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• EA6350 Question VPN

  I recently got a new laptop from my desktop which requires me to connect via a secure VPN tunnel.  My laptop has no problem to connect to my router and internet access.  However, when I log in my VPN then I only have access to my internal sites and readers, but no longer have full internet access.  If I take my laptop to say... McDonald's or Starbucks and the use of Wifi, I have no problem.  If I do a wired connect to my gateway, then I have also no problems, so I know this isn't my ISP or the laptop itself.  For some reason this seems to only happen with my router if I'm connected to it, either with a rigid cable or WiFi.  As the subject says, it is a model of EA6350 with Firmware version 1.0.4.164719.  It was working fine and then 5 days ago abruptly stopped.  I'm not positive if there was any kind of an update of the firmware or not, and I suspect, there is a setting somewhere, but I can't seem to find it.  Any thoughts on what could be the cause?  I thought that maybe it wa a signal problem, but as I said, I received it even in being hard wired to the router.

  I ended up putting the mac address of my laptop in my DMZ settings and that seemed to fix it.  Since my work laptop has its own level of security I want make a bypass for this purpose.

• Linksys WUMC710 Question

  I just got my WUMC710 and I was wonder if I should update. Read the people having a lot of problems with it, after that they have updated. I'm going to use it with a Linksys WRT1900 AC (Firmware 1.1.7.160582) and provided a Verizon Actiontec MI424WR Rev. I (Firmware 40.21.10.3).

  I'm moving the router back to the floor in a 3-storey house. Most of the devices in the House is used on the 3rd floor or 2nd floor. Then I'll have the WUMC710 in the basement to sending the data to the basement computer, drive Blu - Ray, AT & T 3 G Microcell Tower and the Actiontec MI424WR Rev I. I on the MAC filtering, but the WUMC710 is the only MAC address that is not yet.

  I recommend that you test the device out of the box first before updating. It has not always recommended to update FW as update may not fix see immediate problems. Test it first and go from there. Configurations and environment play a role in the functioning of the devices.

• General questions NAS, multiple drives, RAID storage

  I have a Linksys EA6350 at home that is currently configured with a passport of aging WD for networked storage. It is time for replacement and I'd rather use the current and the replacement of the disks simultaneously on the network.  My first question is if Linksys firmeware accepts disks placed on a USB splitter. If possible, I am also curious to know if the firmware can manage several partitions on a disk.

  If one or both are possible, so I wonder if I can set up a RAID 1 mirror without hardware RAID configuration. I know that it's possible on a desktop computer, but the general consensus among the computer saavy, it's that it would not fine performer. However, I'm not very concerned about time to read/write for what I want to store in RAID; I care to ensure that the data is never lost.

  In my head, I'm thinking the installation program looks like this:

  Dispatcher USB-> Disk 1-> partition RAID 500 GB
  |                        |
  V                      V
  Disc 2 500 GB partition mirroring disk 2
  (500 GB)

  Thanks in advance for your time and advice,

  Will be

  hiebertw07

  Thanks for sharing. Our routers Linksys does not support RAID. You can consider a NAS that supports RAID, unfortunately, we do not have a type of House and consumption.

  Chiqui-17359

  Linksys technical support

• EA6350 connectivity issues continue

  As in my last post http://community.linksys.com/t5/Wireless-Routers/Linksys-ea6350-issues/td-p/976162 I tried to fill the EA6350 routers to make an AP, but it still does not work even though I spend to fill entry mode the 192.168.x.64 of static IP addresses and. x.63 and connect the cable to the WAN port.

  I have an another WAP which is operational but it is a netgear R8000 and it works perfectly well and is connected like these other WAP are, any ideas of what can be the problem? any help is appreciated.

  I understand the problem, it was my default router that was connected via a modem, he was conducting his last step, so I replaced it and everything works perfectly fine. Thanks for replying tho

• SMB file sharing problem when connecting EA6350 to a larger network.

  Hi all

  I tried to set up a server of media for my colleagues, but have had problems for the last 3 days.  I searched all possible solutions on various forums and have managed to operate, only to discover the next day that he stopped.  I was able to get it working again, but the same problem occurred and stop randomly with additional problems.

  I will now do my best to explain the installation program. Windows 10.

