP addresses.  Through many installs the printers IP address is constantly as 192.168.0.109.  The summary on the printer wireless shows my unique routers SSID but when I open my router software and devices attached, the printer is not listed.  My router is attached to a simple DSL modem with no wireless features.  I tried the following hotfixes recommended in these forums.

  1. Connect the printer to the router through WPS with push button.  Connection is returned as a success, but identified printer router SSID as grabbled alphanumeric characters and not an IP address.  Router does not show the printer in the devices.  During the printing installation software PC and printer fail to communicate when the USB cable is connected.
  2. Connect the printer to the router through WPS with PIN.  Connection is returned as a success, but all the information in the router has been changed and all other wireless devices disconnected.  Connection to the router has shown the SSID THAT became grabbled of alphanumeric characters and the security key was changed.  No wireless device was attached to the router, but the wired connections remain intact.  Fixed key SSID and security.  All other wireless devices back in place, printer does not have.
  3. Ping network devices.  Ping 10.0.0.1 to 7 came back as successful.  192.168.1.109 ping failed.
  4. IP address of the printer has entered into a browser address bar.  Returns a Google search page, but not for access to the network printer.  Address of more than one entry address bar and couldn't connect to 10.0.0.1 (router) and 192.168.0.1 (DSL modem)
  5. Unplug the DSL modem router.  All wireless devices to connect to the router but do not have access to the internet.  During the installation of the printer software, when you are prompted to connect the USB to the PC, printer and PC fail to communicate.
  6. Turned off the Windows Firewall, both public and private without success
  7. Used the Hp network diagnostic utility and it does not can find printer.

  I have installed and uninstalled the software several times.  The printer has always identified my identifier SSID is correct and the network key.  But during the finalization of installation I get the message and cannot connect PC printer because they are on different networks.  I have no idea where the printer receives the IP address.  It should be an address from the router, but it is not.  IP address of the modem DSL IS in the format # 192.168.0, but given that the modem is the base model with the wireless or network capabilities, the printer cannot logically connect to it.  I tried to unplug the router and the printer several times without success.  The possibility of changing the IP of the printer through the browser is not possible for the reasons given in 4.  What are the other options to change the IP address of the printer?  If I can assign an address # 10.0.0, I think it will solve my problems.

  Is your DSL modem is a modem/router combo (most are)?  If so, it probably has a structure of 192.168.0.X and is probably a wired router (only).

  This DSL modem/router is attached to the WAN, or one of the LAN ports on the back of the Netgear?  Try to move to the other type of port, and then restart both routers.

  On the front of the printer, click the settings 'Restore defaults' and wireless the wireless radio.

  Finally, the Netgear settings, here are some tips:

  1 make sure that DHCP is active, the SSID is not hidden and that MAC filtering is not enabled.

  2. ensure that the 802.11 g mode (as well as other modes is very well).

  3. use WPA or WPA encryption, not WEP (it is not secure and may cause connection problems)

  4 change the channel of the Netgear to 11 (Yes, I know it makes no sense, but it works).

• Windows XP cannot see that the internet can only see LAN

  We have a small network in my house. My router was set to WEP security (I know its too old, but my windows xp laptop computer does not work with WPA or newer). And I also added mac filtering for more security addresses. This network has worked well for 2 years.

  Meanwhile in a cell phone (that has windows XP sp3) so its wireless network broke, and we couldn't get living, then we just plugged on the router via a cable.

  Recently I had to reset my router because I forgot a password and I could add anything to the mac filter list.

  After that, I put at 'the original' for example WEP + mac filtering (only the passwords have been changed).

  Now everything is working fine, 2 laptops (both Windows 7 a), 2 readers, network all our phones smart etc can connect again, the only laptop (with Windows XP) problem.

  The XP laptop can see LAN (two disks) and router only (ping works), but in any browser (firefox, chrome, iexplorer) give me a Web site cannot loaded in the background: error 105, Err_name_not_resolved.

