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  I recently bought a Linksys WAG120 + 2 Modem Router ADSL. I have a connection broadband ADSL with PPPoE. I want to use WAG120 as modem only & Airport Express as main WI - FI router. Please help how to configure my modem and Airport Express?

  Executer run through the installation wizard, select bridge mode.

  It should be a simple option available from the installation... but I don't have to say.

  http://downloads.Linksys.com/downloads/Userguide/1224645029534/WAG120N-160Nv2-32 0N-EMEA_UG_C-WEB, 0.pdf

  Bridge is explained in the manual... always an interesting place to look for instructions.

  The express for PPPOE in the Internet tab of configuration... Note that this is not reliable for many people. Your ISP MUST also support PPPOE.

  The network tab is then configured with DHCP and NAT. the rest is pretty much automatic.

• New configuration of Time capsule

  New time Machine 2 TB, put up with WAG54G2 linksys Cisco Modem, what are the correct setting?

  I currently have the time in bridge mode machine, to remove the effects of double NAT. Can I put my modem in Bridge mode and time machine handle everything? If so, how? Step by step instructions would be appreciated as I am a novice touch.

  New time Machine 2 TB, put up with WAG54G2 linksys Cisco Modem, what are the correct setting?

  Mode bridge on the Time Capsule is the correct setting to use with the Linksys WAG54G2 you have from the Linksys device is not only a modem, but a complete network and router.

  Can I put my modem in bridge mode

  It would be a matter of your Internet Service provider... is they indicated the Linksys device you... or for the support of Linksys people.

  The manual for the WAG54G2 I downloaded did not indicate all the options for "modem only" mode, or bridge, even in advanced settings is possible and probable that the WAG54G2 do not have this type of capability.

  If you find your ISP or Linksys support, there is a menu 'hidden' for other advanced options on the WAG54G2 allowing the device to set up as only a simple bridge mode modem, the next question to ask would be if your ISP requires PPPoE or PPPoA authentication.

  The time Capsule will support PPPoE... but not PPPoA... then you would have a very clear understanding of the requirements of service from your ISP in this regard.

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• Impossible to send E-mail on Satellite A100 WinXP SP2

  Hi all

  just found this forum.
  I have the Satellite A100 Windows XP sp2 and I'm unable to send e-mail to certain addresses (yahoo among others - recipients rejected by the server).
  After several long sessions with my ISP tech (ntlworld) support that seemed to be the best advice that all is OK with my settings on the server and I need to look for a solution elsewhere.

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  Hello

  Maybe is a problem of the Outlook profile.

  Make a new profile in Outlook under Extras? E account Mail with information from the ISP and verify the Netware properties.

  I hope this is a help.

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• How to configure the network wireless with an Equium L40-10 X?

  Could someone please help?

  To configure problems Netgear DG834G wireless router to communicate with my X L40-10. My ISP does not support the Atheros AR5007EG Wireless LAN.

  Thank you.

  Hello

  I can't imagine that it won´t work. Just a few questions:

  -Work with the factory-installed system?
  -Why Don t you use "Utility Configfree" Toshiba?
  -Have you already set on your router and your default machine?
  -Could you please give some information about your system and configuration of routers and computers? Can be useful for those who are not standing next to you, and to have physical access to your machine to check what the problem is. :)

  Maybe you should check these links to see how to connect to a wireless network:

  http://compnetworking.about.com/cs/wirelessproducts/a/howtobuildwlan_4.htm
  http://articles.TechRepublic.com.com/5100-1035_11-1048162.html
  http://www.Microsoft.com/technet/community/columns/cableguy/cg0406.mspx

  Good luck buddy
  See you soon

• How can I get a security code on my wifi neighbors are tapping into my use

  the neighbors are tappin celine my wifi how can I put the security on my computer setting to stop it.

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  Hi Becc,

  Essentially, the procedure is to configure the router for the specific appropriate for your router, and your ISP and your computers and intranet security settings.  You do not block your computers, you encode router transmissions so that others cannot use it without the username and password.  Then you configure your computers (or other devices connected) so that they know the appropriate codes and can communicate with the router.

  When I came across this myself, I discovered that the manufacturer of the router charged; However, I discovered that my ISP supports this particular router and they helped me as well with the router and my computer for free as part of their service - so I'd personally start with your ISP to see if they will help you.

