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• No info from internet provider to my E3000 router from a bridged walkway to Arris T268G

  I am a customer of Comcast and had my gateway Arris T268G filled so that I could use my E3000 router for a wireless/wired network. My configuration is: on the bridge in bridge at the entrance to the internet of my E3000 then the cable coming out at my SE2500 Ethernet switch which I then cable to my PC to the cable connection. No internet. My wireless router is broadcasting because I'm picking up signal but no internet connection. Looking at the dashboard of the E3000 'Status' tab there is no information for the internet provider. I hit the button refresh and renew the IP button and still nothing.

  (1) is my correct configuration?

  (2) is there a setting I should change to communicate correctly with the T268G gateway (defined in bridged mode)?

  Peyates, it is possible that the IP address of the modem and the router's IP address are both in the same IP range. Change the IP address of the E3000 to, say, 10.10.10.1 before you connect it to the modem. In addition, if the DHCP server on the own modem is enabled, you can configure the E3000 and cascade via LAN to LAN to the modem.

  See this article.

  http://Linksys.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/Linksys.cfg/php/enduser/std_adp.php?p_faqid=3733

• Temperature of the E3000 router...

  Yesterday I installed my new E3000 router. After an hour, I noticed that of the temperature of the bottom is very high and it is stil. Is this normal?

  Yes, the E3000 works hotsi "totsi!  Suggest that you make sure have at least two inches of airflow underneath and all around.

• IP ISP lease time does not count on E3000 router

  Hi all...

  I just installed an E3000 router and have updated the firmware on the support site. I noticed that when I look at the router status page, the term of the lease IP ISP seems to be stuck and does not count down. When I reboot the router time will change, but it does not change as it should without a restart or a Relase and survivor.

  I am connected to the service of Time Warner Road Runner as my ISP...

  Does anyone else have this problem?

  Is this a known issue?

  Routers Linksys tells you only when the term of the lease ends.

• E3000 router connection problem when I use the telphone

  I plugged my router through my telphone line. When I use my telphone, I can't connect my computer to my router. When I see the available wi - fi networks available, my router does not see. As soon as I get off my phone, I can see my router and able to connect. I thought that my router has two bands and I'll be able to use it. I'm not a geek.

  Help, please. Thank you

  Why is your router connected to the phone line?

  It must be connected to a DSL Modem or a Cable Modem (assuming that the release for consumption).

  Need information in order to determine the question.

  Is your wireless phone a DECT 6.0, 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz?

  I changed my DECT 6.0 wireless phone because they do not interfere with wireless 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz. older phones use the same frequency as the network and can interfere.

  Why so your router on a telephone line?

  How often your mobile phone works on?

• E3000 Router Configuration cascade

  I have the game following up in a home in Brooklyn, NY:

  Your solution worked perfectly!  It is now work!  Thanks a lot for your help.

• Switching mode of EPC 3925 / router E3000 speed 20% loss

  my setup is EPC 3925 Switch mode - E3000 router mode

  my ISP speed is 200 Mbps I only have 160 MB/s maximum and is not stable

  When I use the EPC 3925 I get 200 Mbps

  can someone explain why this happens

  takwansani wrote:

  Thanks Meegosh and nerD_sayer for answers

  one last question what happens if ask my ISP to swap the 3925 to a modem router as the 3208

  I gain speed?

  Yes. It is better to have just a modem ordinary to avoid double NAT issues as well as port easier opening if it is necessary to do so.

• E3000 to work with the modem configuration cable of Verizon FIOS actiontec / router

  Hi all, I read knowledgebase Article ID: 3733, which seems to me on the right track, but the menu router screens listed do not correspond to the screens of the E3000.

  I have a FIOS cable modem / router in the basement I should keep since she animates all FIOS guide and on the characteristics of the application. I have a NAS drive in the basement and all hard wiring runs to the basement as well.

