Loss of bandwidth through router BEFW11S4

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• HP Officejet 7000 Wide Format: HP Officejet 7000 Wide Format Printer - E809a - loss of connection through router

  We have a problem get sustained response of our HP Officejet 7000 Wide Format Printer - E809a which is connected to the network wireless ethernet to a router Netgear cable.  We tried stripping on the software driver & uninstall of the printer of the registry, and then re-setup from latest downloads from the HP site.  It works, especially if the device is set as the default printer, but the printer greys out less than an hour in the device registry and the default value automatically resets to another printer.  Does anyone know why this printer loses his connection?

  Hi @Harry64,

  I see by your post that continues to change the default printer. I'd love to help you.

  Disable the SMTP setting in print, to see drivers if this will help.

  Devices and printers, click with the right button on the printer and click on printer properties, click the Ports tab, select Configure the Port, clear the SMTP check box and the printer should display online.

  If the problem persists, please take a look at this document. Monofunctional and HP Printers Multifunction - "the printer is offline" Message appears on the computer and the printer does not print: Windows 7

  If you appreciate my efforts, please click on the "Thumbs up" button below. Thank you.

• Router Befw11s4 - WARNING long post

  I bought a router of v.4 befw11s4 a couple of years back.  I remember spending hours with tech support to make it work, and even after that I got it working it never worked very well.  The router would reset continually itself, which would require me to reset the dsl modem then all settings completely enter the router linksys only that it be reset again, maybe in a few minutes, sometimes it would last maybe an hour, never much longer than that.

  So I disconnected, have not really thought much about it since then.

  Now, actually, I have a desire to try to make it work, but I met a ton of fixes, so I'll try to go through each of them and explain what happens to the best of my ability, perhaps there, can someone help me get this piece of work.

  I tried to access the access point, or the parameters as it can be through the web browser.  When I plugged the router, I was able to get a solid led lights on the front panel.  Power supply light solid, lightweight solid ethernet.

  I tries to enter the settings of the web browser by entering the address http://192.168.1.1 and tried http://192.168.1.245 with zero success.

  I have since reset the router several times using any method that I could find online.  Turning off the power, using the reset button, wait 5 minutes through each step of the process, praying to the gods of networking that this router would finally click and would just work... sigh.

  I reset my dsl modem.

  Nothing seems to help.  Now I can't have full lights on the front panel when I connect the ethernet cable.  It flashes briefly, goes dark and so far no amount of buttons to reset, power, prayer, nothing seems to work at all.

  All hope?

  Thank you.

  (Mod Note: under the guidance of the compliance of the directive.) (Thank you.)

  Solved.  Bought the Belkin router and had it up and running in about 15 minutes.  I spent way more time this just trying to get something to work on the Linksys.

  Thanks to all who tried to help.

  Admins, you can delete my ID I no longer need.

  Thank you.

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• HP Officejet Pro 8620: Wireless connection is 'hogging' my bandwidth on router

  Until this week, I have always connected my computer to my router via an ethernet cable direct. But recently I had to move my router to a different location so decided to use the wireless on my printer to connect to my computer (laptop). When I noticed that my wireless connection for the interest rate has been substantially reduced I started checking all computer products in my house (two IPAD, a desktop and my laptop). What I've discovered, it's my 8620 was "hogging" bandwidth of the connection to the router wireless. Even if the printer is not used (but on) he continues to reduce the speed of my connection to the computer. I discovered this by:

  (a) I disabled all the computers & IPADs, but left the printer on - the wireless light on the router keeps blinking like crazy

  (b) I turned off my printer with my computer and connection speed instantly jumped about 3 x the speed

  So, with the printer off, the speed of my connection to the computer is about 3 times faster. I do not quite understand this and wonder why the printer connection to the wireless router is "hogging" bandwidth when the printer is not yet used?

  Someone has an idea?

  Hey @kenz1-_,.

  Welcome to the HP Forums.

  I see that you are having problems with your router and your 8620 e-all-in-one printer Officejet. For this problem, you must contact the manufacturer of your router or one that provided you with the router for assistance.

