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• Quick question on network printing when you use e3000 in cascade mode

  HELO there! I'm new to the community and would be very happy if someone can help me please with a small question I have?

  I just got Verizon FiOs in my house and still have my old Linksys e3000 router. I was reading online that it is possible to configure as an another access point wireless or cascade to expand my wifi. However, I am in a pinch of becaue I have I used to print wireless from my laptop. My printers are connected by ethernet to my router. I don't know if I can make the LAN - LAN configuration so I was looking at the LAN - WAN configuration procedure, but he said something on that there are separate networks (2) instead of (1) if I like that. I'm unable to connect a wire from my Verizon for the Linksys router.

  So my question is, if I do LAN - WAN configuration cascading, I would be still able to print from my printers if they are always connected to the e3000 if I am connected to the main network? Or if I should move to the other network before printing?

  I apologize if my question makes no sense - I don't have a lot of experience with routers or the words with her.

  I would be very happy if someone could help me. Thank you!

  I followed this guide - http://www.linksys.com/ca/support-article?articleNum=132275

  Cascading E3000 LAN to LAN works perfectly with the existing configuration of the printer.

  In waterfall or connect a Linksys router to another router

  Things to keep in mind when cascading a second router:

  1. Change the IP address of the secondary router to something like 192.168.1.254 so its on the same network, but is not in conflict with the main router
  2. Make sure that the DHCP service is disabled on the secondary router
  3. Make sure that nothing is ever connected to the Internet port on the secondary router

• Question E3000: "duplicate name.

  New Member here - hi.  I bought an E3000 router to replace a competing product that had begun to lose its settings sporadically.  For what it's worth, the device is connected to three connections - my main office, my backup of Windows Home Server machine and printer in network - and wired talks to a bunch of laptops wireless.

  I've changed the SSID - I guess that Cisco calls it the "network name" - which I currently use, and this changed du.1 subnet for the sous-reseau.2 to avoid having to diddle the fixed addresses on Windows Home Server box and the network printer.  Perhaps it is relevant; Maybe not.

  The problem is that many (not all) laptops to connect and generate a Windows warning box, "a duplicate name exists on the network.  Obviously, laptops have individual names; There is no duplicate.  As an experiment, I took one of them on the Working Group, giving it another name of garbage for the Working Group, and now I can't put it back in the Working Group expected due to the problem of "duplicate name".

  This issue rings a Bell with anyone?  A quick search of the forum here didn't come with anything promise immediately.

  Art

  I've never done the spokesperson.  After a factory reset operation failed improve things, I changed the name of the network, as long as I liked one that I had used and all my problems went away.  He has collaborated with no complaints from any of the multiple wired and wireless computers.

  I'm still at a loss to explain that has been cached names and fool the router.

  Art

• E3000 as or to get a better access point?

  Hello, I installed an EA8500 router as my main 'brain' The entire House is wired ethernet. I have a House of very good size, so upstairs in my room... the signal of the iphone is not the best... I had a previous firmware Linksys E3000 current tomato from my router laying around... so I have set up to work as a WIRED Access Point and it works fine.

  Now my question is... I would purchase say... An AC Wireless extender/access point? Is there a different big an E3000 and a real access point/range extender wireless?

  Thank you all

  Hi manofice. If you have a lot of wireless devices that are capable AC and having a challenge with the connection to the EA8500, then Yes, it may be preferable to get an AC range extender. But if only the iPhone was having a problem with wireless connectivity and you mentioned adding the E3000 as access point is working fine, then it is not necessary to get an Extender for the moment.

  Hope that helps.

  Liezl-10104

  LInksys technical support

• Update Linksys E3000

  I installed the firmware on my Linksys E3000 router.  I downloaded the software of Linksys.  Now when I connect to the router, I get a page from IBM with a "security warning" and three options: do not submit, submit anyway, and I trust this site, do not alert me again.  It says also "any information you enter on this page, including the user names and passwords, should be sent over an unencrypted connection and could easily be read by a third party".

  That is what it is?

  Tried restarting.  Still have the question.  I posted a screenshot.

  Thank you

• E3000 slow network

  Hey all,.

  I just upgraded to an E3000 to a WRT54G and I'm having some trouble with the speed of the network.

  I have no special settings and even tried to restore the default settings and upgrade to the latest firmware, nothing done.

  Time, I notice that the biggest success is when transferring files locally on the network (WiFi and LAN).

  Let me see that I don't know the difference between MB/s & Mb/s and other...

