PPPoE on 1710 to a Westel Modem

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• How to connect the worm 4.3 BEFSR41 router to a modem that is always on

  Hi I have a westell modem ATT DSL, it is a new modem, I had one that force me to use PPPoe on my BEFSR41 ver 4.3 router Linksys, I wonder how I have now reconfigure the. He didn't need me use PPPoe because she is always on when it is connected directly to my PC I have 4 video game systems that use static IP that are transmitted through my router and 3 PC windows port & printer using other my network products are by linksys NAS200, BEFSR41, WAP54G and 2 group network 5 & 8-port switches , I lost my CD of AP wireless how do I do that I reconfigure without the CD. Please answer as soon as possible

  That you no longer use the PPPoE settings on the router... On the Configuration tab, select "Obtain an IP automatically" under Internet Connection Type and click on save settings... Now, click the status tab and check the IP address. If the IP 192.168.1.x is then, click the Configuration tab and change address router ip 192.168.2.1 and click on save settings. Now, power cycle the entire network and check your internet connection to computers connected to the router.

  Now for the other devices like WAP54G or computers (for which you have opened the ports on the router), you must assign the static IP address in the range of IP (i.e. 192.168.2.x) of the router.

• CD of 1710 with LAN Port

  Hi, my Satellite 1710 CDS has two Modem and Ethernet ports.

  The manual and specifications do not refer to a local network. I'm trying to find a WIN ME driver for the connection to the local network.

  That's the big mystery to me...

  Peter.

  Hello

  Unfortunately the plug RJ45 on your machine is not active and cannot be activated.

  The chassis for your 1710 is the same one used on other machines in a specification most high who only have not supported network.

  I suggest get a PCMCIA network card.

  Kind regards

  Nick

• WRT160N V2 PPPoE

  I just figured out how to fill my modem, it worked perfectly. I've walked by my ISP. So I KNOW it's correct.

  When I go to configure PPPoE with my WRT160N V2 router, I see
  User name:
  Password:
  Name of the service (optional)
  (unchecked) Connect on demand: Max idle time
  (checked) Keep Alive: Redial period 30 seconds
  I KNOW my user and pass are correct, but I still have no internet when I fill my router and put in the news.
  My modem has DHCP turned off so I turned it off on my router too... nothing.
  Basically should all settings I change in the SINGLE ROUTER so that it works when you configure a PPPoE
  BTW, the installer is ISP > Modem > router > computer

  Leave active DHCP as this is correct.

  DHCP on:
  Default gateway: 192.168.1.1
  IPv4:192.168.1.101

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• Router and Modem terms as device NAT Double - Solutions?

  Two questions I have about DSL/PPPoE

  (1) look in these forums, it is said that if you have a DSL modem, then you need to change your IP 192.168.2.1 could someone tell me why just for my own knowledge?

  (2) another question I have is what I use PPPoE if I have a DSL modem? Changing automatic DHCP to PPPoE willl solve my problem with my xbox not finding online games?

  (3) what I need to change my router in Bridge mode and is the same thing as mixed? If not how can I change due to bridge mode I've read that my router and modem are could act as a double NAT that could cause problems for the xbox?

  Any help would be welcome because I don't have any idea how to solve this

  Problem solved! Combination of mode Bridge and address static ip assigned to the xbox. Thank you guys

• BEFSR41 v4.2 with AT & T DSL & PPPoE Config - help!

  I'm about to set up my first DSL connection, which will use PPPoE and a Motorola 2210 DSL modem provided by my ISP, AT & T. The DSL modem stores the user ID and the password. After I get the DSL up (which I think I can handle via a manual installation rather than installing the software provided by AT & T), I will install a router BEFSR41 v4.2 for my new home network. The v4 manual says that I also need to enter the ID and password for PPPoE supports as well as a service name. If the modem is to store the password, why do I also need to put them in the router config. ? In addition, the v4 manual says I need to enter a "service name", which I do not think that I know and do not know what it is supposed to look like. I think I can handle the rest of the router config, but will also enjoy a lot of tips or tricks with this particulare configuration. Thank you!

  My DSL and home network are up and works fine. After I discovered that the Motorola 2210 is a gateway and not just a DSL modem, I knew better what I was dealing with. I used the simplest option, which was to implement the BEFSR41 for DHCP and PPPoE about the 2210, changing the router IP address to 192.168.0.1. I discovered that I had to use the AT & T software furnished to completely configure the service - manual install only did part. After that I got DSL service set up, I moved my connection PC Ethernet back to the BEFSR41 and 2210 to the router cable. Worked like a charm!

