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• Maximum number of EA4500 of port

  Hi all

  Background: currently have a WRT320N, think about upgrading to an EA4500, assuming a feature has been improved: Port Forwarding.

  Script: Currently, I have a router WRT320N, and while he "does everything we need" it presents a restriction that comes in the way: limits on the number of ports address.  In the Panel of port forwarding, it has 15 total lines: the first five lines can be activated for specifically named services (SMTP, FTP, etc.).  The last 10 lines are fully customizable in that we can define the name, port and Protocol.

  The problem is that 13 total ports that currently, I need to pass, only one is listed in the fixed list.  So, unfortunately, I can only use one of these first five rows.  I have completed ten custom lines and still need two additional ports (for now, may need down the road).

  Try to be creative, I thought maybe I could just more reverses the Port Range Forwarding page and add a line or two.  The only problem: it's bugged.  I found that if the simple Port Forwarding list is filled, then the Port Range Forwarding entries do not work properly.  For example, if I wanted to port 12345 and 12346 forwarded to 192.168.1.5, they work very well with two entries in the single port forwarding.  However, if I delete those, add two lines of port that I need has passed (the single list is new) and add a port forwarding 12345.12346 range, they do not work properly, only ports are closed. The work of singles, the beaches don't.

  Question: The EA4500 has solved this problem and either allow more lines (i.e. 20 customizable inputs instead of 10), or, better, does it just a button [Add entry] to allow additional lines to create?  In the current day and age, where a single device (for example an Xbox) can take four lines, a limit of 10 lines is quite sparse.  Comparing it to some competitors, for example the D - Link DIR-825 (aging, but still a lot) allows you to add as many as you want.

  I realize 'expensive' firewall SonicWall have virtually unlimited customization, but I not need many additional features and don't want to spend $ 350 on a "high-end" firewall to solve the problem you need more ports open.

  Thanks for any help you can give!

  -Dan

  I can't speak for the ea4500, but on my e4200v2 I 15 customizable ranks in more the 5 rows together:

  

  As the e4200v2 and the ea4500 are essentially the same from what I've read, I imagine that the ea4500 will have the same thing.

• Add WAP300N to EA4500?

  I have an EA4500 which are currently operating here at home and you want to add a WAP300N (connected via electrician to one of the EA4500 Ethernet ports) to improve the coverage and 'assign' family members connect wirelessly to one or other of the devices.

  My questions are:

  (1) the WAP300N may grant a different SSID as the EA4500? (Of course, I want to do what I can tell people that you connect to);

  (2) If Yes to the #1 wireless channels should be different between the two? (The EA4500 himself has currently located on Channel 6, which is clear, but if I have to put in place a different channel on each end I am concerned about interference with neighbors who have the AP on the weekends).

  I tried to do this year returns with some devices WRT-series G and I remember well the system having heartburn by keeping the AP contacted the main router and also some problems with the SSID assignments. Before I try again, wanted to get some opinions as to if it will work more easily with the new Linksys gear.

  Thanks a lot for the tips!

  Mike

  MikeMCT wrote:

  (1) the WAP300N may grant a different SSID as the EA4500? (Of course, I want to do what I can tell people that you connect to);

  Mike

  Yes and I would recommend the AP SSID using different channels.

• Router EA4500 do not open ports even in the demilitarized zone

  I have a router EA4500 running the following firmware: http://puu.sh/4l2Hb.jpg

  I wish to convey the following ports to host a game server: http://puu.sh/4l2Jb.png

  In case you're wondering peripheral ip # is correct and my computer has a static ip address: http://puu.sh/4l2KQ.png (photo taken from the ipconfig command)

  I made an exception for any of these ports in the windows firewall: http://puu.sh/4l2VU.png

  more evidence of the ports with an exception: http://puu.sh/4l2Xl.png

  What happens when I check to see if the port is open: http://puu.sh/4l30O.png (ip address hiden)

  I've done everything correctly to my knowledge, but the ports are not opened. I called my ISP and they claim to be not stop blocking ports. If there is problem of the ISP could someone explain to me exactly what I should ask them or tell them to do the next time I called their hotline?