  I have Comcast 20 MB/s down, 1.5 MB/s up (just an info, the main issue is transfer the)

  With the default settings, my laptop (ASUS N82JQ, Atheros AR9285 Wireless Network Adapter), connects to the router to only 65 MB/s (with full signal).

  Download seems to be more decent ~600KB/s (file transfer wireless-n laptop desktop gigabit).

  Download seems to be limited to ~150KB/s (copy of files from the wired desktop to the portable wireless n gigabit).

  These speeds are horrible! ~ 5 hours of 3GB of data transfer!

  One of my laptops had a card that has been able to the 2.4 & 5 Ghz and I was previously receiving ~2000-5000KB/s transfers (2-5 MB/s) with this router (but I had to do a system restore on it and reset the router). My ASUS laptop seems to work only with 2.4 Ghz however. If I change the 2.4Gh the wireless settings of the router to "Auto (20 MHz or 40 MHz)" the laptop connects at 150 MB/s, but the speeds are the same slow as speeds above.

  Desperately need help.

  Dave

  OMG... I found an answer, when I was reading this thread:

  http://www.ads-links.com/index.php/how-to-fix-Windows-Vista-slow-network-transfer.html

  I had already eliminated the possibilities of the Antivirus/Firewall... But still had the problem.
  I saw the post of "alex on September 4, 2007" talk to disable IPv6 and QoS on the properties of the adapter...

  I tried turning off on my connection LAN Gigabit and Whoosh! I'm ~54MB/s! Much, much, much better than 150 KB/s.

  I turned QoS on the LAN adapter and I always get good speeds... So, that tells me there is something to do with IPv6 between the router and the computers that something is not love.

  I have yet to reset the settings of my WiFi (I did a firmware update and factory default), but it is expected... I will report my findings!

  Edit: Disabled IPv6 on the adapter wireless and re-tested... and guess what 9 + MB/s! YES!

  So, the next question is, why don't the router plays well with computers that have IPv6 installed/activated?

• Access remote USB to E3000 problem?

  Hello

  I recently got the E3000 router because it has USB and is simultaneous dual band router.

  It is connected to the ATT modem + router. I disabled wireless 2wire ATT modem and connected the linksys router.

  Now, after much playing with it, I have configured the USB key to work and being visible on the network, Media Server also seems to work very well.

  Now I need help with the following:

  Now what I'm trying to do is have remote access to my USB connected hard drive on the internet.

  Also, I want to put the USB HDD as media download drive. For example if I'm downloading a large file or download torrent I want it either directly into the USB connected HDD.

  Also in my computer/network, I have the disc visible as a computer and when I double click on it, it ask me for the admin and password user id and I have access available files, that I do not understand why is this? Because the same thing can be achieved by "map network drive" then what is the difference between the two?

  Waiting for answer

  Thanks for the help guys

  For your 1st question: Yes, the problem is with your configuration. The E4200 needs direct access to the internet, but in this case it is "hidden" behind a NAT (your att gateway) device. You must find a way to dumb down your front door so that it becomes just a modem.

  If you have att u-verse, then you must look for a story on your gateway 2wire called demilitarized zone more and put in place to allow your router to be seen on the internet that will allow you to remote access to the storage unit.

  As for your 2nd question: there is no way to do it. Your pc should be while you download files.

• Linksys E3000 - connectivity - can't access Admin setup, etc.

  I had some connectivity issues. I have Cox and a cable modem connected to an E3000 wireless router. Both wireless and direct connections are normally working on my Windows XP computer.

  This morning there was no internet connectivityt. I decided to try to access my router admin page. I couldn't get him. I'm positive, I entered the correct DNS number because it works now. I even turned off wireless to make sure she's trying to connect by ethernet b/c admin wireless access is disabled. This is my main question. What possible reason could I login on my admin page. The router is o. It is plugged it. I even restarted and I still couldn't connect to it? I did an ipconfig/release and / renew and which did not.

  Ok. So I connect my computer directly to the cable modem. My internet is now. It is still a little buggy, but. (In other words, as soon as I open my browser, my google.com homepage says the same thing... without connecttivity. Ok. So, I'm trying to update... It says the same thing. Ok. Then I try another link. It works now. I try google again. It works now. I repeat again and again close and reopen my browser and it's like he's not only the first page you are trying to open.)

  But, I digress. It's the router. So I set about how it was - Internet through the router to the computer. Now, magically, it works, and I can access the Web page and admin?

