WAG320N & WRT610N

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• WAG320n to WRT610n connection helps WET610n bridge ethernet

  I have upgraded my network with a modem/router WAG320n and have a (ethernet bridge) WET610n in my room remotely.  Because the WET is just a single port, I would like to connect my old WRT610n router to bridge, but need to know the right settings and connection information.  The goal is to use wireless in the remote location and additional ports.

  Problem solved and improved

  Thanks Klatch,

  The WAG320n is nice, but not simultaneous dual band, so I put the 5 GHz.  I wired hard (WAP610n) one point of access to the router, set it to 2. 4 Ghz and placed about 3 meters outside the router.  This gave me access to the second floor for all devices with two bands.  (I have given it's own SSID to distinguish it from the access point).

  To extend coverage to the first floor, I installed Ethernet bridge Wireless N (WET610N) on the beach at the fringe of my output of routers (still 4 bars).  The bridge is set to 5 GHz - because what is the WAG320.  Then I connected the router WRT610N (which is simultaneous dual band) to the bridge.  You plug the bridge into a LAN on the WRT610N, NOT the WAN port port.  The WRT610 has been programmed to 192.168.1.2, disabled DHCP, NAT disabled.  I have 3 other hard WAN ports connected to devices (Playstation, Slingbox, Blue Ray player).  All other PC first floor is connected wirelessly via the 2.4 GHZ or 5 GHz bands.  The coverage of the first floor is excellent.   I held the different SSID for each router and Access Point, to distinguish which router or the band I want to connect to.

  If linksys has been only the simultaneous dual-band of WAG320, it would provide the extension of coverage to all old and new features!    Everyone is not wrapped around 5 GHz yet!  Then.  If you want to extend and use another router as Repeater (wireless), you need an Ethernet Bridge (or wireless game adapter) to the main router and connect to the secondary router.   Everything can be done with a little effort.  Thank you

• WAG320N telnet ssh

  Hello!

  you know that you can activate the ssh / telnet / rlogin into the modem / router wag320n?

  Thank you
  Walter

  It is always a consumer device. If she had telnet access some customers would use and some wouldn't have the slightest idea what they due and, but Linksys would have to provide the service to all the...

  Check out the 3rd party firmware like dd - wrt or similar. There you can do whatever you want. Of course, it is not covered by warranty.

• WAG320N

  Oh dear... what a disastrous start

  Firstly, installation and firmware seem to be corrupted.  Resettlement on the site Web has not helped.  I say this for several reasons:

  (1) no way to change the routers IP, no way to change the time zone, in fact, no way to change the settings.  All seem to accept, reloads the same page and done... NOTHING

  (2) no way to pass wireless turned off... in fact it seems that some of these wireless options menu options are missing.  Great stuff.

  Actually by and large, no way to configure the gateway at all.  For example,... can Cisco we get a new firmware?  Perhaps a gateway which is in fact out of the test products and works?

  I am very annoyed because I just took a wag160n, which was chronic to say the least, for this model later... What does'nt seem to even work at all... At least despite declining regularly the internet and the wireless, the 160n actually you are allowed to configure it.

  Help?

  Fixed.

  It seems that unlike the WAG160N I got, it will not set up through anything other than Internet Explorer.  I have no idea of what is different, but something is.  In any case, Internet explore 8 installed and the gateway configured by OK and everything is right with the world again.

  No Wi - Fi dropouts don't like with the 160N

  No Internet goes as with the 160N

  Program installation CD has had little love and it doesn't take an age to load upwards and the config of the gateway to the first use.

  Streaming movies HD 1080 p for PS3 is also impeccable Wireless N 280Mbit with 1Gig port connected to the PS3.

  Overall, now I realize that I have to use IE instead of chrome or Firefox is the product I've been waiting for.

  The WAG320N after works OK is a great replacement for the flawed WAG160N.  The WAG160N but I would avoid like the plague and save up the extra for this one.

• WAG320N - LAN clients cannot ping clients WLAN.

  Hi all

  I wonder if you can help. I currently have a router WAG320N, which seems to work out for a small problem.

  However, the problem I am facing is that my LAN clients cannot ping my clients wireless and vice versa.

  I googled this problem which has recommended that the AP isolation is off which is was by default.

  Any other ideas?

  Thanking in advance.

  Sprite

  As you are not able to ping customers wireless to wireline customers. Turn on the isolation of the AP.

  See if that helps you.

• SPA2101 and WRT610N

  Hi all

  Before getting my VoIP everything worked fine with my Linksys WRT610.  I have NAT and transfer of facility that allows me to access my network outside port remotely.  I just bought a SPA2101 of my VoIP provider and they told me to install it between my modem and my router.  So I did and now I can't access anything be it outdoors.  My WRT610N router is on x.x.1.1 and my VoIP SPA 2101 is on x.x.0.1 so it doesn't let me do port forwarding in my system connected to my router.  I tried to change the SPA2101 to x.x.1.1 LAN setting and it won't save the settings.  Can someone help me with this configuration correctly.

