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• Linksys E3000 NAT open Xbox Live settings

  Hi all

  I recently upgraded my the WRT160n V3 to the E3000 router. I had the port to the front of my old 160n to get my game Xbox Live NAT settings to OPEN.  When I switched on the router for the new E3000, my Xbox Live settings are returned to the Medium (medium). I assumed that this would have happened since this is a new installation/router.

  Can someone help me configure my E3000 and Xbox Live so I can have my open NAT settings?  I only need to configure the Xbox 1. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you!!!

  The previous is large enough and generally useless for the configuration of the E3000 to facilitate capacity NAT open xbox live connections. 1 make sure you have a static IP assignment for the xbox an assignment of dhcp for the mac address of the xbox in creating or statically assigning an ip address to the xbox outside the dhcp scope, you set but on the same network / subnet of course. then go to the tab under applications and games and the prior port 3074, single port forwarding, both internal and external, to the IP address of your xbox. Name the rule openNAT or something that you will recognize. put a cheeck in the box to enable the rule and click on save settings to activate. Your xbox should now work without complaint about the need for open NAT xbox live test and gameplay should work just fine.

• E3000 optimization settings

  I have correctly configured my E3000.  I have separate names and keys for 5 GHz and 2.4 GHz.  I use on my Xbox children on the 5 and all the rest of 2.4.

  I was impressed by the range of the 2.4.  I've seen a few threads with recommendations to improve the range, but some of the threads appear to contain different settings.

  Are there settings that can be modified to increase the range of the 2.4?  Thank you.

  You can follow the parameters mentioned in your post these settings will definitely help you improve the reach Wireless 2.4 GHz network and I do not think that these will be the 5 GHz signal effect.

• E3000 slow network

  Hey all,.

  I just upgraded to an E3000 to a WRT54G and I'm having some trouble with the speed of the network.

  I have no special settings and even tried to restore the default settings and upgrade to the latest firmware, nothing done.

  Time, I notice that the biggest success is when transferring files locally on the network (WiFi and LAN).

  Let me see that I don't know the difference between MB/s & Mb/s and other...

  I have Comcast 20 MB/s down, 1.5 MB/s up (just an info, the main issue is transfer the)

  With the default settings, my laptop (ASUS N82JQ, Atheros AR9285 Wireless Network Adapter), connects to the router to only 65 MB/s (with full signal).

  Download seems to be more decent ~600KB/s (file transfer wireless-n laptop desktop gigabit).

  Download seems to be limited to ~150KB/s (copy of files from the wired desktop to the portable wireless n gigabit).

  These speeds are horrible! ~ 5 hours of 3GB of data transfer!

  One of my laptops had a card that has been able to the 2.4 & 5 Ghz and I was previously receiving ~2000-5000KB/s transfers (2-5 MB/s) with this router (but I had to do a system restore on it and reset the router). My ASUS laptop seems to work only with 2.4 Ghz however. If I change the 2.4Gh the wireless settings of the router to "Auto (20 MHz or 40 MHz)" the laptop connects at 150 MB/s, but the speeds are the same slow as speeds above.

  Desperately need help.

  Dave

  OMG... I found an answer, when I was reading this thread:

  http://www.ads-links.com/index.php/how-to-fix-Windows-Vista-slow-network-transfer.html

  I had already eliminated the possibilities of the Antivirus/Firewall... But still had the problem.
  I saw the post of "alex on September 4, 2007" talk to disable IPv6 and QoS on the properties of the adapter...

  I tried turning off on my connection LAN Gigabit and Whoosh! I'm ~54MB/s! Much, much, much better than 150 KB/s.

  I turned QoS on the LAN adapter and I always get good speeds... So, that tells me there is something to do with IPv6 between the router and the computers that something is not love.

  I have yet to reset the settings of my WiFi (I did a firmware update and factory default), but it is expected... I will report my findings!