  Also when I put the router mode dMZ (a mode that I understand to open all my ports) my ports are still closed which I don't really quite understand.

  To find out if this is a concern to the ISP, remove the router from the loop and connect your computer directly to the modem and do the ping test in this way. If the ports are still closed, then better check your ISP. I've seen other messages here in the forum in which their ISP did not allow for some ports to open same modem. If test you better than one.

• EA4500 Port Forawarding with Firmware 2.1.39.145204

  I've recently updated to firmware as mentioned in the subject and am almost to a State that I decided to go back. I can't do a port forwarding and or locate the section to the GUI. The old GUI had placed very simply, so he could enter this function.

  I'm not the kind of person who depends on the Plug And Pray to a router function as this isn't alsways real work. Can you please let me know how I can find this feature if at all in this firmware.

  Thank you

  Information on the product below:

  Cisco EA4500

  Version 1

  Firmware 2.1.39.145204

  KRKComputers wrote:

  I've recently updated to firmware as mentioned in the subject and am almost to a State that I decided to go back. I can't do a port forwarding and or locate the section to the GUI. The old GUI had placed very simply, so he could enter this function.

  I'm not the kind of person who depends on the Plug And Pray to a router function as this isn't alsways real work. Can you please let me know how I can find this feature if at all in this firmware.

  Thank you

  Information on the product below:

  Cisco EA4500

  Version 1

  Firmware 2.1.39.145204

  Do not take into account... Apparently I forgot to drink my coffee this morning or he absolutely not worth still...

• Port Fowarding question - EA4500

  I'm running into a problem when you use the function of simple Port Forwarding.  When I have 5 ports enabled, the router seems completely stops.  The internet becomes unreponsive.  As soon as I uncheck one of the 5, he started responding again.  No idea what I do wrong?  I have done the same on previous and never fell models on this issue.

  Why the hell do you want to transmit port 53?

  Port 53 is DNS. This is how host names are resolved to IP addresses. It is an essential service for all your devices. Do not pass this port to any device.

  Of course, the internet becomes "refractory" because if you forward this port on your xbox you break the resolution of names in your LAN.

  Not to transfer port 53.

• EA4500 of installation support

  Currently, I have a Netgear router installed. Just bought the EA4500. Came with a CD, so I unplugged the existing router, brought the CD and started to follow along. Installed the modem cable, installed the cable from the computer and turned on 4500. He first tries to find an available wifi network, but it can not, of course, because I unplugged my old router. He then tries to find the computer that is connected using the ethernet cable, but it comes back with a message that I do not seem to have a connected computer. I tried several times, even reconnected the cables, but not luck.

  I simply moved the cables of the 4500 to the Netgear, and everything went well in moments. So, I proved that the cable between the modem and the router is OK, and even with the cable to the computer. (If they work with the Netgear, they should work with the Linksys?) It seems to be caught in a loop: I tried a chat session with the support of Linksys, but without the Linksys connected, they really couldn't troubleshoot it online - and of course, when I move the cables to the Linksys, it's the end of the chat session. If nobody can offer a help here, I guess I'll try phone support.

  But does anyone have an idea. Is 4500 dead out of the box? LED display seems to be OK on Linksys when I plug the cable, have only one Internet Yellow (cable modem) port to try, but I tried to connect all ports in blue, with the same result. Over the years, I have install all other routers (including a Linksys) and never had a problem.

  FYI, my current router is connected to the desktop using an ethernet cable, and I have a wireless connection to 3 separate Roku boxes for streaming video, my wife and I have a tablet that connect us via wifi. Any help would be appreciated, I must be missing something somewhere?

  Chris, thanks for your response. I have tried to configure using configuration Smart yesterday, for example, all did not speak because I got the same result. Did some reading and watching videos YouTube last night and found a couple of common themes: temporarily disable the Windows Firewall and then tell the setup to complete (even without recognizing the Internet access), and then configure the router off line and go from there.

  I tried this morning and while I had a few "bumps in the road" for more, I am proud to say that I now have an EA4500 which is fully configured and working, I've linked it to all devices I want (Roku, tablets, Kindle), created my Linksyssmartwifi login and password, and I fly high!