  The following article gives the basic instructions for the router (and a few different), but it only covers the router (and not your connected devices) and it indicates the options to use but sometimes 'the best' is not appropriate or accessible with your ISP or router and the computers (which means that it's OK to learn about it in a general sense (, but you need to communicate with people to get the correct settings).  For example I would use WPA2 but my ISP doesn't support WPA is what I use (and if I tried the other it wouldn't work and I would have had no. clue what I was doing wrong and be stuck and confused). http://www.ehow.com/how_6942409_set-up-wireless-router-security.html.  So think of this as simply a presentation guide but use the following instead.

  In short, to access the router, go to any computer connected and click on start / all programs / accessories / right-click on command prompt, and then click Run as administrator.  Then type IPCONFIG/all.  For your first login, you should see a group of settings as a gateway by default (and possible other inputs) referring to a TCP/IP address (usually 192.168.0.1 or something similar to that).  This is the address of your router.

  Open now IE (or your browser) and in the address field where you can type www.microsoft.com, sometimes rather type the address of the router (for example, 192.168.0.1) and enter.  This should connect to the router where it will ask for a user name and password (almost certainly).  If you know, very well.  If this is not the case, the access provider manufacturer or router can help.  Many use default common (which you should change once get you it, but remember).  Certain combinations of username/password common name include admin/admin, admin/password, administrator/administrator/admin password, simply administrator or with any other admin for the password.

  There must be a security section.  Need you probably to get a security Type (WPA-Personal, WPA2-Personal,...), a Type of encryption (for example, TKIP, AES,...) and a security network (password thinking) key.  The first two depend too much from your ISP and the installation program to help me (and you may have different options or more also)-they need to tell you what to use.  The manufacturer of the router can probably help with this - but the ISP knows and can tell you.  Use a key strong you want it is hard to break.  Here is an article on the creation of strong passwords - for this and especially since you know that you used, I would out max and go even a little further than they suggest: http://www.microsoft.com/security/online-privacy/passwords-create.aspx.  I would choose one with 12 numbers which is a random set of letters lowercase, uppercase, numbers, and symbols - but also one you won't forget but that is anyone's guess (that you don't really want to not have to reset it).

  Once set, so even if not recommended by the router or the people of the ISP because if you forgot your password again, they will not be able to help the router becomes a paperweight (but it prevents a person to reset the router using the same stuff, I suggested above to find one that works - if they were not working and you don't need help to identify it) I would consider changing the default user name and password reset so no one can use this method ignores everything and get (even if you notice that and eventually be locked out yourself - and quite well, they will have to have physical access to the router to reset it because I don't think that this can be done remotely).  I did it with mine.  Others choose not to bother because they assume that nobody's going to such extremes and it would make things easier if you needed help more later and I forgot the password.  It's your choice.  I did it because I'm a little paranoid and know that I forget - but for the most part, I suggest they leave alone that can be a bit going overboard.

  Then go to all devices connected wireless or another for the router and configuration, security codes to enable this device (your computers and perhaps a printer or other devices) to access the router and don't not blocked everything as your neighbors now will be.  Go to network connections and sharing, then the list of wireless connections and select the connection of your router and right click and click Properties.  Click Security and three above options should appear.  Change them to match what you used for the router and save the settings.  Now close the connection to the router (if it doesn't what shouldn't be) and re-establish a connection and you may in.  Do same for all devices (printers and other devices probably have special methods to change these settings and you may need help with these providers to find a way to review the security settings to connect to the router - but usually it's really not hard and you can probably work yourself or using self-help on the Web site of the device or the manual if you still have it).

  That's all.  You have now completed and you are sure.  Again, you will need help from the ISP with the parameters (and they can also help you with everything if you ask and you need), but with this exception, most of the time I think that you can usually do it on your own.  Go into the router manufacturer only if absolutely necessary and the ISP will not or can not help and you can't find try it yourself since many of them charge for this kind of thing (unless it is brand new and some even then) and you need information from the ISP in any case as the router manufacturer probably does not know the right settings for each provider (even if they do for many is not reasonable to assume that they know not just less likely to the ISP).

  I hope this helps.  Assuming that this has not already been moved on Windows Networking Forum, and if that didn't do the trick and you need more assistance, please repost it here: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_other-networking?page=1&tab=all&tm=1300700638376.

  Good luck!

• where can I find my network security key

  where can I find my network security key

  Hi, Rodolphe,.

  It's the security of wireless encryption and it is located in the Security section of the configuration of your wireless router settings (even if it is probaby not displayed and requires that you know - a bit like a password).

