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• Access Internet WRT54G/PLTE200/WRT150N problems

  And here's one for you the guru out there...

  I have a complicated network.  I have a DSL modem connected to the port of my WRT150N (Router 1) intenet Novatel.  I have a lan connection to a Powerline PLTE200 adapter that is in communication with his partner Powerline router (Router 2) at the other end of the House.  I have a WRT54G (Router 3) linking ports numbered numbered ports and I have a NAS on one of the Powerline router ports.

  I have install Router 1 as a server for LAN DHCP and DHCP disabled on Router 3.  60% of the time that I can access internet from computers connected to router 3 wireless.  If I'm in the middle of the House and unable to connect to the internet on the router 3 I can change for Router 1 and connect to the internet, but not on the router 3.  Router 1 is 192.168.3.1 and Router 3 192.168.3.2.  I can not access router 3 from a computer connected by wire to the Router 1.  I can't access router 1 from a computer connected wireless to router 3.

  Router 2 is another of beasty entirely.  I tried using the Powerline of Linksys utility, but it is NEVER the Powerline router or adapter, even when I am connected directly.

  When I run ipconfig I sometimes get unexpected addresses on the router 3.  DHCP is configured to 192.168.3.xxx and get the addresses of 169.xxx.xxx.xxx.  With 169 addresses, I can't connect to the internet.  In the last round of troubleshooting, I was not able to verify the addresses when I can connect to the internet.

  Here is what I need help:

  1. How can I connect to the Powerline adapters if they do not appear on the usefulness of current line?

  2. can I disable DHCP on the Powerline adapters?

  3. Why is it an intermittent problem?

  4. is there another way to these routers cascading without crawling me through the attic running cable Cat 5?

  Any help would be greatly appreciated!

  (1) I suppose you want all your computers in order to share all printers, Internet connection and possibly also to share files - is that correct?

  (2) it sounds like your (Router 1) WRT150N is connected to the WRT54G (Router 3), using the connected ethernet port LAN port LAN cable - is this correct?

  You have much too many problems to try to solve everything at once.  So first, you need simplify your network.  For the moment, disconnect the PLTE200 and Router 2 in the rest of your network.

  We will work on Router 1 and Router 3 first:

  Assuming that the answers to questions 1 and 2 above are Yes, then you must configure the Router 1 and 3 in agreement with my post at this address:

  http://forums.linksysbycisco.com/Linksys/board/message?board.ID=Wireless_Routers&message.ID=108928

  You can continue to use the 192.168.3.1 address for Router 1.

  For simplicity (of the sort that I don't get confused) Please change the "local IP address" of the router 3 to 192.168.3.3

  After completing the above configuration, test your system.  You should be able to access the Internet from a computer that is connected by wire or wireless to Router 1 or router 3.

  Note that addresses 169.xxx.xxx.xxx simply indicate that you do not have a connection to the router.  This address comes from your computer, not your router.

  Do not attempt to access the setup menus in the Router 1 or 3 of wireless router, often fails.  Always use a computer that is connected to your network to access the router configuration pages.

  If you have trouble getting the Router 1 and Router 3 to work properly, stop, do not continue with the steps below.  You need to get the Router 1 and Router 3 correctly before continuing work.

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  Only after that you get the Router 1 and router work 3 correctly, if you are trying to connect the Router 2.

  Router 2 need to be configured in the same way to router 3, except, please will be Router 2 use the address: 192.168.3.2.  Another channel that Router 1 or router 3 also affect Router 2.    Router 2 once the installation program, then he wire LAN port to the LAN port to the Router 1.  (Do not use the PLTE200 for now).  Make sure all three routers are running approriately.

  If you have trouble getting all 3 of your routers works correctly, stop, do not continue with the steps below.  You must get all three routers works correctly before you continue.

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  Only after completing all three routers works properly, and then try adding the PLTE200.  Note that the Powerline adapters must be connected to circuits that are on the 'same' side (left or right) of the electrical box.  You should not use the DHCP server in the power adapter holder online.  Will appear addresses DHCP of Router 1.   Carrier current adapters also prefer to be directly connected to the wall outlet, not to an extension cord.  The Powerline adapters also prefer their own made - they do not share a duplex Jack with another device.