  Thank you!

  I suggest that you put the SPA2102 behind the WRT610N. make just a customer to the main router.  You may need to do a translation of port but on the router for VOIP. example ports are 5060-5061 and 16384-16482.

  If this does not work, you can always cascade the router and the router just an access point. There are a few kbase articles explaining how waterfall 1 wired and 1 wireless router.

• Is it possible to use WRT610n to create a secondary wireless network?

  Hello

  I want to know if it is possible to configure the WRT610n to create a second wireless network? I have an ISP provided the router cisco that my primary wireless network, but some devices do not like this router wireless. So I want to set up (if possible) my WRT610n to be connected to the cisco router and create a different RANDOM with SSID secondary network.

  Thank you in advance for your answers.

  Saltrock04

  This works perfectly.

  Thank you for your help.

• WAG320N double PPPoE

  How to create the second PPPoE connection in WAG320N?

  I had D-Link 2540U before, there is no problem - I made an another PPPoE via the button 'Add', like this:

  

  Sorry for my English:-------.

  You do not have an option to create double connection PPPoE on Linksys router.

• WAG320N wireless problems

  I am having major problems with my Linksys WAG320N. Hoping someone here can help as I am quite clueless when it comes to networking.

  Without changing the settings, the other day that my Macbook Pro could not connect and he kept saying 'timeout '. From that point my iPhone also refused to sign, although access to the internet on my MBP viaethernet was fine.

  I did a hard reset according to the instructions of this forum, and then re-configured with the installation CD. The router wireless light was turned on but my MBP did not see the network. Finally, I managed to connect after I restarted my laptop and enjoyed every 10 minutes without internet connectivity before wireless problem network come fall and now does not appear in my list of networks once again, even if the wireless light is still on.

  Ethernet connection still works, but not via the wireless.

  I restarted my laptop and the router and tried switching channels on the router, all to nothing done. Very confused and frustrated!

  Someone at - it suggestions? Thanks in advance for any help.

  What is the wireless settings you have set up on your router (SSID, channel and security mode)?

  Connect to your router configuration page and click on the Wireless tab and click on the "Advance Wireless Settings" sub-tab and under change 75 beacon interval, change the Fragmentation threshold to 2304, change the RTS threshold to 2304 and click on save settings...

  Now let's see if you can locate your wireless network and try to connect...

• wireless client cannot see wired - WAG320N

  Hello

  my modem/router WAG320N works fine but the wireless client cannot see wired and vice versa. they are in the same network (192.168.0.), using the same 255.255.255.0 mask, same workgroup firewall and Yes to enable all packages in and out. IP addresses are DHCP form.

  Internet sharing works fine, but when im trying to play any game on LAN wireless clients peuvent see their car but not wired. when im trying to client ping wireless from a wired machine it does not either.

  What is intresting in a DHCP reservation or the ARP table (in router configuration) I can see cable and wireless customers. but still they do not see each other.

  help pls!

  Hi again,

  I went to PC World and they exchanged this WAG320N to another. but this time I went to ASUS RT - N16 and so far all is working correctly. I know its missing adsl modem but got usb 2 and a print server.

  Sorry cisco...

  thx for your help guys!

• WAG320N questions

  I'm in the United Kingdom.

  ISP is Orange @ up to 20 MB service

  -System information-
  Seller: Linksys
  ModelName: WAG320N
  Firmware Version: 1.00.08, 2009-08 - 27 T 19: 37:13
  Start the Version: 1.06
  Hardware Version: 0.01

  -DSL information-
  LAN Driver Version: The version annexed - A2pB023k.d21d
  DSL VPI/VCI: 0/38
  DSL Status: Showtime
  Mode of ADSL: ADSL2 +.
  DSL channel:
  Rate upstream DSL: 828 Kbps
  DSL downstream rate: 6142 Kbps

  Downwards upwards
  ADSL noise margin: 10.9 17.4 dB dB
  Attenuation of the DSL: 43.5 dB dB 22.7
  DSL transmission power: 19.5 dBm 12.3 dBm

  -Wireless information-
  Wireless Driver Version: 5.10.85.0.cpe4.402.4
  Wireless status: enabled
  Wireless Wide channel: 9
  Channel of wireless standard: 11 - 2,462 GHZ
  Wireless SSID: -.

  Systems:

  1 x XP pro 32 bit with all the installed updates and service packs.

  1 x Win 7 pro 64-bit with all updates installed.

  Both systems use integrated Realtek Gigabit NIC (latest drivers) wired with Cat 6

  Both use the same security software

  Problem: -.

  When the speed of ADSL, at snail PACE. I power off and power on the bridge. To decrease the speed of the line and until db SNR. (Worked a treat because Orange succeeded Wanadoo!)

  The bridge, to reconnect to the ADSL and work very well, if only 1 system is turned on.

  If both systems are on, gateway fails to reconnect and allow any browser see websites (Firefox, IE 8 32/64-bit and Minefield) or VPN or E-mail etc

  I disable, 1 system and turning off the front door, then power on and second gateway system after that. Then, it will allow normal access to the Net.