• Windows 7 651 connection error

  I have ADSL with a 6200 Westell modem configured for a Linksys wtr310N router. I have configured the 'Bridge' of the modem Mode and configured the Linksys with PPPoE. When I try to connect with my laptop running XP I am connected and everything works fine. I can also connect cable on my laptop Windows 7 but I can't connect wirelessly. Are there tricks to make it work on Windows 7? What I need to put in place a new broadband? How does my laptop connect to my linksys router?

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• T61p - questions card 4965AGN

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  I was wondering if it is possible to activate the function of "N" of the card. I'm under the it on a 5KU 6458. The installation program is on a new wireless router WD750N with Verizon published Westell modem. The router has the capacity of 2.4 & 5.0 gHz. I have the driver Lenovo as the last 14.xxx version. installed. Are there only 2 wires to the card inside the unit with the 3rd not used? Can you improve the system of the FRU 42T 0865 to activate features "N"? No knowledge have greatly appreciated.

  Thank you

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  If your current card is 4965 AG, there is no way to allow the spectre of "N", just to replace the card.

  Yes, you can upgrade to 4965AGN card, just leave the connector in an open environment.

  He will do very well on a router dual-band 300mbps.

• Attempt to connect wi fi on my Dell computer, running windows XP? Have DSL but not Ethernet. Faced with problems. Checked with CISCO router but not help there. CANY anyone help

  I have a problem connecting to a Cisco E100 router to my computer. My count (office) does not have a wireless. I have DSL from. Cisco tells me to plug a router using Ethernet cable to connect. I don't have an Ethernet connection on my computer. At present I have USB connect the computer to the Westell modem.  Can anyone help? I hope this is enough information. Basically what I'm hoping to do is to install the WiFi so I can use a tablet now and maybe a laptop this last on.

  Thank you

  On the routers only house you can use USB connections are those provided by some ISPs.  An Ethernet connection between the router and the computer is far more preferred.

  Your router a Cisco E1000 or is it really E100 (I thought that Cisco makes a model with this designation not)?

  It is quite surprising that you don't have an Ethernet connection that is built into your computer.  What is the complete model number (or, preferably, the Number of Service Dell)?

  Open the Device Manager (start > run > devmgmt.msc > OK).  Expand the "Network card" category by clicking on the + next to him.  What devices are listed in this category.

  If you don't really have an Ethernet or an adapter wireless built into your computer, you can add one, using a PCI internal (if you have a desktop/Tower computer) or external (PC card for laptops) or USB to laptops or desktop/towers.

  Also, the normal configuration is to connect your DSL modem to the router and then the router to the computer.  If your Westell modem has an Ethernet connection, you must use your new router in a non-standard configuration.  Even if the Westell modem has an Ethernet port, you may need to do some reconfiguration for her as well.  What is the complete model of the Westell modem number?

• Stop and start the Internet service with X 2000

  I just installed the X 2000 and managed to get my Win7 Home Premium connected to the Internet and also a wireless device. Previously, I had just a modem.

  Sometimes, when my PC is on, I want to disconnect from the Internet and then connect again.  There is an icon at the bottom right of my toolbar that allowed me to connect and disconnect with my old modem, but he seems to know only the old modem.

  Basically it is operated by the boot sequence: all items in Control Panel > network connections > connection broadband.  This function does not work; It tries to connect (via "WAN Miniport (PPPOE)") and gets "error 651: the modem (or other connecting device) has reported an error."

  Can you tell me what, where is the program that seems to start the connection Internet for the X 2000 and if I can change the settings of the Win7 "connection broadband" to use the X 2000?  Maybe the setting "Connect we Demand" in the "basic settings" of the X 2000 is involved?

  JoeCis wrote:

  Forgive me for being dense, but I think I understood that something in response to the "gv".  If I go to http://192.168.1.1/ , and click on the tab "Status", my "connection status" has the ability to 'Disconnect' and 'Connect'  If I click 'Disconnect' my PC will essentially be offline and, later, when I want to go online, I can click on "Connect"?

  1. This will cut the internet connection of the router. He cut the internet connection for all THE devices connected to the router. He kills the internet connection of your iPad, too.

  2. I think that there is no guarantee that the router resets automatically later.

  3. it is not your computer safer. In General, if you get malware from the internet it's while you're doing something in the internet, navigation, for example. So not navigation and does not download emails are for most people means more effective "disconnect from the internet. Cut the internet connection won't make a difference unless your computer is already infected in which case it won't matter either because the malicious software on your computer may also just sit silently and wait for the connection to return.