  I tried names ping (google.com) and different ip addresses (for example my ISP dns server address) but I get no answer 100% packet loss. I tried a lot of things that they did not help

  (1) has tried to change my XP for some fix + fix dns ip (I found these adressis in my router configuration/network configuration)
  (2) then I put back to dynamic ip once again in the line of cmd ipconfig release, ipconfig/reset, etc., I checked all addresses was going well everywhere (I mean gateway, DHCP server, dns server, looked well with dynamic ip too)
  
  (3) then I found similar position
  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_xp-Networking/cannot-ping-outside-my-local-network/de73a1f9-ef4b-E011-8dfc-68b599b31bf5
  so I tried also what is in the post
  "netsh winsock reset" "netsh int ip reset" then "ipconfig/flushdns" then restart computer

  Nothing helped so I registered here, maybe I answer.

  you might need this information:

  the laptop has Windows XP service pack 3 language _german_
  Cisco EPC2425 router is
  The two networks wdstorage discs + mybookworld... I think they are the two Western Digital stuff. I'm not sure, I can look after if its important (I don't think)
  So, I got two disks still attached. (so 3 connection of the UTP in the router is used, two for disks for the windows XP laptop)

  If something is not clear, ask me please

  
  Thank you for your answer
  Robert

  Hi Robert,.

  Thank you for updating us the status of the case.

  I suggest that temporarily disable you the firewall.

  I recommend you to test name resolution

  A DNS server provides host name resolution. If you cannot connect to a server on the Internet by using its FQDN, there could be a problem with the DNS configuration of your dial-up connection to your ISP or DNS server of your ISP.

  To determine if there is a problem with the DNS configuration of your dial-up to your ISP connection, follow these steps:

  a. at a command prompt, type ipconfig/all, and then press ENTER to display the IP address of your DNS server. If the IP address of your DNS server does not appear, contact your ISP for the IP address of your DNS server.

  (b) to verify that your computer can communicate with your DNS server, ping IP address of your DNS server. The response looks like this:

  Rattling #. ###. ###. # with 32 bytes of data:

  Response to #. ###. ###. #: bytes = 32 time = 77ms TTL = 28
  Response to #. ###. ###. #: bytes = 32 time = 80ms TTL = 28
  Response to #. ###. ###. #: bytes = 32 time = 78ms TTL = 28
  Response to #. ###. ###. #: bytes = 32 time = 79ms TTL = 28

  The series of digital signs (#. #. #. #) represents the IP address of the DNS server.

  If you can't ping the IP address of the DNS server successfully, contact your ISP to verify that you are using the IP address and the DNS server is working properly.
   
  When you have verified the correct IP address of your DNS server, update the settings of your connection to your ISP's dial-up TCP/IP. To change or add a valid IP address for your DNS server for a dial-up Networking phonebook entry, follow these steps:

  a. in Control Panel, double-click network connections.

  b. right click on your Internet connection, click Properties and then click the network tab.

  c. click the Internet Protocol adapter, and then click Properties.

  d. click use the following DNS server address, and then type the correct IP address in the preferred DNS server box.

  e. click OK, and then click OK again.

  If you need Windows guru, do not hesitate to post your questions and we will be happy to help you.

• Router WRT54G3G-ST - no internet connection - cannot reset the router

  Hello.  Some longer story certainly not short (I apologize for the length of hiking...  I don't know what is and isn't important, will scan, please...  I'm sorry...) : recently my computer (Dell XPS 400, Windows XP Service Pack 3, Internet Explorer 7 with phishing filter and pop-up blocker on, SiteAdvisor, up-to-date McAfee Anti-virus and Firewall and a router Wireless-G Linksys WRT54G3G-ST with its AC adapter plugged into the wall power outlet and a network cable directly connected to my computer.) received a drive-by generic.DX!12536d125737 Trojan horse without me download whatever it is one of the few sites I visit every day.  My internet connection has crawled, and I have now no connection at all.

