E4200 Replacing Gigabit Router FIOS

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• Looking for Wireless-N Gigabit Router with VPN

  Hi all

  I recently bought the WRT310N Wireless - N Gigabit Router and I'm in love! I've updated from an old Netgear router, so now I'm enjoying performance gigabit.

  After buying my SIN, I now use VPN to connect to my NAS when I'm remote.  I started to look at installing openVPN on my NAS, but it seemed complicated and buggy, so who's got when I read that a large number of routers today include built-in VPN features.

  I searched but did not find any Wireless-N Gigabit router that also included the VPN features.  I found 10/100 routers with VPN, but not Gigabit Wireless-N.

  Linksys Wireless - N Gigabit routers with VPN integrated?  If Yes, can you tell me what model should I buy?

  In summary, I like to keep my Wireless-N Gigabit performance and (hopefullly!) the use of the VPN on the Linksys router so that I don't have to worry about the complex and buggy software VPN installs on my NAS.  How can I do this?

  Thank you!

  As far as I know model onlyh 1 that is suited to your requirement is WRVS4400N. Its a Wireless Gigabit router.

• I replaced the router and I need to re - connect wirelessly. How do I do that?

  I have a HP Deskjet 3050 j610a series. I replaced my router and now do not know to re-establish the wireless connection. I looked at the page Hp wireless and their solution is to put the driver cd of back in a welcome back screen appears and you can reconfigure the wireless settings form. Unfortunately, there is no such pop on my computer screen. Does anyone have any suggestions? Is it as simple as uninstalling and reinstalling the software? I'm on a Mac by the way.

  Thank you!

  Just to be safe, use the uninstall program in the HP folder in Applications.  Restart, and then load the hp.com HP software.

  Unplug the USB cable before installing the software, choose the type of installation 'Network' or 'Wireless '.

• Question about the replacement of router and new network location. Is this normal?

  Yesterday, I replaced my router with a another router of the exact same brand, model, and firmware version. The only thing that has changed as far as the router will have the MAC address.

  In any case, after that I swapped the router and plugged the network cable, I could use Internet all day very well. This morning when I turned on the computer, introduced me to all of a sudden with the Wizard "Set network location", and Windows has created a new situation "network 2". Everything always seem to work well.

  I want to just make sure that it is the expected, normal Windows 7 behavior after changing a router. I'm just a little paranoid because the network location Wizard pops up only the next day, I replaced the router, and not immediately after I plugged in the cable.

  Thank you!

  Yes. It's normal.  The delay in the command prompt is a little unusual, but I've seen this before.

• After the death of firewall router in an outtage power yesterday I replaced my router have restored internet access, but none of my corporate office offices can access our network printer/scanner.

  yerterday morning, that we had a power outage at my place of business. When power has been restored we can't access internet from any one of our desktop computers. After working with a material MFG co troubleshotter. our firewall router NETGEAR, it has been determined that the equipment was defective. They offered to replace the camera for only the shipping charges, I felt an acceptable solution. Then I was told that with bureaucracy, it would take two weeks to get the new unit. Well, my choice was then to set for two weeks and slowly go out of business or buying a new router. I have relpaced the unit with another mod. Netgear router and this quickly got back up again, at least if we could access our system of internal accounting and the internet. My problem is as it is now that I can't access our office network printer.scanner (kyoceraMita) of any one of my desktops. At this point, I'd appreciate any help. I own my business, but am not a computer guy of any measurment known to man. I have this idea, maybe it's a simple software for all fit everyone access to what they need, but I don't know what it is maybe. If sufficient information, in my view, that I could probably fix the problem myself without providing any benefits of outdoor programming.

  The problem now is that the router has changed, the addresses IP, subnet mask, default gateway address, network security wireless network wireless security password and other settings no longer correspond to the original router.  As you said that the SCP can all see each other, you need to see Kyocera and network user's guide 'unit' in order to find the IP address, subnet mask and other network setting the configuration parameters 'method '.

• Connection problems wireless HP D7460 after replaced wireless router

  I had to replace a bad wireless router.  The new router put me online again very well, but my HP D7460 printer is no longer printing wirelessly from my PC.  Print jobs go to 'Pending', but do not print.  Suggestions as to how I might solve this problem?  Thank you!

  We will reset the printer and establish a new connection with your new router:

  1. Setup button on the screen.

  2 touch Tools.

  3. press to scroll through the options and then tap Restore Factory Defaults.

  Now, always at the front of the printer: Setup > network > Wireless Setup Wizard.  Follow the instructions to connect to your router again.

  You may be able to print after doing this or you will need to remove and add the printer in Control Panel > printers.  Let me know if you need help.

• Slow speeds of WIRED with N750 Wireless Dual Band Gigabit Router

  This question is about speed WIRED versus wireless speeds.