  4 disconnect the internet link for the safety of your PC is pretty useless. It will not matter. At that time there you do nothing in the internet anyway. And it's not as if a clean computer would suddenly be infected only because somewhere there is an internet connection. Your router is a NAT gateway. Your LAN is already isolated from the internet, which is inaccessible from the internet, unless you have configured port forwarding, triggering or DMZ host.

  5. keep your computer up to date. If you wish, you can put the computer on standby during the absence. Saves energy and not enough good you want to do, even if it won't matter to safety.

• WRT320N lose Internet connection

  I'm running a 6100G Westell DSL modem, that the modem is connected to a wireless router from Linksys WRT320N, on my laptop, I use a card WUSB600N dual-band wireless n OK know the problem I have is that when the wireless router is connected to the modem my internet keeps going out on my DSL modem. But if I have the Westell Modem connected without the internet router to fade in and out. The internet only fades when the router is connected. How can I fix this.

  Thanks for advance-Aaron

  So, you want to say is: when the router is connected between the Modem and computer, you can't go online or you are able to go online but you are facing intermittent internet connection on the problem fall?

  As your ISP is a DSL provider there are certain rules to configure your router with the Modem of the DSL provider.

  If your DSL Internet service provider follow this link

• Linksys WRT54GSV4 causing packet loss? Wired or wireless.

  Hello.  I struggled for months with my connection with packet loss.  Until yesterday my www.pingtest.net results were between 2 to 6% packet loss.  Usually at 5% packet loss.  A technician is released yesterday and bypassed my DSL modem and ran this test and got 0% packet loss whenever he ran.  So I bought a new DSL Westell modem out of it to replace my Speadstream 4100 and there it went.

  Now, when I connect my Linksys WRT54GSV4 modem 6100 Westell DSL router, I get between 0% and 1% packet loss.  It is never greater than 1%, but is usually 1%.  This happens on my laptop wireless as well as PC connected directly to the router.  The main reason that this packet loss was hurting me in the first place was Xbox Live gaming.  Gears of War 2 kept thinking I cheat, and he welcomed me.  Last night I am host and did not host prohibited but that does not mean that it doesn't me ban in the future for minimal packet loss.

  Any suggestions on why the router could be the cause of this loss of packets when the Linksys router is invovled?  With a PC connected directly to the DSL modem I get 0% packet loss on this test ping every time.

  Internet service: AT & T DSL (6.0 Mbps)

  DSL modem: Westell 6100

  Router: WRT54GSV4 Linksys

  Update: I just remembered that I have a Linksys 4 port switch (non-router).  I plugged my DSL modem into the uplink on the switch 4 ports and then ran a cable to my laptop.  Zero % packet loss!  The modem dsl ports linksys switch 4 and the laptop are all very well and get zero packet loss.  Only when the Linksys router is in the mix is there any loss of packets at all...

  The router is defective or is this normal or what?

• Connection WAP54G optics and fiber

  Switch used DSL Westell Modem - Linksys - WAP54G and everything worked well.  Changed to fiber optical fiber directly to the switch connected to ethernet and Internet services provider.  Ethernet network works fine but can not access the WAP54G.  Laptops see the WiFi, but local only.

  Should the WAP55G or ethernet fiber (or not) use the uplink Port #6 port?

  As you change the DSL ISP to optical fiber, you need to change the ip address of the WAP in the range of fiber optics ip.

  Also affect the gateway on the WAP even from the optical fiber.

• Internet connection problem, error: status WAN down.

  Hello. We have a Windows 7 and a Motorola 2247-N8 wireless modem/router. Recently, our internet connection has dropped. I was able to reboot the router, but on the main login page, it says "Status WAN" is declining and the PPP username and password are empty. These two things are related? Can I do to solve this problem? Thank you.

  Thanks for the information.  Your observation of the Westell modem/router is in line with what your ISP says you: your modem is assigned an IP address by a DHCP server at your ISP.

  Your two pieces of equipment have in fact several parties.   Both of them have modems, which is the interface between you and your ISP.  Both of them have routers.  A router is required between the two networks; in your case, this is the Internet on one side and your local area network (LAN) on the other side.  Unit integrated Motorola also a wireless access point.

  You only need one of each part: a modem, a router, and a wireless access point.