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  What cat5 cable are you using?  CAT5e?  CAT6?  How long of a race do you use?

• WRT54GS & connectivity ADSL2MUE

  My Modem (Adsl2mue) is set up and works great, I have access to the internet. When I go to connect to my router wireless internet (Wrt54gs) my connection is lost. How can I configure them so they both work together.

  Thanks a lot for the replies

  Gas

  Thanks for the help, that the problem has been resolved. Because they were the two linksys default ip address is the same for each of them. So I had to change the ip address of the router for them set up.

• WRT54G drops internet intermittently.

  My Linksys router WRT54G has recently (yesterday) begins to the internet after having been online for a few hours.

  The current configuration is in place for several years.  I started with the broadband provider and they checked the signal and cable modem works properly.  My own tests back this up.

  At first, I just reset the router.  It disconnected for 30 seconds and is plugged in.  Internet is back.  Then I tried to reset the router and the modem cable.  It also works well but the problem presists.  Reset the router itself has the same effect.

  So something with the router is the cause of dropping the internet.  The network does not go down however.  I can still use my network drive and the computers indicate a network without internet connection.  This is true for the PC wired as well as those who use a wireless connection.

  Check if the router is on the latest firmware, if not to update.  Once upgraded to hard reset the router by holding the button of reset in the back for 30 seconds then release. Wait 10 seconds and cycle power to the router.  Reconnect via wired computer and go to 192.168.1.1 and reconfigure the router from scratch.  Try now.

• WRT54G windows 7 without Internet

  Firmware v1.1 4.21.1

  Hello

  General information... as a short but detailed as possible

  I have the wired connections that follows:

  Desktop PC (Windows7)

  Bedroom PC (XP)

  Printer

  PS3

  wireless connections:

  Room 2 PC (XP)

  Laptop (XP)

  I had all this running smoothly across the router from W7 is released and installed on the desktop computer.

  Yesterday, our internet lost space through our cable provider. Came back on today, but here's where the problems start.

  I confirmed service service providers is back upward by connecting the modem directly to the desktop. Everything is ok.

  I then tried to connect through the router WRT54G, but W7 tells me that I have no internet access. I can connect to 192.168.1.1 OK, but on the status page, it shows me the following:

  IP address: 0.0.0.0

  Subnet mask: 0.0.0.0

  Default gateway: 0.0.0.0

  None of the list of the DNS 1, 2 or 3.

  Troubleshooting network in W7 I said the "DNS server not responding".

  Trying to do a ping test 192.168.1.1 in the Administration tab says "network is unreachable".

  The local DHCP Active IP network Table / status shows my DT 192.168.1.100 but agin not able Ping this address, again "network is unreachable".

  I tried options DHCP Release and rescued, but nothing changes.

  My next step was to reflash the firmware and power cycle the router but still no change.

  This is so, I can't access the internet through the router (only directly from the modem to the PC) so I get a lot of grief for children who want to play the PS3, but more important still, I can't online from my workstation in the bedroom. I would be surprised if the router is dead despite his age, because I can access the page to admin without problem.

  Any ideas on what I can do to get everything working again.

  THX

  Update

  Two power cycles later and all work again. Don't know why, but hayho.

• How to implement as a router WRT54G - Type of Internet connection in cascade

  Dear Sir / Madam

  Been scouring the Internet and seems that nobody begs the question...

  I'm trying to configure my Linksys WRT54G (v5) as a regular secondary router (turn off wifi) cascading off my another Wifi router that is connected to an internet modem.  I went through the web and found useful points on other areas of the installation program.

  However, in the "Basic settings" page under "Setting up the Internet" for "Type of Internet connection", what should I choose?  I am NOT connect the WRT54G to the internet modem, on the contrary, I'm linking to the internet via my primary router.

  Help, please!  Thank you!

  Simon Mak

  Hi, simon_s_mak. Yes, you can set it to auto DHCP. It wouldn't really matter, since the DHCP capability will be disabled.  Therefore, it will exercise a switch only.