  Edit: Disabled IPv6 on the adapter wireless and re-tested... and guess what 9 + MB/s! YES!

  So, the next question is, why don't the router plays well with computers that have IPv6 installed/activated?

• Access to local administration E3000 via HTTPS problem

  I usually use a wired connection to the laptop to access the E3000 and http to access to local administration. I decided to simply to change to https and uncheck http. When I did this and use https to try to get web access, Firefox and IE say there is a certificate error and refuses to connect. In Firefox, I even said to use the certificate, but he refuses. I save a configuration file backup before proceeding with this change.

  Any ideas on how to enter the web access with security 'mistakes '?

  Also, if I have to reset the modem (shudder) completely restore configuration will set all my settings city MAC addresses? Since I also use MAC addresses for more security, I hope than those that are saved in the backup as I have entered him very much. I should re - establish links to all my devices like TVs and smartphones.

  Thanks in advance.

  No, if you upgrade the firmware do not use a backup saved configuration as it is specific firmware.  If you upgrade your router reconfigure it back manually.

• Must configure WAG54GS as static IP of no. - NAT router

  I have a WAG54GS and I also have a Linksys firewall device, separate units.

  My PC are behind the Linksys firewall that has a port WAN1 allowing plug a router device.

  Currently the WAG54GS is factory with NAT and active firewall settings.

  I want to use this device as a router with phew tirned NAT and firewall disabled and LAN IP even as the WAN IP routers.

  Having a hard time trying to figure out how to proceed.

  Following the basic guide of Linksys, but this doesn't seem to work.

  I have 8 account no. - NAT IP

  Have configured article RFC 1483 routed and changed routers LAN IP to match the WAN IP routers.

  But it doesn't seem to work.

  The Linksys firewall is everything is OK, as I have here another Zyxel router configured the same way and that working with the firewall OK.

  Anyone know if it is actually possible to do it on this model or not.

  Also it doesn't seem to be anywhere in the connection user name and the password under the RFC 1483 screen, someone knows why this is? all other routers I have sections to enter the user name and password even on static connections.

  All in all it looks like a bit of a strange fish

  > However, in this case, your ISP must automatically assign the correct static IP address based on the user name > and password. For example, to configure PPPoA with your user name and password and check whether it connects or not and > what you get the IP address. If it works properly you can use. If it does not work or does not connect, then you cannot use > the WAG.

  Well well... waddyah know, it works!  Why can't I thought... especially because I followed the advice on the website.

  They should update for customers in the United Kingdom may be...

  Thanks a lot again once, configure everything and work a treat!

  Jim.

• 2nd router security wireless settings

  Hi, hope someone can answer this for me.

  I have a WRT 610N - and I just set up a 2nd wireless router (E3000) to extend the range of my wireless network.

  Same SSID, same subnet, DHCP off etc.  Everything works very well.  The network passwords I set identically.

  My question is: what security settings should I apply on the 2nd router?  for example I have MAC address filtering on the main router connected to the internet, the WRT 610N - should I ask this on the E3000 also?

  Thank you

  1. wireless filtering MAC is useless anyway. Do not put in place. It only of the problems to you. (You need to put in place on all routers/access points)

  2. setting up personal WPA2 with AES and a strong password. It is safe.

  3. set up the identical SSID and security setting wireless on both for a roaming network.

  4. choose different channels at the same time, if you use static channels to avoid interference.

  5. check that the SSID broadcast is turned on.

• E3000 / DishNetwork outcome

  I need help.  I'm trying to connect my DishNetwork DVR via a wireless link to the E3000.

  My home network consists of a Linux server, acting as a router/gateway for a DSL link, with more than one pc (XP/MAC/Linux) connected on a local 10/100 lan.

  The existing lan addressing scheme uses static IP addresses and the DVR requires a DHCP connection.

  I thought that the E3000 would solve this issue using its function as DHCP server to host the DVR wireless and integrate it into the rest of the LAN.