  Thanks for your offer of assistance, but I'm all set!

  Cheers, Dave

• EA3500 EA4500 PPPOE issue resolved

  The question:

  Usable size MTU packets drop when it is connected to an ADSL Modem in bridge with EA series router connected via PPPOE mode.

  How to identify the issue:

  The router will connect using PPPOE and displays the IP address normally in State. If you are a standard ping www.yahoo.com , it works fine. When you open www.yahoo.com into your browser, it fails. Load the ping www.yahoo.com with packet MTU sizes over 100 fail.

  What are the causes of the problem:

  The current firmware using linux pppd daemon and rp - pppoe.so PPPOE connection library. The version used is ppp - 2.4.4 according to me. Is this version or the Linksys patch files that are at the origin of the problem.

  My tests showed that when the ADSL Modem ethernet port had a different MTU 1500 load pings started to drop quickly and the site navigation Web does not. If the ADSL Modem ethernet port had a MTU of 1500 the problem does not occur.

  The Solution I used:

  Searching the Web I found how to get root SSH access to the router (not really a security risk). I also found the build tools CodeSourcery used to create the firmware.

  With the help of these tools I compiled a version different ppp - 2.4.5 of the library of demon and rp - pppoe.so of pppd. So I swapped the old version to the new version and commented a line off /etc/init.d/serivce_wan/ppp_helpers.sh

  After that, the routers worked perfectly.

  Footnotes:

  I love first of all these routers. They are really great, but this a defect has been a real problem for me and almost prevented me from using Linksys in the future.

  Now that I have a due diligence on its firmware I love him even more.

  Also parental control on the classic firmware is the best I've come across. Does the router indespenible for me and why I when through all the work to find a solution.

  Remember, that assumes that you are running the classic firmware on your EA3500\EA4500. I don't know if it works with Cloud firmware for these routers.

• EA4500 - Remote FTP does not work

  O read lots of itens of the same subject, but I have not found a solution. I bought an EA4500 wireless router. I plugged a 1Gig HD using the usb storage port and I activate the FTP service to access my files. Using the local network works fine, but now... I am outside my house and I need to get a file that is in my storage connected to my wireless router. I have unchecked the "anonymous internet request' box... version of the firmware: version 2.1.39.145204.

  How can I access my storage?

  Guys,

  I found the solution! The main problem is that my internet service provider does not allow port 21... and 8080... and 443. So first, I changed the FTP port 8085 in wireless router.

  The second thing is that I need to create a rule to share: click on "Access to records", after that, click the user that you want to use... click on share... and create a new rule, as "share all folders."  That click on apply.

• EA4500 - unstable connection to my external hard drive from Seagate Freeagent

  Hello

  I would be very grateful if someone can help solve the problem captioned.

  I bought the EA4500 for a week and all is well, except that the connection to my external hard drive 1 TB via the USB port of the EA4500 is not stable.

  The router are visible at the level of the 'network' of Windows 7, as one of the "Computer".   I therefore use my memeo autobackup software to back up my data via a network connection on the external hard drive.

  It works very well, however, for a limited time.  The time is a few hours.

  After that happens, the device can no longer be seen at the level of the "network".  In addition, it cannot be mapped via the service 'road map' normal.  A "Not enough resources" error when I want to map the drive.

  The problem can be solved temporarily after a "roboot" of the router.  But it's frustrating.

  Can someone help me solve this problem?

  Thanks in advance.

  What is the ip address of your router buffalo? 192.168.11.1?

  Check and see if you are double natting.

  Try changing the scope and dhcp IP linksys range identical to the buffalo.

• EA4500 + ADSL router: networking noob question

  Then... I'm not sure of the right words to use, but this is the case I would appreciate the help. I tried to figure out how to survive myself, but I find it a little confusing - however, if you think I just need a networking 101 do not hesitate to send me to appropriate information sources (I've tried a few, as I say, but I have not yet found a place where my situation fits!).

  Quick back story: I have a cheap TalkTalk ADSl router (D-Link 3680) where the Wireless does not properly in the House. So I just got a DSL EA4500 router for better strength/speed/compliance wireless - you'll just have to forgive me for not having an ADSL router, which I realize may have been a simpler solution!