  I have a line entering my room, I don't know where will the line nor can I trace it (I guess to a switch where everyone connects to).  When I connect it dirrectly on my laptop I have an internet connection.

  My ethernet card is set to automatically get IP & DNS.

  I'm affected: IP: 192.168.68.231 DOOR: 192.168.68.254 subnet: 255.255.255.128 DNS: 8.8.8.8

  I bought a Linksys EA6350 set up sharing of media files with a hard drive plugged into the USB port on the router.

  I plug in the bathroom line to the WAN port on the router and a cable from my laptop to the Router 1 LAN port and still have web connectivity.  The problem is that no one can access my shared SMB drive since it is on IP:192.168.1.1 and all the other computers are on IP:192.168.68. ***

  My router IPv4 connection report is: Auto DHCP, subnet: 255.255.255.128 DOOR: 192.168.68.254, IP:192.168.68.242, DNS:8.8.8.8

  I can't to ping other computers in the range * 192.168.68 my laptop and routers ping function.  The firewall of the router is turned off to allow them to connect. But, still no access for someone else on the shared drive because it is IP:192.168.1.1

  The way I could make it work until it stopped working randomly the day after was by pluging the line room in LAN 2 port, LAN 1 port is connected to the laptop.  The value of my computer laptop ethernet static with these values: IP: 192.168.68.231 DOOR: 192.168.68.254 subnet: 255.255.255.128 DNS: 8.8.8.8 and changed the configuration in the router for what is in the pictures.

  It worked.  I had an internet connection, and people were able to copy movies on the shared drive.  Then it just stops the next day.  The router was no longer able to ping any, but my laptop couldn't yet.  The list of devices on my router tab showed all was connected on the subnet 192.168.68 * but that's all she could do.  I have everything reset, went through the same procedures and then a day later it worked just (if I remember correctly, I've changed the "type of internet connection" on the automatic router to "DHCP").  Only to stop again but this time cut of my Internet connection of laptops until I put the ethernet adapter to obtain automatically IP address and DNS.

  I ran out of ideas runs take the router out of the equation and the pluging directly on my laptop HD and share it from there.

  Any assistance that can be provided would be greatly appreciated, thank you.

  You give the router specified a wrong IP address for the subnet mask of 255.255.255.128.

  Valid IP addresses for this subnet is 192.168.68.2 - 192.168.68.127.

• Modem router connection problems

  Hi all

  I am replacing a belkin n600 with router linksys ea6350 router. The modem I have is a Motorola Surfboard SB6141. The belkin router connects perfectly to the modem, but when I try to connect the linksys router to the modem, the light on the router keeps blinking and will never get me connected to the internet. I even tried to connect the linksys router to the router belink when the belkin is connected to the modem. I still don't get any kind of service. Thought it was a bad router and it took for my current home to connect to my modem At & t and it worked very well and I was able to put everything in place. For some reason I don't know why the linksys connects very well with the modem at & t, but not the motorla modem and the ISP that I have in my apartment is Comcast. It does not any sense and I'm heading home in a few days and I really need this connected linksys router belkin router is just too slow. Please I need much help getting this linksys router to communicate correctly with the motorola modem. Also, I used both crossover and straight cable modem to see if that makes a difference and does none of this and I know use cross to connect to the router.

  first of all, make sure that the port on your pc is enabled.  usually, if you enable wifi it disables the ethernet port.  before you turn off the modem and do a factory reset on the router into the RED reset button until the lights on the router are flashing.  Turn the power off and wait 10 seconds then plug it back.  During its initialization connect a straight cable between the pc and the router's lan port.  Also, connect a cat5e or cat6 from the wan port on the router to the modem.  wait until the router finishes starting, and if she opens a browser in itself and then open a browser (ie to try) and put 192.168.1.1 in the address bar.  You should get a connection.  Let the empty user and enter "admin" for the password.  Or if it opens the programme of assistance to load the router you can follow if you wish.  This should get you.