  I've been making McAfee good volunteers forums help quick and very helpful...  They recommended Malwarebytes Anti-Malware for me, I downloaded my own second computer (a laptop) on my flash drive, then on my infected computer.  I ran, tried adapting so recommended, and only then discovered the Trojan horse killed my broadband entirely.  I scanned with it anyway and he quickly found and deleted / quarantine 11 Adware.MyWebSearch related files, but nothing else.  Then, they gave me a link to a patch off updater file and tells me scan in SafeMode until nothing else has been found and check if it has fixed my lack of broadband access.  I did, Malwarebytes found nothing else, but unfortunately I still had no broadband.

  Then, they recommended WinsockXPFix.  Which I ran and he did all his OK registry changes, I restarted if necessary but still no broadband unfortunately.  WinsockXPFix using make things worse for me with the registry changes, did he?  I used the backup of the registry to save the registry before changed files before running.  Should I come back since I don't always have a broadband connection?  McAfee volunteers kindly then told me that I had to hard reset the router, but I tried many times with no fortune.  I'm at a loss as to what, if anything, do we hope to get my broadband, please...

  It is very confusing with many different variants for resetting routers, and what should I do to my router model (Variations: unplug this cable/adapter exactly where; pressed the reset button between 5 and 30 seconds, the computer restarts, or no, 1 or 2 minutes between different steps, waiting or not - and for all these exactly when in the restart procedure.).

  I have reset once before with the reset button, page of routers to http://192.168.1.1default admin password, then it changed to security, etc. but this time I can't make it work.  I'm happy as possible to try once again to get an appointment by perhaps, something please...  When I go to http://192.168.1.1 now, or to any other address, Internet Explorer gripes at me that I am offline, which is annoyingly correct.  I do not have and never had Zone Alarm, but disable my McAfee Firewall does not help.  IPCONFIG at the command prompt gives me an address of 169.254.X.X assigned Windows

  I was going to use the routers Wizard installation CD to try to reset the router, and if that didn't try to get its firmware version number to perhaps upgrade.  But I was going to ask here first of all for expert advice because I read a lot of things that can go wrong during the upgrade of the firmware.  However, analysis the CD (without launching the CD). McAfee found the virus W32/HLLP. Philis.ini in the file "D:\_desktop.ini" on the CD.  McAfee didn't delete the file, I don't know why.
  I scanned my computer together several times and no infections have been reported.  I downloaded the file several times, both www.virustotal.com (39 online antivirus) and virusscan.jotti.org (20 online virus scanners) and every time each virus scanner didn't report any possible infection.  My updated virus scanner McAfee reported a false positive and still Jotti and VirusTotal 2 scanners from McAfee report the file as own probable?  Is "_desktop.ini" a file legitimate Linksys?  I have not found any information on Linksys forums about this.  My problems just keep multiplying... mentioning problems more...

  Find this suspicious file on the CD I decided to download instead the Linksys Setup Wizard
  (Router product page: http://www.linksysbycisco.com/US/en/support/WRT54G3G-ST/download )
  File: http://downloads.linksysbycisco.com/downloads/WRT54G3G-ST_SetupWizard_4_2_06042008.zip)
  my flash drive, then on my infected computer that is connected to the router.  I ran it (downloaded the version of the file: 4.2.0.007 - original version CD Setup Wizard: 4.0 print on CD front) and immediately gave it 1 of the 3 options: Mobile broad band only, high flow only WAN, or WAN high throughput and high speed Mobile.  I don't know what damage, if any, I caused by continuing.
  It seemed that he was trying to go in the entire router configuration process.  I thought it would take me to some options to reset the router, as I read in the user's Guide, and besides - it is my understanding.  The installation process stopped at only 30% done "router not found, make sure that the router is connected correctly and try again."  How many Overwrite original router configuration files I did continue?  I'm quite confused.  The wizard does not check if the router has previously been set up before setting up again?  Unlike version caused my router to not be detected by the Setup Wizard?  Is the horse of Troy generic.DX!12536d125737 who killed my trash to wide band my computer settings so badly that my router is undetectable/essentially not configured?