  Liezl-10104

  Linksys technical support

• WRT54GS V7 - no Internet connection

  Hi all

  I've had my router wireless for 3 years now. I recently moved and got my internet all together towards the top. I have not used my router in a year because my former ISP gave me a two in a router. Now that I'm with my current ISP (Time Warner), I just your Basic run of the mill modem. Go ahead, I installed my router, everything goes well. An hour later, I was unable to use internet on my laptop. I checked the connections and everything is properly connected. When I ran the EasyLink Advisor its says no internet connection. I tried to update the firmware to update my drivers. I even tried connecting the router itself using the 192.168.1.1 but without success. I'm at a total loss here, been working on it for 3 days now... any help would be greatly appreciated.

  A little more info: my office is running on Windows XP Service Pack 3

  My ISP is Timer Warner Cable

  The wireless router is the WRT54GS V7 with a Firmware updated to 7.50.

  Yet of the ideas or help is greatly appreciated thanks!

  Connect the Modem to your computer and check if you are able to go online or not?

  If Yes, then the first thing you need to do is press and hold the reset button of your router to 1 min, then unplug the power to the router for another 30 seconds waiting and then re-connect the power supply to the router. Now, you can re - configure all settings on your router...

  Click here and follow the steps to configure your router with cable ISP.

• Cannot complete the installation on WRT54GS and connect to internet

  Hello everyone.  I recently was good to a WRT54GS v.2, which came from a member of the family which has improved their wireless router and therefore passed it along to me.  It worked perfectly for them, but not me.

  I tried to use the installation CD and do a manual installation, but no internet connection is detected.  I have to admit being a total newbie router wireless, this is my first, so I am confused as what to do then.  I looked through the forum and the FAQ, but I don't know what could be applied to my situation and I am not very well versed in the terminology, I tend to get lost.

  If someone could be kind enough to help me out or point me in the right direction, I would be very grateful.

  Thank you!

  OK, I have another update, lol.

  I have just gone to the configuration page and decided that, what the devil, I would return the automatic DHCP settings instead of the PPPoE to see what is happening, and here I can now browse the internet!  Certainly, it's Wired installation and now I have to set up our second computer with the network adapter hope it will connect with the wireless router, which is the point of this whole exercise, but at least, I'm a lot closer.  No baby, lol.

  Thank once again for all the kind help.

• No internet when you use the Ethernet on WRT54G port

  Router worked OK in hours, but in / op later that day. Ethernet light works when it is plugged in it, but not of the internet on the desktop computer. Get free WiFi on laptop. Unplugged Ethernet port to #2 and can get internet. The parameters seem to be the same, but I'm not an expert, so who knows what happened. Tried rebooting, turning all power off and went to brouser 192.168.1.1 page to see if something has changed. Also, the USB connected to my Tivo shows a signal but is more connected to the network. Any ideas? I have Windows XP. Also I have updated drivers WRT54G after that was the problem.

  The computer has an active PPPoE connection. Connect directly to the internet without going through the WRT via ethernet or because connection that your modem has a USB port added through which your computer connects to the internet, effectively blocking any other connection.

  You must cancel the PPPoE connection. Select "Internet Options" in the control panel. Tab connections make sure you select "do not establish connection" (below the list of configured connections). OK the change. Then, disconnect your connection PPPoE ("Centurynet") in the network connections Panel.

  After you have disconnected the PPPoE connection, you should be able to connect again to http://192.168.1.1/. Your router must also be able to connect with PPPoE now. Check on the status page. If necessary, press Connect. It should if you have correctly configured your router to your PPPoE connection.

• ASUS Infinity wifi connects to the WRT54G Router and network, but not the internet

  I have a WRT54G work throughout our House. It has 4 ports for wired ethernet and multiple wireless connections works without any problem. Currently my Droid phone, Tablet iPad and 2 laptops to connect and move to the internet via a wireless connection.

  Today, I bought a new Asus TF700T Infinity tablet.  I can so he can connect to the router, see the network and the router can see the Tablet Infinity (assigns an IP address), but no internet access.

  I need some ideas here, or suggestions as to what tools I can use to see where the traffic of the Tablet is blocked.  The newspaper on the router shows me nothing. I guess there is a port blocked by the router, but no idea those who.