  Please let me know if you are able to solve your problem. If you are, click on accept solution. If you appreciate my help, please click on the thumbs up icon. The two icons are below this post.

• bandwidth of router-switch concern

  I have a router with integrated 10/100 switch linksys wireless.  I need increase the bandwidth on the wired side and plans to put a switch 10/100/1000 between the router and the cable devices.  Given that the routing table is stored on the router, will be the speed of the slower speed of the router switch?  I don't want to get a switch of concert and brought 100 between the wired devices.

  Thank you!

  The router will not slow down the switch.

  The routing is no concern on a switch. Routing is only between networks, for example between your network and the internet.

  An ethernet switch extends the ethernet network. On the inside of your LAN packets are not routed IP but address by devices ethernet mac addresses.

  Between two devices connected to your local network, you will see the speed that is available on the way between these two devices. If the path is entirely 1000 Mbit/s, then it will be the speed that you see. So, if you get an ethernet Gigabit switch disconnect all devices from the router and connect them all to the Gigabit switch passed to the router, then you have gigabit between all your LAN devices except for traffic to and from the router, which is essentially the internet traffic.

• Internet works do not through router...

  I used the WRT310N v2 for about two months and it worked fine.  The other day, we must have had a loss of power fast in my house because the clocks were all flashing.  I went to use my laptop and I could not go on the Internet.  I checked my office and it was closed by the power loss.  I turned on the desktop and Internet still does not work.  The only way I can get on the Web now is if I run the cable directly from the modem on my desk.  I tried to reset the router and restart everything and I can not access the Web when I have the cable from the modem to the router on my desktop.  I'm not the most technical person, but it makes no sense to me.  Any ideas how can I fix?

  Thanks in advance for your help.

  I didn't have to go as far as looking at the IP address.  When I connected the modem to the router, then the router to the PC and reset for 30 seconds, it worked.  I did this last Friday and Saturday and nothing, don't know why it worked, but it did!

  Thank you very much for your help!

• Problem after upgrading my version of firmware Linksys router BEFW11S4 t0 1.44.2z

  I have a using a Linksys BEFW11S4 router and have recently updated the firmware
  the version 1.44.2z but have experience the following problem.

  -When I want to make changes to the installation, the password and the DHCP tab, the
  router ask me the password. Pls refer
  to peak 1 for screenshot.
  -By entering the password "admin", the router keep prompting me to
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  all of the changes.

  Could someone advise me the solution for this problem? Thank you.

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  Hi, I managed to fix it by reinstalling IE. Thanks to the previous reviews.

• What's compatible with FIOS router BEFW11S4?

  My daughter has a Verizon FIOS as his ISP.  The BEFW11S4 can be used in such an environment?  Are there special settings I should change when it is used in this environment?

  I think it can work because that BEFW11S4 supports the PPPoE connection.

  I think that even with Fios, you can use your old router with the system, they just give you a free when you sign up.

• Cannot access camera through router

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  The camera works fine, the work of the DDNS service very well, the only variable view traceroute won't work once and then expire. This could be the cause of this error? Thank you.

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• Vista will not print works wireless but wired through router

  I have 2 wireless modem ATT DSL wire connected to a firewall server / print wireless Netgear FM114P ProSafe and a router 3Com to increase the number of connections.

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  I have configured the other portable XP to print wireless using the same ip address but can't get Vista to work.

  Hello

  Your 2 wire wireless mode, is actually a Modem/Router combo.

  I hope that your Prosafe device is connected as a switch with an Access Point.

  If it is connected as a second router you have independent networks that will not work against the second router NAT doble and thustwo.

  Re-set according to the principle here, http://www.ezlan.net/router_AP.html

  Jack-MVP Windows Networking. WWW.EZLAN.NET

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  I've seen this problem described in other forums, but have not seen a solution - anyone got one?

  Thank you

  Hello
  I guess that its due to the settings.
  Check out this link. you might get a few steps.
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  Kind regards.

• Two Dell on Win XP computers can't see each other through router

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