  Update of sorts: I tried one last time to reset the router, and I unplugged/plugged the network cable.  The fact that I had still no broadband on my Dell XPS main use computer that is connected to the Linksys router.  However, my laptop, with map data in the router, was for the first time able to find network - constant connection and speed is great, it's what she allways has been on the laptop (the Trojan/router problems, my laptop only for broadband with the data in the laptop card.).  Perhaps the cable network was simply not re-connected properly/entirely for 1 of the many attempts of resetting, indeed, it could also explain the downloading, installation wizard is not able to find the router/only get 30% done.

  Laptop prompt IPCONFIG/all with data card Sprint inserted into the slot of your laptop:
  IP = 174.158.XX.XXX (Sprint)
  Subnet mask = 255.255.255.255
  68.28.90.91 = DNS servers
  68.28.82.91

  Laptop prompt IPCONFIG/all with Sprint data card inserted in the router:
  192.168.1.1XX = IP address
  Subnet mask = 255.255.255.0
  Default gateway = 192.168.1.1
  = 192.168.1.1 DHCP server
  Servers DNS = 192.168.1.1

  Since my laptop started to work with the data card into the router, I have not tried again to reset the router and I tried the downloaded installation wizard.  I don't want to spoil anything about it any further as I have (?) / the Trojan has, and I need expert advice, please, about which of the 2 if not more, I do (first?).  On my laptop, typing http://192.168.1.1 in Internet Explorer Gets the ToolTip for the user name and password, but I did not.  I read that you should not reset the router or (?) Is it just 1 or two please?) upgrade the firmware unless the computer is connected directly to the router - that is not my laptop.  On my other computer that still has no broadband, Internet Explorer still says I am offline when you type http://192.168.1.1 in.  My IP address on it is still a 169.254.X.X assigned Windows and a command PING 192.168.1.1 prompt returns with 'Destination host unreachable.', as it has been always and even with all the other addresses (with the exception of 169.254.X.X).

  Boring 2nd "update" of all kinds, my apologies for the length, as always: I've been so focused on the horse of Trojan/broadband killing that cluelessly largely forgot I switched with AOL.  Try AOL dial-up does not work, madness thickens...  Software AOL tells me to check my connection, but all the phone cords are connected as should be.  I plugged a phone directly into the wall jack and I get the tone, I can call OK and the phone rings and receives calls OK.  State of the devices-Modems-Properties-Device Manager says that the modem is not working properly, and "resources" tab shows no conflicts.  Query Modem on the diagnosis tab seems OK to me, as does the journal, but I'm certainly not an expert like allways.  I change all the settings from anywhere.
  I noticed and that check IPCONFIG it says that my IP address is 192.168.1.100 it lasts maybe that someday (then goes back to 169.254.X.X), maybe more, I don't know - I don't check that often to define (should I?).  Meanwhile my broadband, or my works switched.  I can PING 192.168.1.100, but nothing else.  I am convinced the wrong killed Trojan horse my broadband and dial-up - I've never had a problem with my prior V.9x DFVc Modem 56 K Conexant D850.  In addition, I am not convinced the Trojan horse is not still lurk everywhere on my computer, I think that it's...

  Any help with the restoration of my high speed/dial-up is greatly appreciated, please...  Thank you!

  Hello.  There has been entirely too long since I answered, I'm sorry.  There is no excuse, and it is terribly rude to me...  You took the time to read and answer me, and I appreciate very much that in effect.  I apologize for being late, I'm sorry...

  After that I left my message, I downloaded several virus/spyware scanners, etc from my laptop on my USB key, then my other computer for some in-depth analysis necessary.  Was one I downloaded Network Magic that somehow, some way fixed both my high speed/dial-up internet on my main computer is connected to the router WRT54G3G-ST.  I don't know what/how he fixed my connection, but the connection high speed flow works brilliantly since...  Network Magic has worked for me, and I highly recommend it to all those who have stubborn lack of internet problems (caused by Trojans to this) that I did.  There is no guarantee this will work, but it did for me in my amazement.