  Normally, you should be able to use the Motorola device and renounce the Westell unit.  However, the unit modem Motorola seems to have a problem to connect to your ISP.  According to the User Guide, that I found for him, this unit of Motorola doesn't seem to be able to connect to the type of system used by your ISP.

  You can use parts of two devices: the modem and router Westell unit and wireless point from the Motorola unit.

  I'm going to assume that this is the User Guide for the your Motorola device--> http://www.arrisi.com/modems/datasheet/2247-n8/2247_user_manual.pdf

  Connect an Ethernet cable between your computer and one of 4 yellow Ethernet ports on the unit of Motorola.  Open a web browser and type http://192.168.1.254 in the address bar and press enter (see page 13 operating Guide).  You may or may not assign a password for the configuration utility (you should end this) as described in step 4.  Skip steps 5 to 7.

  Click the "Configure" (page 16), then click on "DHCP server".  Uncheck the box "Enable DHCP server", and then click "apply changes".  You want to disable the DHCP server in the Motorola unit because you plan to use the DHCP server in the Westell unit.

  If you already haven't, go back to the configuration menu and click 'Wireless' and set "of basic wireless settings" (p. 21), you want wireless to be activated, you want the 'Standard' to be compatible with your laptop and other wireless devices (B/G/N is the most flexible; use G or N-only if you know that all your wireless devices use the same wireless standard).  I recommend uncheck Wireless Protected Setup.  "Channel" should be 1, 6 or 11 (you may or may not need to change the channel; in general, this is necessary if you live in an area where there are many nearby wireless networks, as a residential building).

  In the "Wireless security" (p. 23) article Choose WPA2 if all your wireless devices support this standard. Otherwise, use WPA.  Don't use WEP or anything.  Do not 'hide the SSID' or "Block Wireless Bridging."  If you wish, enter a new name SSID (p. 24). If you do this, do not use your name or address in the SSID name.

  Make sure you click on "Apply changes" once you make a configuration change.

  At this point, you can exit the utility of configuration of the Motorola.

  Disconnect all connected to DSL entered the Motorola phone.

  Plug the phone cable between your wall socket and the entrance of LILY on the Westell unit.

  Connect an Ethernet cable between the port of 'Data' at the back of the Westell unit and one of the yellow Ethernet ports on the unit of Motorola.

  At this point, you should be able to access the Internet using any device connected by wifi to the Motorola unit or (b) any device connected to one of the 3 Ethernet ports yellow on the unit from Motorola which is not used to connect to the Westell unit.

  Last words:

  If you created a password to access the device configuration utility (and you should), write it down on a sheet of paper and the paper to the tape drive.

  The IP address, you need to use in order to access the configuration of the Westell unit unit is 192.168.1.1.  Write this on the same sheet of adhesive paper such as password and the Westell Westell unit.

  The IP address, you need to use in order to access the Motorola unit configuration utility is 192.168.1.254.  Write this down on the same sheet of paper as the Motorola password and stick it to the Motorola unit.

  The DHCP server in the Westell unit by default local IP addresses assignment between 192.168.1.15 and 192.168.1.47.  This should be more than enough.  You can check the IP address local to any computer by opening a command prompt window and typing in Windows

  ipconfig/all (press on enter)

  This will show you the IP addresses assigned to all NICs (wired and wireless).  You need only be concerned with IPv4 (not IPv6) addresses.

  Note that if you open a web browser and go to a site such as http://www.whatismyip.com/ , you will be able to see the IP address public attributed to your Westell modem by your ISP's DHCP server.  In this case, "public" means that all users can see at this address.  However, router Westell "cache" local to your devices IP addresses so they are not visible on the Internet.

• BOUGHT A NEW COMPUTER AND CAN NOT GET ON INTERNET

  Windows 8 and Verizon DSL Westell Modem anyone someone please help! Just bought a new computer and unable to access the internet.

  Hello

  Is it wireless or wired modem?

  I use one of them at the moment, and all I had to do with my new computer it is branch...

  The modem has already been activated from a previous computer, however.

  If it's a combo of wireless\wired modem... 7100 or something like that, try using a wired connection instead of wireless to start... I use a 6100 model that is a bit old, so it may be different from yours.

  If it's the new Verizon service and the modem has never been activated, you will need to call Verizon and ask them to guide you through the installation process. It is a thing of the time. Subsequently, you can plug another\more machines without going through the process again.

  An exception might be if you were to use a paperclip to press the Reset button on the modem...

  If you use a wireless connection, there is most likely a password that you must use the wireless capability... You may need to contact Verizon for this also if you do not remember how to set up.