  Connect to your wireless router, check the configuration for the single SSID (your wireless connection name) and go to the section of security configuration to set security wireless to the router with a key (or to change the key, but you may need to know that to change to a new one - although you'll see below that I didn't need to know the old man) and if necessary (and it will) type the key to the laptop when the configuration that it connects to the router.  You will not be able to access this key if the computer after an entry - it's just to establish the ability to connect.  There is an empty space where the key was seized, but it converts the real key to a string of points, so it cannot be read.  If you change the key through the router, you can change the key through the computer by putting in new and once registered, it will work (but will return again to a chain, so you can not read or the other).

  To configure the wireless router read his extended manual or go online and check on the site Web of the manufacturer, forums, and/or technical support.  I am not quite sure, but if you can connect to the router configuration pages, you can probably change the key and I do not know if you will need to know the old key to set a new or not - it may work or it may not it can vary depending on the router.  If your login details are forgotten, the router can be reset and reconfigured with the default settings - but you will need their help to do that besides the default settings usually use passwords and logins by default.  Many use admin or administrator as the default user and admin or administrator name or password as default password.  Once you have access, check where the key is set and see if you can change it without knowing the old key or how do them before you let them in off the line.  In some cases, your ISP's technical support group can help you with this if they know and support this particular router.

  It is usually open your browser and where you would normally type an address (of course everything connected to the network), instead of typing 192.168.1.1 (or whatever your default gateway which is in such a situation the address for the wireless router).  If you do not know (and I've used just which is the most common failed) but can still access the network, and then click on start / all programs / accessories / right-click on command prompt and click Run as administrator then type IPCONFIG/all and enter and look for the wireless connection and the IP address of the router should be the default gateway (and often also the DNS server IP and the IP Address of the DHCP server as well).  Use whatever it says in your browser to try to access the router.  I just checked my (a Lynksys) and after that enter the IP address he gave me access after asking for a user name and password and, to my great surprise and you'll be happy to hear, when I went to the wireless security section, he showed me the security key (not a lot of points, but the actual key).

  I hope this helps.  I know the procedure in the works of the previous paragraph for me, as I did just to confirm, but I'm not sure what you have equipment or if it will work the same or if you know the user name and password to access the router configuration or how the key is set or displayed.  Keep in mind that configure the computer for a wireless connection is typically more to just know the key but also to know the type of security used (for example the type of security and the encryption type and there may be many options for both and you don't want to be guessing).  If this isn't the case, then if the router is still under warranty I would try the router support for help.  If not, I would try the ISP technical support to aid first because he would be free, and they may be able to do.  They could also mess things up to the point where you have no choice but to communicate with the technical support of the router group and to be unable to connect until it is resolved (or try their Web site technical support options or the support forums (which once occurred to me, but I had the Bill sent to the ISP because they were responsible for ruining it and was surprised that I never heard to)) New from these companies).

  Good luck!

• My contacts have been compromised this morning and sent spam emails

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  Change your e-mail to a strong password immediately.

  Check your email provider mind and your ISP for further support.

• How do you find your WAP passphrase

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  Hi Lynn,

  It's the security of wireless encryption and it is located in the Security section of the configuration of your wireless router settings (even if it is probaby not displayed and requires that you know - a bit like a password).

  Connect to your wireless router, check the configuration for the single SSID (your wireless connection name) and go to the section of security configuration to set security wireless to the router with a key (or to change the key, but you may need to know that to change to a new one - although you'll see below that I didn't need to know the old man) and if necessary (and it will) , type the key in the laptop / printer setup that it connects to the router. You will not be able to access this key if the computer after an entry - it's just to establish the ability to connect. There is an empty space where the key was seized, but it converts the real key to a string of points, so it cannot be read. If you change the key through the router, you can change the key through the computer by putting in new and once registered, it will work (but will return again to a chain, so you can not read or the other).

  To configure the wireless router read his extended manual or go online and check on the site Web of the manufacturer, forums, and/or technical support. I am not quite sure, but if you can connect to the router configuration pages, you can probably change the key and I do not know if you will need to know the old key to set a new or not - it may work or it may not it can vary depending on the router. If your login details are forgotten, the router can be reset and reconfigured with the default settings - but you will need their help to do that besides the default settings usually use passwords and logins by default. Many use admin or administrator as the default user and admin or administrator name or password as default password. Once you have access, look for where the key is together and see if you can change it without knowing the old key (or in your case, just be able to see it) or knowledge how do them before you let them in off the line. In some cases, your ISP's technical support group can help you with this if they know and support this particular router.