  I tried n wireless and a better location for the wireless access point, so I bought the E3000 and put it in the kitchen on the main floor

  When I wired a LAN port numbered on the E3000 to LAN ports numbered on the ActionTec and introduced the router everything worked well, but quickly found that wireless clients could not see the NAS.  I suspect that it is because the E3000 uses a different address of range (192.168.0.1) as the actiontec (http://192.168.1.1/).  I finally move the NAS on the floor to temporarily solve this problem, but my wife keeps me out of his kitchen ASAP :-)

  I tried almost every imaginable parameters (IP of E3000 actiontec adjustment range, disabling NAT, disable DHCP, enable/disable RIP) to get the E3000 to simply become a gateway switch wired and wireless and let the routing actiontec, but never been able to make it work.

  Could someone post a version of the Article ID: 3733 who works for the E3000?

  Press and hold the reset button on the E3000 router for 30 seconds. Release the reset button and wait 30 seconds. Power cycle router E3000.

  Now connect a computer to the Ethernet port on the Router 2 (do not connect the cable between the modem and E3000)

  Open the E3000 configuration page. Change the settings of the E3000 router wireless.

  Go to the Configuration tab and change the IP address of the E3000 router to 192.168.1.2.

  Disable the DHCP server on the router and save the settings.

  Do NOT change any other settings (NAT firewall).

  Connect the modem cable to port Ethernet router 1 E3000. cycle power to the router.

  Now try to access the Internet via E3000 router.

• E3000 as a waterfall on a wireless bridge router

  Can you offer any suggestions on how to implement the next network. I would like to make it's good and I'm ready to buy the right equipment.

  Here is a diagram of the structure:

  

  After my research, I realized that normally router B to there should in fact be only a switch, which the IP assigned by DHCP router A to all customers in both networks A and B. However, one of my goals is to ensure that the network B will remain operational, even if the wireless bridge loses its connection to A router and Wan. It seems to me that the best way to proceed is to use a router instead of a switch to Y. It is not necessary that B Network Clients see Clients in the network has only access to the WAN is required.  In addition, network B Clients must communicate to 1 GB (there is a NAS box) and I do not want their throutput to be constrained by the speed of wireless bridge.

  Can I use an E3000 router B to Y, and if so how should be configured. I understand that I must give another IP address that the router has to X. The challenge for me is to know how to configure the network B so that it is independent from the router except for internet access. I have to configure each network on a different subnet?

  In addition, the wireless bridge link must be distinct from wireless networks and B. Is it possible by simply assigning their own SSID wireless bridges and routers wireless in A and B different SSID?

  Thank you

  Andrew

  Thanks for all the help!

• Not able to connect to my netgear router

  I have my netgear router for almost 6 months now, and he has never given the satisfaction of a good wireless on the attic of my house. Repeaters wifi did not work, or are expensive for dual band. Now, I have connected my old linksys E3000 router, and everything seems to work. But I can't connect to my netgear router. I can't find via the routerlogin.net, nor using the netgear genius app on my ios device. The network is still there, I can connect trough wifi to internet both 2.5 g and 5 g, comments networks are here but I don't know what IP address uses the netgear (I can't find the linksys)

  How can I connect to the netgear?

  and of course I can return to the default settings and start all over again, but it is too easy to answer. How is it possible for me to connect to the router, how I am able to find in the current set up?

  Based on this, I would say that you set r7000 in ap mode and e3000 also in ap mode. Connect through a data cable in the case of PSI.

• Web site filtering by keywords only at certain times of the day - E3000

  I want to enable members of the family who have access to the internet via my E3000 router (including me) to the only access some Web sites the night to improve our productivity.  I want to filter the keyword 'facebook' and set it so access to the URLs/images with that keyword will only be allowed to 17:00 to 23:00, or denied from 23:00 to 17:00.  I can't find anything to make it work with the interface, denying by keyword only during certain hours.  Can someone who KNOWS tell me what must be completed to make this work, you?  Thank you!

  It comes to my admin screen for what I believe:

  

  E3000E3000E3000

  Hi HughK,

  I guess that's how the Linksys has designed. I tried with my sister E2000 router and I can only "Refuse" to specific time and day, but not the "key words".

• E3000 connection problems

  I just bought a new E3000 router less than 2 weeks ago.  I spent hours with my tech guy configure the router so that I was getting excellent internet speed and the connection between my computer and my SIN was maximized.  Configuring the router my computer laptop (Windows 7) and the laptop computer from the basement (Vista) have been implemented to access the router.  Both work perfectly

  These are now the only two devices in the home that can access the internet.