  Network Magic, as is the Linksys is owned by the parent company Cisco.  Respectfully to all the knowledgeable experts here (which clearly I'm not), I don't want to venture out of the limits.  I'm trying to simply hope to be useful and save a few headaches for both you volunteers and users... buy a new router or the computer was in my mind, with all due respect, I recommend suggesting to try Network Magic users if the reset of the router/all other fails, please.  I used WinsockXPFix/WinsockFix utility before using Network Magic, I don't know if it matters.

  I also upgraded my package of McAfee, I installed on my old software rather than uninstall the first, which caused errors in all things virus scanner a critical need.  I install right now, but it caused some delay to refocus my time.  Some virus scans found many Trojan horses, some were same / in the same folders that killed my broadband - which stopped me in my tracks to ensure a clean uninfected.

  Certainly, it doesn't fully explain the long time, and I'm sorry, once again.  It's just that I'm being cautious and slow in all this.  To answer the first very good idea, you did: Unfortunately, there is no room on my other computer to connect the router in to, which even so caused frustration (at the time).  I forgot to include this in my post new length of countless things to see / do not forget...  It was a brilliant idea, however, I thank you...

  Thank you for your time and your help, I appreciate it sincerely...  Thank you...  I think and hope that this matter is resolved.  It seems to be, the router works perfectly as it always has, and I am positively happy as can be in this regard.  Thank you...  Peace...

• As a simple router WRT610N

  Hi all...

  I just installed a new WRT610N to replace my old router + access point who died days ago.

  The Setup is simple enough:

  WAN interface with address static 192.168.0.2/24 GW 192.168.0.1 (my main firewall)

  LAN interface with 192.168.10.0/24 static address, DHCP enabled to assign addresses to 192.168.10.100 to 192.168.10.199

  Everything works from a computer connected to the WRT610N LAN subnet (wired or wireless)... I can ping 192.168.10 *, * 192.168.0, 192.168.2 * (the subnet connected to the firewall DMZ) and internet connection (also through the firewall) works as expected.

  But from a computer on the network * 192.168.0 (the subnet on which the WAN WRT610 interface is connector), there is no way to reach the machines that are on the LAN subnet. I created a static route in the main firewall, and to be sure, I also tried with a static route on a computer that is connected to the subnet 192.168.0 * (route add 192.168.10.0 mask 255.255.255.0 Gateway 192.168.0.2)... no way.

  SPI Firewall is disabled and also each of the filters.

  What I am doing wrong?

  Thank you in advance...

  CiaoCiaoSergio

  Your router should still active NAT. With NAT, the router only translation of IP addresses between the address LAN IP addresses as well as the WAN IP address. Because of this, the LAN is inaccessible. That's how any consumer type router protects the LAN from the internet.

  You must disable NAT. It is usually on the Advanced Routing page. It is call "NAT" or "Mode of operation".

  Bridge mode = active NAT.
  Router mode = disabled NAT.

  If you have configured the correct static route on your firewall, it should work then...

  Make sure that your firewall then, provides NAT for the subnet WRT. With disabled NAT IP addresses * 192.168.10 will get to the firewall. If your firewall is not configured to do NAT for 192.168.10. * He'll send those not changed in the internet where they will be discontinued.

  Of course, if you want a full interconnectivity between WRT LAN and WAN side then you should consider setting up as plain simple access point connecting it via a LAN port to your existing LAN. That would save all routing and NAT problems...

• Parameter WRT110 to 'G' only

  Does anyone know how to change the 'G' router only?

  My mother has a Kindle and Kindle tech say it won't work with "N".

  Even if I reset the router to make sure that the password is correct, the Kindle again wrong password.

  I don't know why the wireless "N" would make the inaccessible password.

  If none know how it would be greatly appreciated, because I spent 4 hours trying to connect this Kindle.

  Thanks in advance

  Dan

  I'll have to go back tomorrow, she is all thumbs when it comes to computers. I'll let you know tomorrow.

  Thanks again

  Dan