  First of all, I put the (D-Link of TalkTalk 3680) ADSL router in Bridge mode and got this and the EA4500 work together which was great as it goes. However, I would be hard...

  I have a tower PC and wish to receive wired ethernet network. While I know in the set - up above I can run a cable from the 3680 to the EA4500 and then another cable to the PC because the PC is closer to the telephone (with the ADSL router) Jack, physically it seems wiser, if I take the PC of the 3680 ethernet connection (along with a second cable 3680 to EA4500 connection for the wireless). It may or may not be relevant that the 3680 is a Fast Ethernet output, as is the network PC card (i.e. are not Gigabit).

  I don't know (a) whether the above configuration is possible and if yes, how, or (b) the question whether in terms of networking, it is best to cable to the EA4500 computer (even if this will create a longer path to the PC and the wiring more).

  Meaning, and if yes maybe someone could give me also a term for what I'm doing?

  Help gratefully received! Garreth

  3680 port LAN (bridge) => EA4500 Port WAN (router)-online PC peripherals and wireless

  It's the best configuration and nothing should be connected to the 3680 other than the EA4500.

  The physical location of the electronics is not important, unless you can not run cable or wireless signal is low.

• Import of EA4500 parameters in an EA6500 router

  I had to spend my EA4500 to an EA6500 like the EA4500 kept losing connectivity wireless modem as well as sometimes stopped working wireless.  Instead of exchanging with other EA4500 I opted for the upgrade to an EA6500 and I was wondering if I can just export the EA4500 settings and import them into the EA6500 or are not compatible?

  If they will import, should I make changes?  The reason why I ask is we have (2) units of xBox and had problems to work until I went in the section sets the router and opening some ports.  I also had to make a few additional changes (but I don't really know where and what has been changed).  I spent nearly an hour on the phone with a representative of these changes.

  Please notify.

  Thank you

  Troy

  This may or may not work. However, if this fall may not work then it could brick your router.

• EA4500 and PS3 abandons the connection

  I had a router WRT54G2 and started having trouble with my PS3.  It would connect for a few minutes then she would lose the internet connection.  I thought that maybe it was the router so I have now from the EA4500.  The same problem occurs again.  I have all my other devices wireless connected to the EA4500 without any problems.  The PS3 will connect and connect and then two or three minutes, I get disconnected.  I called Sony and Cisco to help and they were not able to understand the problem.  The PS3 is showing that my network has almost 100% signal strength, so this isn't a problem.  If anyone has experienced this or can help, I would be very grateful!  Thank you.

  @2shibas

  Hello

  Is this connected by cable or wireless your PS3? Have some port numbers for Sony, so you can do Port Forwarding on the user interface of the router? If this is not the case, try to contact Sony and ask for the ports necessary for the opening of your PS3.

• EA4500 restarts with wired network connections

  I use the EA4500 with Comcast internet and a cable modem from Motorola. As long as I only connect through the wireless network, the router works fine. This change when I connect devices to the rear ports. Now, immediately or in the next few hours the EA4500 begins to restart, even the wireless breaks down and the router light begins to blink a few times short and one long blink and so on.

  I tried cloning mac address different from all the different devices that I have in my network, but it's always the same result. Works wirelessly with isn't a problem, but as soon as something must be connected to the ports it will restart sooner rather than later.

  The EA4500 is just little more than a year and is used in a wardrobe of air conditioning.

  Anyone have any ideas?

  Don't mention it, JuergenH01! :-) I even think that I am part of society, but I'm not. :-D I'm just a loyal user of their devices. They never fail me, so in return I'll try to help others as well. You can continue to share here. :-)

• Error port forwarding

  Help, please...

  My port forwarding work orders at random (not quite sure when).

  I have an EA4500, software smart wifi linksys, when I click on the Security tab, I get the following error:

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  Unexpected error 2118

  We encountered an unexpected error. If the problem persists, please visit our Technical Support site.

  When you re-flashed and reset the default router, have you used the backup config the router settings? If so, I suggest do you another factory reset and manually input parameters and avoid using the backup file.