  It is usually open your browser and where you would normally type an address (of course everything connected to the network), instead of typing 192.168.1.1 (or whatever your default gateway which is in such a situation the address for the wireless router). If you do not know (and I've used just which is the most common failed) but can still access the network, and then click on start / all programs / accessories / right-click on command prompt and click Run as administrator then type IPCONFIG/all and enter and look for the wireless connection and the IP address of the router should be the default gateway (and often also the DNS server IP and the IP Address of the DHCP server as well). Use whatever it says in your browser to try to access the router. I just checked my (a Lynksys) and after that enter the IP address he gave me access after asking for a user name and password and, to my great surprise and you'll be happy to hear, when I went to the wireless security section, he showed me the security key (not a lot of points, but the actual key).

  I hope this helps. I know the procedure in the works of the previous paragraph for me, as I did just to confirm, but I'm not sure what you have equipment or if it will work the same or if you know the user name and password to access the router configuration or how the key is set or displayed. Keep in mind that configure the computer for a wireless connection is typically more to just know the key but also to know the type of security used (for example the type of security and the encryption type and there may be many options for both and you don't want to be guessing). If this isn't the case, then if the router is still under warranty I would try the router support for help. If not, I would try the ISP technical support to aid first because he would be free, and they may be able to do. They could also mess things up to the point where you have no choice but to communicate with the technical support of the router group and to be unable to connect until it is resolved (or try their Web site technical support options or the support forums (which once occurred to me, but I had the Bill sent to the ISP because they were responsible for ruining it and was surprised that I never heard to)) New from these companies).

  Good luck!

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• PPPOE problems

  I've seen bad set up my Wi - Fi, can only get internet when connected to the modem.  Also, I can get internet with getting an IP automatically.  I have a wireless b broadband router.  When you try to use PPPOE, it is said that I can't connect to the PPPOE server.  Anyone know how to solve this problem.

  I had the same problem. Please fill your modem first. Contact your ISP's technical support and ask about how to address your particular modem. Once this is done, you should be able to connect.

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• stop windows remote access connection and access the CD dirive

  I use windows 7 ultimate 32 bit OS

  There is a problem called "windows remote connection" which is not allowing me to access the CD drive for CD writing

  no disc burning software nero8, ashampoo burning studio, power iso; None of them can write data to dvd using my dvd burner

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  This isn't a security feature, but a function of access to allow others on the internet to connect to your PC and you can connect other PCs (and show their desktop and work with their mouse on your computer - or they can do the same with you the authorizations if many use other 3rd party software to do this work easily and smoothly).  FYI, here's how to use remote desktop in Windows 7:http://forums.techarena.in/guides-tutorials/1187281.htm.

  If this does not work, please repost your question in the Forums Windows7: http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/category/windows7 where Windows7 experts will be happy to help you.

  I hope this helps.

  Good luck!

  Lorien - MCSA/MCSE/network + / has + - if this post solves your problem, please click the 'Mark as answer' or 'Useful' button at the top of this message. Marking a post as answer, or relatively useful, you help others find the answer more quickly.

• There might be a problem with the configuration of your DOMAIN NAME SERVER

  Last week one, I noticed some problems with my internet connection. I have a BSNL broadband connection. I am connected to the internet, and after some time all of a sudden, I'm not able to connect. My modem lights are all on and on my laptop, I see the symbol of 2 computers with a note on it, which means that I'm connected. But still the pages not displayed. When I run Network Diagnostics (I Windown Vista) I get the error message saying: "there could be a problem with the configuration of your DOMAIN NAME server. I turned off the computer and the modem and switch it on after a long time... He would return but loses the connection with the same error message again. What can I do? I tried to reset the modem, also tried the system restore. What can I do? Please help me. I have laptop Dell Insipiron with Windows Vista and I connect wireless.

  We do not know how your system should be set up - including the DNS configuration and settings.  I recommend you contact your ISP's technical support group and get help from them in the configuration of your computer (and test lines and modem - the problem could be the modem and not on the computer or it could even be the service provider itself).  It can be something as simple as a typo or a box checked or not checked - I do not know because I do not know their settings (different for each access provider).  Give them a call.  I do so often when I have connection problems, and they are almost always useful, or schedule a service call if they cannot help.  I think it's your best chance to solve this problem.

  I hope this helps.

  Good luck!

  Lorien - MCSA/MCSE/network + / has + - if this post solves your problem, please click the 'Mark as answer' or 'Useful' button at the top of this message. Marking a post as answer, or relatively useful, you help others find the answer more quickly.