  Tried reset hard and a firmware upgrade does not.  In fact the latest firmware upgrade (4.21.5) watered the entire network, so I started 4.21.1

  Maybe it's not a router issue maybe that's the problem with the Tablet? Can ping you the ip address assigned to the ipad? You can also try t o assign a static settings on your tablet. If these things still do not work, you may need to contact asus support.

• WRT54G V5 does not connect to the internet.

  I am replacing a WRH54G with a WRT54G.  First of all, I just unplugged and waited 5 minutes. Then I plugged my ethernet cable from the DSL modem into the WRT54G. Then I plugged the DSL modem. I waited for lights stop flashing. Then I plugged the WRT54G and waited for LEDs show the connection. Then I plugged the cord of the WRT54G to computer ethernet. Then I turned on the computer. I was able to access the Interface for the WRT54G, but I wasn't able to connect to the internet. I tried power cycling several times times the modem DSL and the WRT54G. I was unable to access the internet. Finally, I plugged the WRH54G back in and everything worked fine. Any ideas as to why the old WRH54G can connect to the internet and the WRT54G impossible?

  In fact in the statement above this still does not work, but ten minutes ago I understand much of the useful post. Because I wasn't getting IP addresses on my new router, I was wondering if some how they were blocked on my old router. So here's what I did. I had my old router connected. I logged into the old router and under status I clicked on the release of the WAN IP. Then I unplugged the old router. Then I connected the internet cable from the modem to the internet port of my new router and connected first ethernet port on the router to the computer. Then I connected the new modem. When I logged in I saw that the router had caught the required IP addresses. My internet is now up and running and with the QOS feature on my new router I can watch YouTube and be on my google phone VOIP at the same time with the blurring! The key was to know that the problem was that my new router was not grabbing IP addresses. This gave me the idea that they were somehow stuck on my old router. When I published their new new caught router. I know this isn't technically how it works, but it solved the problem. Ball-shaped here were the steps of the solution.

  Verizon DSL DHCP

  1. connect to the old router.

  2. click on status

  3. click on WAN IP release address

  4. disconnect all cords of old router.

  5 connect the cable modem internet in new internet router port.

  6. connect the ethernet cable to port 1 of the modem.

  7. connect ethernet port 1 of the modem in the computer

  8 connect the power cord to the new router.

  After I did these things that the internet was working fine with all my other stuff related to the router. I connected the new router, looked under status and saw other and valid IP addresses. Thanks for the help. I hope that someone that nice find if they still have the same problem. I wonder how the addresses IP got stuck on the old router or rather why I had a WAN IP release on the old router before the new router could get a valid IP address.

• WRT54G can't internet

  My 'network' looks like this:

  CABLE MODEM ===> WRT54G

  WRT54G Port1 ===> PC

  PC running Windows/XP sp3 with all updates installed. However, there is no wireless network card.

  Label to the WRT54G ver.2 Watch model number. I don't think that the firmware has been upgraded.

  It's used to work. What has changed? The laptop which allows you to connect wireless is dead. I now have a 2nd PC located on the same table as the old PC. There is no wireless card with at this stage, but ultimately it is the old computer, will receive his internet connection without wire - ly, as computers will physically be in separate rooms. I don't see how these changes would affect the operation of the router.

  I have no idea how to solve this.

  TIA,

  Phil

  Hi cellist.p and welcome to the forums!

  Have you tried power cycling? If not, try turning off the computer > router > modem and set up the modem > router > computer to see if it works. If not, access the router page to see if it has an Internet IP address. Open the browser and then type 192.168.1.1, do not fill in the username and type admin for the password (unless you have changed it before), go to the status tab and check the WAN/Internet IP address.

• WRT54G: cannot access IP addresses a particular range of the internet

  We have a WRT54G (material v6) we have used for some years, in conjunction with a modem cable to create a home wifi network. In recent days, we have been unable to access sites in the 130.160.x.x IP range (i.e. those at the University of Alabama). A particular example is ua.edu (130.160.4.131). The rest of the internet works fine.

  It's on Ubuntu 12.04, Windows 7 or Android ICS; with Chrome, Firefox, IE9, or SSH. If I connect the modem to a laptop Ubuntu directly by USB, I can get to ua.edu very well.

  I tried to reset the default router, update the firmware, connection via ethernet instead of wifi and use the servers Google's DNS 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 in the router, but the problem persists. Naturally, au helpdesk, Comcast and Linksys were all useless, helpless, or uncooporative.