  I've had Network Magic installed, but is not installed where it was, it was not.

  I don't have this problem with a DGN2000, which is what the Linksys/Cisco WAG320N replaced.

  Apart from the definition of satic IP addresses for both systems, someone has ideas or know if there is a firmware that will solve the problem so far?

  TIA

  Del

  ADD ON: -.

  Just tried static IP addresses and there is no place in WAG320N to enable this?

  All resolved.

  WAG320N returned, as unfit for use.

  This is after talking to Tech Support via Live Chat, that said they would be esculate... nothing.

  Shame, Cisco/Linksys could not deliver even a beta version updated firmware, to at least try to solve the problem.

• The misfortunes of WRT610N - signal high but dropping internet

  So I got a WRT610N since June 2011 - works perfectly without having to think about, I just hooked it up and it has been on the default settings and never gave us any problems.

  About a week ago the power went out - and it caused the router to reset to the factory settings. I've put up with our network name and the security and don't think much. After that, we started to notice questions on our phones and laptop in the kitchen.

  I work in the same room as the router, wifi and did not have the signal drop once since then--my work laptop is about 3-4 feet from the router. Another PC through the router works fine

  Continuously on the strip of the 5 GHz for tv, a room, works perfectly, like netflix, youtube, etc on the TV.

  Once you get to the kitchen, on the laptop there (which has been there for months without problem), wifi is completely laminated. This is maybe the router through only 1 wall of 40 feet. The signal of 3 to 4 bars and windows reports still says 'internet access' for the State of the connection, but the connection drops on a regular basis, and you must manually disconnect and reconnect to the wifi to restore internet access. It of the same story with the phones if you are more that about 20 feet from the router - they have a strong signal, but will be lowered on a regular basis, requiring you to disconnect and reconnect. The 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands seem to be behaving in the same way.

  Normally, I would say that the power outage fried the right thing and get a new one - but he is works perfectly at short range and still give a strong signal to longer-range - juggling just not the internet.

  I factory reset it several times since it began. I tried different settings on both bands, different security, no security, etc. But nothing seems to help, that's why I post here - help!

  Thank you for reading.

  Try to reset to the factory settings and then update the firmware. After the update of the firmware, a 30-30-30 reset hard and then reconfigure the linksys from scratch.

  InSSIDer allows to find the best channel. And try to use 20 MHz only for the width of the channel.

  If by chance your modem is a router too (for example. "You have DSL), try to change the local IP address of the linksys 192.168.2.1.

• WAG320N very bad 5 GHz wireless signal.

  Hi all

  Because I live in an apartment building, I decided to buy a proper router on 5 GHz. I see each of them and at least 12 wireless networks 2.4 GHz (mainly BT HomeHubs or other boxes UK ISP wireless). I am studying the CCNA and our teachers recommend cisco routers (linksys) as the best. I bought a WAG320N as one that suits that I could find on the British market for a reasonable price. The problem is that I have less signal on 5 GHz on 2.4 GHz I have 50% maximum of the 5 GHz signal and speed is usually lower than 802.11 g, average below 64Mbps! I can't believe. When I change 2.4 GHz signal has up to 80% as my old router TP-Link. The speed is more often up to 65Mbps, means awful. I have seen a lot of topics on this particular router but I couldn't believe that to sell Cisco products these awful and unreliable as this router. I tried to change channels on 5 and 2.4 GHz but it's always the same, the wrong speed and weak signal. My wireless card is Intel WifiLink Advanced-n 6200 and Sabayon linux and Windows 7 operating systems. I have a laptop and it is CCA 6 meters between the router and there are 2 walls. The router is still under warranty so I will not hesitate to return to PCWorld...

  Thanks for your help.

  I solved it. I moved the router more near my room. There is only one door of the room between the router and my laptop. Signal has cca 90% and the speed is especially 270 or 300 Mbps.

• WAG320N FTP server not accessible from the internet.

  I had a problem with my WAG320N for quite awhile.

  I add a hard drive 1, 5 TB usb port and I can access to the LAN.

  Now I want to take a step further and be able to access it from the outside.

  I enabled the FTP server and Internet access.

  I was play within the parameters of safety etc. but with no luck

  Why you changed the ip address of the router to 192.168.1.2. ?

  Try to update firmware of the router. After upgrading the firmware, reset the router and re - configure from scratch. Now, simply activate the FTP server on the router and check.

• WAG320N - today's date and time on the router

  Hello

  I put restrictions on access to the xbox of my son on my WAG320N. I set the time zone time to GMT and active summer time, but I can't find a screen to actually tell me what the date & time is on the router itself. I had a problem with a previous router where the date & time were automatically to be deregulated and thus access of xbox of my son was off during the wrong time.

  Does anyone know of a hidden screen where it shows the date & time on the router?

  Thank you

  Under the current status tab shows the... The time, based on the time zone selected on the Basic Setup screen, is displayed.