  So, why couldn't access my router page before. Cox is this coming Tuesday? Does this sound like something is wrong on their end or is it the router.

  Router about a basic configuration, but I don't change the IP start and the range of IP addresses to include only 6 possible connections.

  Yes. I tried everything but now the buttong reset for 30 seconds. Instead, I just unplugged. Nevertheless, there is STILL NO REASON I wouldn't be able to connect to my router a minute and the next minute I can? And the only thing that changes is that I disconnected 1 Ethernet and then plugged it back it later. Unless it was a bad connection or a cable, but I checked that already.

  Forgotten. No help here.

• Queries E3000

  Looking at upgrading my router to an e3000 however I have a few questions.

  I could fell on as a bit thick with this one, but I read that you need a modem to get the router to work, I can't get my head around what I've not met before. I always thought that the router was the modem!

  I have also heard that the E3000 works only with the ISP cable and not ADSL, is it true?

  Hello

  E3000 is a true router (not a modem-router).

  Accordingly, it requires a modem (cable or DSL) for Internet access...

• Switching mode of EPC 3925 / router E3000 speed 20% loss

  my setup is EPC 3925 Switch mode - E3000 router mode

  my ISP speed is 200 Mbps I only have 160 MB/s maximum and is not stable

  When I use the EPC 3925 I get 200 Mbps

  can someone explain why this happens

  takwansani wrote:

  Thanks Meegosh and nerD_sayer for answers

  one last question what happens if ask my ISP to swap the 3925 to a modem router as the 3208

  I gain speed?

  Yes. It is better to have just a modem ordinary to avoid double NAT issues as well as port easier opening if it is necessary to do so.

• 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

• Strange behavior E3000/observation

  I have been using my E3000 for about 5 months and I have something interesting to share.  If a jump between me and my final destination has a latency problem that this router seems to amplify the latency when you do a trace route.  When this is the case I noticed that if I swap on the E3000 with my backup router hop has still bad latency, but the overal trace road is not amplified through the stretch with problems.  If I swap back, connection to the internet as a whole with the E3000 is delivered to a crawl.  If I swap back to the backup router, the problem is not amplified and my internet connection is quite usable but with the E3000 in place, it is extremely slow.

  I have myself given permutation routers when a jump is problems to keep my connection can be used, but ideally, I would like to know how or what is freaking this thing out or am I confused?

  For example... If I had to do a tracert to destination XYZ with the E3000 and step by step is having issues a trace would look like this:

  0

  1

  13

  24

  540<-- bad="">

  580

  600

  (and my internet connection is terrible)

  Now if I had to use my router backup during this condition my trace back like this:

  0

  1

  13

  540<-- bad="">

  35

  45

  (And my Internet connetion is acceptable)

  Thanks for the ideas.  Regardless of whether or not it is connected by cable, there is a problem with the router "amplify" questions from my ISP while my old Netgear does not prescheduled the same behavior.

  There is only one version of the available bios and no update.  However I solved the problem by installing the firmware of the tomato and the router now works perfectly.  I also enjoy having VPN.

• Network - E3000 drive

  I recently installed a new router, E3000, and I cannot map attached thumb drive.  I can connect through the router to the internet very well and I had used Cisco connect to access the storage menu to create the share.  Then, when I try to map the drive as detailed in article 21517, I received a drive letter and put the address of the file, and a small window titled Security window with the following information:

  Enter the password to connect to 192.168.1.1

  User name:

  Password:

  Domaiin: [with the name of the computer that I use]

  So the question is what username/password combo should I enter here?  I tried the user router admin & password, the WPA passphrase and SSID, the computer admin and password name and the Homwgroup and password.  None of these work.  This shouldn't be too difficult.  Am I missing something?

  Thanks in advance, BDT

  Well, what is the format of file do you use?

  In addition, if you have not formatted the drive using the router utility then you face the back of the HD and then format the drive in NTFS or FAT.

  When you have connected the drive to E3000 make sure that it is not set to write Protected setup and you have enough permission on the disk. When you map the drive the drive on your computer, when he asks the credentials connection use 'admin' as the username and password and then map the drive on your computer and then check if you are able to open the files on your computer or not.

• 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.

• On E3000 power adapter

  Anyone who owns an E3000 tells me the voltage on the power brick?

  is it just to 110-120 volts or 110-220V?

  I wanted to pick up this router as I am in the United States, but live in Asia, where the question.

  Thanks in advance...

  mine says to input 100-240V.  I take is what you're looking for and not the output.