  Traceroute looks like this:

  tsbertalan@hustlenbustle:~$ traceroute ua.edu
  traceroute to ua.edu (130.160.4.131), 30 hops max, 60 byte packets
  1 192.168.1.1 (192.168.1.1) 2,972 10,518 10,979 ms ms ms
  2 * * *
  3 you-9-3 - sr02.gadsden.al.tusca.comcast .net (68.85.205.121) Mrs. 21,529 Ms. 22,001 Ms. 22,432
  4 you-7-3 - ar02.huntsville.al.hunts.comcast .net (68.85.205.57) 23,350 32,048 32,432 ms ms ms
  5 xe-5-1-0-0-ar01.b0atlanta.ga.atlanta.comcast.net (68.85.109.221) Mrs. 34,972 Ms. 35,433 Ms. 36,119
  6 pos-3-5-0-0-cr01.atlanta.ga.ibone.comcast.net (68.86.93.125) 37,672 23,108 (68.86.93.201) pos-3-6-0-0-cr01.atlanta.ga.ibone.comcast.net MS MS ms 22,178
  7 pos-0-3-0-0-pe01.56marietta.ga.ibone.comcast.net (68.86.87.134) 25,761 26,809 26,300 ms ms ms
  8 * te4 - 2.ccr01.atl02.atlas.cogentco.com (154.54.10.233) ms 132,485
  9 te0-2-0 - 5.mpd22.atl01.atlas.cogentco.com (154.54.83.209) 29.493 ms te0-3-0 - 3.ccr21.atl01.atlas.cogentco.com (154.54.83.181) 28.450 ms te0-2-0 - 5.mpd22.atl01.atlas.cogentco.com (154.54.83.209) ms 28,892
  10 te3-(154.54.82.114) 2.ccr01.atl04.atlas.cogentco.com ms 191,126 te9 - 2.ccr01.atl04.atlas.cogentco.com (154.54.82.122) 192,406 te3-(154.54.82.118) 1.ccr01.atl04.atlas.cogentco.com ms 191,817 ms
  11 38.104.182.10 (38.104.182.10) Mrs. Ms. 35,561 Ms. 36,035 34,520
  12 *.
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  tsbertalan@hustlenbustle:~$

  Any ideas?

  I could probably just pick up a cheap router and see if it works instead of investing too much time on it. It would be the best way to isolate.

  You can choose a refurb out of the store pretty cheap linksys router. It is never a bad idea to have a backup router anyway.

  I'm going to you humour with my last guess apart from the FBI or the NSA. A member of your family or a neighbor's an auburn fan and they consulted your router GUI and blocked the site using parental controls. That's my final guess.

• Internet connection no longer works with WRT54G Router V3

  I had a router WRT54G V3 works successfully for a few years now, with a couple of PC wireless via a cable modem Comcast as my ISP.  All of a sudden yesterday, no PC can access the internet.  No changes had been made to the router.

  I contacted Comcast and they had me of course wire hard one from my PC to the cable modem.  It worked and I was able to access the internet.  However, when I tried to put the router in place (in a wired or wireless), I couldn't access the internet.

  I tried after the Linksys online troubleshooting documentation.  The lights that lights turn on on the router are on.  I can access the router setup web page that displays the settings still intact.  I tried to go through the sequencing of power without result.  Comcast says my router is the culprit of my problem, but I don't know why it would suddenly stop working.  My wireless printer still works as well as it detects a signal and my PC shows that it is connected, but no internet access is possible.

  What should I do?  Are there other available diagnostic tools?  Cat people won't help because I am out of warranty.

  First update the firmware for routers to the last level.  Once hard reset the router and reconfigure from scratch.  Now, try to connect again.

• Internet access WRT54GS - No.

  Hey, Ive had problems with internet connection for these days and ive been what I do usually just unplug the router and the modem and turn their back on but that did not work this time, its connection again but it just says not: no internet access, but it will connect when I connect my laptop to the modem Anyone know what I have to do?. is my router linksys wrt54gs version 6

  Go ahead and perform a hard reset full and reconfigure the router back to normal.  See if that helps.