  This router is used in a situation of Home Office. This office at home connection cable Internet is 500 MB. When one of our computers connects directly to the cable modem we always get 500 MB download speeds. Yet when we connect to this router, these speeds fall into two (on average).

  Often, indeed, speeds will drop equal to or less than 100 MB. Yet whenever we unplug the router and plug directly into the cable modem we return up to 500 MB.

  Suggestions?

  Unfortunately, the LAN ports cannot be fixed by firmware.

  Therefore, it is time to get a new router.

• Replace WRT54GX by E4200

  I am replacing our WRT54GX with the router E4200.  Is the first time I replaced a router, is there a way to keep or transfer settings (network name, WEP key)?  Thank you.

  Yes, you can copy them down on a piece of paper.  Then, install the new router.  After that, you can type them back in.  You're done!

• MFP M175nw + Speedport W 724V (Telekom) - WIFI connection does not work after replacement of the router

  Hello community,
  
  My parents at home to replace their router with a newer model (Speedport W 724 V Telekom, German) due to an electrical fault.
  
  Until printing today via WIFI on the 100 HP LaserJet M175nw MFP color worked like a charm. But now, there is no link with the new router via WIFI and it is not possible to connect by using WPS (they really tried everything). Just connect and print via USB in Windows 7 works... But they need to print from iOS (iPad) devices.
  
  I went through the terrible (long) manual - to discover that it may be a problem with the WIFI (ad hoc/infrastructure) connection method. But my parents were not able to change this method.
  
  I would therefore ask you help on the following:
  -How can I change the method of connection and connect the printer using WPS?
  -How can I reset the printer completely (reset to default values)?
  -How to print the configuration menu? I googled and it said to push the Cancel button (X) for more than 5 seconds to print this page. Is this correct?
  -How to find out the IP address of the printer to access webadmin interface? I have now, there is a, because it is mentioned in a ubuntu forum: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2193532
  - And finally: how to do a firmware update? It seems that there is a newer version available on that model and some said that connection problems could be resolved by upgrading the firmware.
  
  Please answer detailed possible, as I don't have much experience with Windows & PC in general.
  
  Thank you all for your support
  Dominik
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  Hi DominikBach ,

  Here is this document in German for you. At the bottom of the left side of the page, there is a drop down to select the language next to the country.

  The Druckers as ein kabelgebundenes oder ein Drahtlosnetzwerk einrichten.

  Thank you.

• Replacement of a Cisco router

  Hello

  I plan to replace a router No. 2851 to one of our sites, but am a little concerned by the configuration of the VoIP on it.  Wouldn't be enough if I just copy the current running configuration than one that is for the new router taking into consideration differences in interfaces between old and new routers?

  Thank you

  Hello

  Yes, you can copy and paste the config from the old to the new, as long as you replace it with the same type of router and the same components of voice.

  HTH

• strength of router

  I recently bought a new hp Pavilion wiith windows 8.je g6 laptlop have noticed lately the strength of my router is not as strong with this new laptop. The router is a Cisco Linksys WRT54G2 v1. Do ineedto upgrading to a new router and if so can I get a dose of recall for this router instead of upgradeing. Thanks Len

  Hi, Len

  It is difficult to say if replacing the router will improve the force wireless, but your router is obsolete and map your laptop Wireless-N Wireless.

  I recommend upgrade you to one of the new Wireless-N routers Linksys, so that your laptop can at least enjoy the faster connection.

  I am told that the antennas are better too (even if you don't see them on a Linksys).

  You will also need to use WPA2-Personal with AES encryption to use a Wireless N card to work on Wireless N speeds.

  I wouldn't take not less than this model, but which belongs to you.

  http://store.Linksys.com/routers/Linksys-E2500-advanced-DualBandN-Router_stcVVproductId129966526VVcatId554675VVviewprod.htm

  And if you want to spend more, then it would be a good choice.

  I have the E4200, which are older. Mine works fine.

  http://store.Linksys.com/routers/Linksys-EA4500-dual-band-N900-router-with-Gigabit-USB_stcVVproductId145330245VVcatId551966VVviewprod.htm

• Unable to connect TV to new router

  KDL-46HX820. In the process of setting up the TV, I properly connected by Wi - Fi on my router Linksys Valet Wi - Fi. Later, I replaced this router with a Linksys E4200. The Linksys router has generated its own network ID and password. I tried to connect the TV to the new wireless router using the WPS process, but the TV will not connect.

  What should I do to get the TV to connect to a new wireless router with a new network ID and password?

  Thanks for any help.

  Try to assign a static IP address for your TV. First of all, you need to find the address of the gateway of your wireless device. In a computer that is connected to your wireless network, you can open a command prompt window (start - run - cmd) and type ipconfig. This will give you the address of the gateway (for ex: 178.152.1.1)

  Then go to the TV and go through the configuration of the network (wireless).
  When you configure IP address and proxy, choose (custom instead of Auto).