• Local IP address

  I want to put my local ip in the DMZ on my Linksys EA6350 so people will be able to access my files via a program called Soulseek could someone help me to do this

  Allocation of IP address of your computer in DHCP of EA6350 reserves at all times:

  Connectivity-online-online reservations-online Select DHCP LAN

  Connectivity-online-online reservations DHCP LAN => add a DHCP reservation

  Then connect on your EA6350 and enter that IP address in the section:

  Security-online DMZ => on

  Security => DMZ-online IP of Destination address

• NAT Strict an Xbox will switch to open

  Linksys Model: Linksys EA6350-4 has

  I set up a DMZ with the correct settings, giving both my cable, linksys and xbox, but it is still as strict. When I tried port forwarding, my wiFi is going to *, and my xbox is still strict. I would appreciate some help with what I have already reset my router (that I just bought two days ago) to factory settings about 4 different times already.

  EDIT: It is also on a wired Xbox.

  Your ISP modem has NAT if your in a double NAT condition that is not recommended:

  http://NA.SMC.com/products/residential/voice/smcd3gnv/

  If the modem cannot be filled, then see if the modem has a DMZ option and enter the IP address of the router gets the modem and put it in the DMZ modems. Don't forget to disable all other filters and firewalls on the ISP modem.

  Configure the router to 6350 for release of Port Range:

  https://community.Linksys.com/T5/wireless-routers/open-NAT-problems-with-Xbox-one/TD-p/944929/page/2

  Configure an IP address for the xbox to 192.168.1.199 on the router, and then reboot the router.

  Performs a Factorty network setting reset on the xbox. Turn the xbox off then back on NAT status then chk. You should get OPEN, but if the ISP modem any treatment then you may see moderate...

• Question of Linksys LAPAC1750PRO band management

  Hey everybody. I have installed two AC1750PRO APs for a customer. Setup was easy, I upgraded 1.0.6 Build 2, and they appear to be stable. ButI have a question about the option management on this unit group.

  I understand other devices and documents that band leadership tries to force about 70 ~ % of devices that support dual-band on Channel 5 instead of 2.4 GHz, to reduce congestion, as most of the devices simply default dual-band 2.4 otherwise channel.

  I'm not sure, this is how the Linksys 1750PRO behave with this setting? The only option that I see because it is in the menu Access Point virtual under radio 2.4 ghz, in the form of a or to disable the check box. Am I was right in my assumption that check this checkbox will result in customers dual band facing the 5 GHz channel, instead of the channels 2.4 ghz, if possible?

  In my view, that documentation should be updated in what respect this setting and how it behaves. The FAQ on this devices has only a question about tape management, which is 'How to activate steering band?' and the answer is incorrect. The answer says that you go to Configuration > Wireless > advanced. But there is no section advanced 1.0.6. The setting is indeed on the menu of virtual Access Points (VAP) under only 2.4 ghz radio.

  Yes, the documentation on the direction Strip is not the best.

  You are right about what direction Strip is and does.

  What I find weird, it's that you can activate Executive on 5 GHz. It's not logical in my thinking because the direction of tape effects only Dual Band customers who are connecting to 2.4 Ghz.

  It seems to me that dual band rules are not strictly implemented in the user interface. I recommend that you test with the underside of configuration for the direction of the band.

  1. Radio 1 (2,4 Ghz) VAP 0 activate direction Strip
  2. Radio 2 (5 GHz) VAP 0 enable band management and reflect the Radio 1 PPV parameters 0

  In my mind, this is the only setting where I can see band Director for VFR operation 0.

• Question re: Atheros AR5007 802. 11 b / g adapter and connection w/Linksys E2000 wireless router

  Help! I'm at my wit's end. I just bought a Linksys E2000 router and cannot find a way to get the router to connect wireless on my HP G60-235DX laptop (running Vista) via the WPA2 setting. I know that the Atheros AR5007 802. 11 b / g wifi adapter is the question, and I downloaded the latest driver update... and still have the same problems.

  FYI - I can connect to the computer via the internet cable from the Linksys E2000 router so I know that it is not a modem issue.

  Help... PLEASE, I BEG YOU!

  Thank you, thank you, thank you...

  Paul,

  I solved the problem! After almost return the router to Best Buy today during lunch, I decided to give it a try more tonight and again call LinkSys. After almost decided with the Linksys officer that they only solution is to put another card in my computer, we stumbled on the question.

  We have gone to 5.0 GHz to 2.4 and spent the 'auto' channel to channel 9.