  Other devices that need to connect are:

  2 laptops (both Vista)

  1 iPhone 4

  2 iPhone 3gs

  1 printer

  I can't connect.  I spent an hour with a guy at Cisco tonight who couldn't seem to get past the idea that it was not the laptop that was the problem.  I don't understand.

  Someone please help.

  I think you can try to reset the router and reconfigure it manually.

  Connect the modem to the internet and computer port with Ethernet port on the router.

  Press and hold the reset button on the router for 30 seconds. Release the reset button and wait 30 seconds. Power cycle the router and reconfigure it manually.

  Who is your Internet service provider?

  Follow this link to configure the router with cable internet Service.

  Follow this link to configure the router with internet DSL Service.

• Update Linksys E3000

  I installed the firmware on my Linksys E3000 router.  I downloaded the software of Linksys.  Now when I connect to the router, I get a page from IBM with a "security warning" and three options: do not submit, submit anyway, and I trust this site, do not alert me again.  It says also "any information you enter on this page, including the user names and passwords, should be sent over an unencrypted connection and could easily be read by a third party".

  That is what it is?

  Tried restarting.  Still have the question.  I posted a screenshot.

  Thank you

• Adding older computers to E3000 network home

  I just bought a Cisco E3000 router and set it up to replace my old router wireless G router (WRT54G) using the supplied CD of Cisco.  He has been activated on a new Toshiba, under Win7 Home Premium laptop and worked well.  Then I created an easy installation on a flash drive key to add my old computer to the new network.  Two old computers are running Windows XP - SP3 and have Linksys WPC54G Notebook adapters (ver 2).  I've disabled the notebook adapter management software and enabled the option of networking Windows wireless via the control panel.  I ejected from the adapter first and restarted the old computer first.  However, the adapter does not connect using Cisco connect from a USB Flash drive.

  Here are the details of the error:

  Error code: 82BD0115
  Error description: wireless adapter does not support WPA or WPA2.
  Model name: unknown
  Model number: E3000
  Serial number: CVQ01KA24133
  Firmware version: unknown
  Operating system: Windows XP SP 3
  Software version: 1.2.10218.1
  Connection type (WAN): unknown
  (LAN) IP address: unknown
  (WAN) IP address: unknown
  The computer IP address: 0.0.0.0

  Ironically, I had put so much the new laptop as Win7 and laptop older topic under Win XP - SP3 to my old WRT54G uning WPA-Personal (see the thread titled here "should I replace my WRT54G?" as of 17/01/2011).

  The wireless adapter on your computer does not support WPA/WPA2 mixed mode.  To make your two computers to go online wireless, you must change the security mode on your router for WPA or WEP, but this will make your Cisco Connect software stops working.

  If you want to use the Cisco Connect software then you must buy a new wireless adapter that supports WPA2/WPA Security Mode.

• Access remote USB to E3000 problem?

  Hello

  I recently got the E3000 router because it has USB and is simultaneous dual band router.

  It is connected to the ATT modem + router. I disabled wireless 2wire ATT modem and connected the linksys router.

  Now, after much playing with it, I have configured the USB key to work and being visible on the network, Media Server also seems to work very well.

  Now I need help with the following:

  Now what I'm trying to do is have remote access to my USB connected hard drive on the internet.

  Also, I want to put the USB HDD as media download drive. For example if I'm downloading a large file or download torrent I want it either directly into the USB connected HDD.

  Also in my computer/network, I have the disc visible as a computer and when I double click on it, it ask me for the admin and password user id and I have access available files, that I do not understand why is this? Because the same thing can be achieved by "map network drive" then what is the difference between the two?

  Waiting for answer

  Thanks for the help guys

  For your 1st question: Yes, the problem is with your configuration. The E4200 needs direct access to the internet, but in this case it is "hidden" behind a NAT (your att gateway) device. You must find a way to dumb down your front door so that it becomes just a modem.

  If you have att u-verse, then you must look for a story on your gateway 2wire called demilitarized zone more and put in place to allow your router to be seen on the internet that will allow you to remote access to the storage unit.

  As for your 2nd question: there is no way to do it. Your pc should be while you download files.