  Then proceed as follows:
  IP address: 178.152.1.15
  Address of subnet 255.255.255.0
  Default gateway 178.152.1.1
  Primary DNS 8.8.8.8
  Secondary DNS 4.2.2.2

  Note that the IP address and default gateway is the same as your gateway address you got from the computer except the last figure of the IP address.

  Then browse the rest of the setp upwards and who need to connect to your wireless router

• E4200 is slow, YouTube HD videos

  I have the cable @ 15Mbps down, 2Mbps upward. The cable line comes in the attic in my daylight basement. I have 3 Cat-5 cables, running through the House. 1 in the TV downstairs and then 1 to 2 rooms upstairs (which is my home office). In the Home Office, the Cat-5 is connected to a switch 24 ports. I plug my computer printer, NAS, etc. in this switch.

  I have a WRT54G2 v1 I used in my router/access point.

  I have a 1st & 3rd generation iPad. 3 bed iPad videos from YouTube in HD. About 6 weeks ago I started having some slow YouTube video playback on my iPad. They would play a few seconds, then pause to buffer, etc.. It was the videos started playing almost immediately and would never buffer.

  With Wifi Analyzer for Android, I noticed that my neighborhood is saturated with wifi 2.4 GHz. So, I thought that the 2.4 Ghz band is saturdated and if I moved to a 5 GHz band, the buffering of YouTube would be fixed.

  So, I bought an E4200 (v1 I think) Amazon. I bought this router/access point because it supports the 5 GHz band. He had also some other nice features like a separate comments wifi network.

  I have it plugged into my cable modem and installing everything. Always slow YouTube, and now YouTube videos are slow on my laptop (connected via ethernet). I still get ~ 15Mbps via ethernet or wifi using the speed test page provided by my ISP, but YouTube videos are VERY slow.

  Today, I called my ISP today and they made me plug my laptop directly into the modem. I was surprised to see 1080 p YouTube videos load quickly and never buffer.

  So, I returned to my WRT54G2 and plugged my laptop. Always get quick videos.

  At this point, I now use the WRT54G2 as my router/access point, and I have configured my E4200 as an AP and plugged into ethernet.

  I'm on my iPad connected to the strip of the 5 GHz on the E4200, which is connected to the WRT54G2 using ethernet, and I can watch YouTube videos without problem.

  It seems that when the E4200 is used as a router, I'm getting poor performance of YouTube. My speed on other sites seemed to go well, including video streaming from Amazon.

  I really want to use the E4200 as my router/access point because it allows the network to comments. And then I set up the WRT54G2 as Access Point to provide the best coverage WiFi and connect it to the switch in my home office (because it is higher in the House, I suspect it would provide a stronger signal).

  My question is: is this a configuration issue with the E4200? Or is it possible the E4200 is defective and I should send him a replacement?

  It turned out that the DIF is that YouTube does not like a MTU of 1500. I dropped it to 1 460 and it works much better. I would like to know if there is a bigger problem however.

• E4200 - slow internet download speed

  New installation of router E4200 (replaced the old 54GS w / dd - wrt firmware)

  ISP - Comcast Business class 16/2 Note:

  PC connected directly to the gateway to Comcast I get about 18 down and 5 upwards (w / PowerBoost)

  PC link to E4200, gateway to Comcast, and I get a solid 9.45 down and 5 upwards

  I can go back and the results are consistent...

  Old 54GS became same as directly to the gateway

  No idea why the E4200 is cut my download speed of half ih (fortunately upload stays the same!)?

  Problem solved...

  Port 1 on the Comcast gateway has been locked to 10 MB for a reason, moved 2 Port PC connection and return to what things should be for 16/2 with PowerBoost, Speedtest reports 28 down & 5 upwards... Yes! Must be a bad port on the gateway to Comcast!

• Replace the Atheros WiFi card in HP G60T-500

  Hi, several other users pointed out that there are questions compaitabilty router with the internal wireless card of Atheros who came into the HP G60T-500 and N Wireless routers so I thought I would replace the WiFi and I would appreciate your help.

  HP requires whitelist cards only will everything work internal WiFi card in the G60T-500?

  Thank you

  I have a modem router from Linksys WAG320N but expected something better. It is easy to configure for a connection high speed and have a lot of adjustment possibilities but a transmission of the signal is very poor. It is said that there are 3 antennas (internal I guess, don't see them) and I had trouble with a bad signal within a dish a few meters from the router. Genererally is not a bad router. I've seen a lot of recommendations for billions routers (modem router)...

  The name of Cisco on Linksys products not always means reliability. I do not know which router I will buy as a replacement for the WAG320N in the future, but it would not be a Valet or Linksys. This D-Link good mine:

  http://www.Amazon.co.UK/D-link-dir-855-Wireless-Gigabit-router/DP/B001FAGHU6/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&s=computers&QID=1296320030&SR=8-6