  And now my computer works like a charm (thanks also to update the driver as you instructed).

  Thank you!

• Linksys WRT1900 AC question

  First of all, I tried to download the latest firmware. He screwed up the router where it wouldn't even properly initialize due to this new firmware on the linksys site.  I was finally able to return to the original firmware. Is there a way to put the latest firmware on this router without spoiling him.

  My router is in the next room in a small apartment and sometimes I'll have abandoned signals where I can't even play videos on 2.5 ghz. and 5 GHz slower speed on the computer. Is that what I can do to speed up this router.  The cable modem is speed is 50 when I get only 20 and it sometimes looks like the connection drops. I looked online, and someone suggested to change channels. I don't know what I should change the channels on the up and down buttons.

  If all your devices are capable of 5 GHz and the range is pretty good by any means clear the 2.4. I want to start using the auto for the 5 GHz range and 20 only for the 2.4 if leave you it enabled. The 2.4 band is usually so crowded, that it does not much above 20 in any case. For the channels you can get an app that will show you what is already used. WiFi Analyzer on a smartphone works well for that purpose. try to stay on 1, 6 or 11 If you use the 2.4 and a channel not used on the 5 GHz range.

• Linksys EA6100 time questions

  Hello everyone, I'm new here and I recently encountered a problem with my Linksys EA6100.

  So I bought a new router from Linksys EA6100 Best Buy around November 2014. It worked fine until 2 weeks about where every evening between 20:00-12: he just would become unusable in different intervals. It is not the signal that dies, but her intermet. It would really slow down (to the point where I can't load google) for 2 minutes, before quickly going again within 5 minutes, and then slow down again and so on. This does not happen during the day at night, every night.

  I got scared, that it is not the router but the modem, but I recently went for my old Linksys WRT54G Router and even if the signal isn't as strong and as fast, I did not have this problem.

  Anyone know what the problem is with the EA6100?

  Any help would be greatly appreciated, I don't want to buy a new router haha.

  Thank you

  Daniel

  Your Internet settings are good for IPv4. Unless your ISP requires IPv6 you must disable it under Internet settings.

  2.4 Ghz is long range but slower and 5 GHz short range but super fast.

  I recommend allowing the range of 5 GHz and having separate SSID for 2.4 Ghz and 5 GHz signals.

• Question to Linksys WRT54G password

  I have a router wireless of linksys WRT54G hard wired to a mac and I use the router to get your laptop online. Everything works beautifully. Now I have an iphone that I want to be able to use the same network on. When I turn on my iphone it finds the router which of course requires a password. I'm going in what I think is the password and it is denied. I am able to connect to the Web page of the router and access all my settings. On the administration tab, there is a place to change the password. I changed this and entered a new password, but the only thing that changes is the password that is used to get access to the web page of Linksys. (the web page that I can enter to change and access settings) am I wrong to think this would be the same password to my iphone application?

  Sorry for the long explanation, just try to give detailed information.

  Thanks in advance.

  Yes, it's the wrong password.  Look under your security settings wireless / wireless and you will find the password requested.  This will be a key/paraphrase or password depending on the encryption you put in place.

• Wireless router to modem Homeportal 1800 HG 2wire Linksys WRT54G with questions

  I have the Linksys WRT54G, and I'm trying to use it as the router to my modem 2wire Homeportal 1800 HG wireless.  The 2wire has four ethernet Sockets in the back marked from 1 to 4 and a telephone jack to connect to the wall for AT & T DSL service.

  I have the phone jack connected, and:

  -an ethernet cable

  -to one of the sockets at the back of the 2wire ethernet

  -to the 'Internet' on the Linksys ethernet jack

  - and an ethernet cable

  -to one of the ethernet (1-4) at the back of the linksys

  -to the ethernet port on the computer

  The Linksys is unable to connect via the modem and reports that it may not get an IP address from the PPPoE server.  (Directly connect to the 2wire works well though.)

  Who am I wrong configuration?

  There is no side effect of bridge mode... It is one of the mode in which the modem function. When the modem is in bridge mode, you cannot go online with the computer connected directly to the modem... and you will get a 169.254.x.x ip address.

  So after you convert the modem into bridge mode, you must do the PPPoE settings on the router to go online via router.