  Not so easy that... I set up the DHCP protocol and reserved an IP address, which ranked s DVR up very well, but even if I can ping the gateway and DVR in both directions, I'm unable to access the internet.

  I tried to set up a static route, but I think that I do not correctly.

  Here is the addressing scheme (subset)

  Linux Gateway: 192.168.10.4

  Vista: 192.168.10.5

  Windows XP: 192.168.10.14

  MAC: 192.168.10.7

  Linux file server: 192.168.10.100

  E3000: 192.168.10.2

  DHCP range 192.168.10.10 E3000 server address - 192.168.10.15

  E3000 reserved DHCP address (DVR) 192.168.10.121

  Any help or advice would be appreciated.

  Paul

  Here is another option that you might try. Configure a static IP address (in the range of E3000), the subnet mask, gateway address DNS on DVR. I assume that you have configured the settings wireless on your DVR, you have on your router. Now, try to ping the IP address of the DVR of any of your computer. This way, you might check if the RECORDER is in communication with your local network. If you get a response from the IP address of the DVR. In my view, then it should be operational.

• E3000 has low-speed Ethernet but ok speed wireless Internet

  My Cisco E3000 slowed its Ethernet speed so slow that it times out when you go on Facebook, YouTube or any site that is complex. It worked fine until one day he just give up. It is connected to the DSL Modem with Ethernet to an Apple Mac G5 power PC there are two other former Mac connected via Ethernet, same problem. When I took the router off the chain and G5 directly connected to the modem, internet speed. My firmware is updated. The two bands wireless work very well. When I look at Cisco Connect, everything seems normal. factory settings. I worked a lot so something has changed. Help me, my children are revolting.

  Thanks for all help. Nothing has worked.

  On a live chat, the agent of Linksys gave me some valuable tips. two options actually.

  One} buy a new router to a 10% duscount or B} pay for a bore of premium support.

  I decided to launch this router on the sidewalk and go with the Apple of Base Station.

  I am a Mac guy since 87, what I was thinking of buying it? It was less expensive.

  (Note to mod: under the guidance of the compliance of the directive.)

• E3000 and E4200 can extend wireless but when snafu disabled DHCP

  Hello

  None of the many posts on the extension of the wireless here really solve my problem (I'm not a tech superstar so I need a little handholding).

  Currently use E3000 as my router.  My House is a wonderfully old brick structure with awesome cast thick walls and cool hardwood floors (Yes, I already drilled twice to drop the Ethernet wiring and run it in my basement to the back of the House to come and connect to a switch where is my office to win 8)  Excellent results.

  Now, I'm going to die just to run the wiring to the front of the House under the said floor so that I can bring it and attach a 2nd router. My sister-in-law gave me (just gave me, you the spirit wouldn't let me pay him!) sound E4200 that she can no longer use a reason any.

  Goal: Best performance for a front of House wireless (my bedroom upstairs and the porch on the main floor, where routers are / will be.)  With the additional router in front of the House I will be finally in a smart cable TV.  I must just have better wireless at the front of the House b/c I do a lot of work here lately.* *.

  1. what router do you recommend using as the main router?

  I tried to configure the e4200 (since the 3000 is already) and following the directions on all workstations. I updated the firmware, so the two routers are underway.  My understanding is that I need to put the 4200 (Router 2 "") in Bridge Mode and

  set on the same channel current wireless router 1 (3000).

  2 should I put the 2.4 and 5 Ghz on separate SSID Router 1?  If so, what do the SSID Router 2?

  3. If Router 2 has a separate SSID or should it be identical to my current network, that is, the Router 1?

  4. I understand that Router 2, you must disable DHCP because Router 1 is that work. BUT whenever I do this, in the process configuration, I can't get connected turn it on to Router 2.  I changed the IP address.   Router 1 is 192.168.1.1 with assignments up to 192.168.1.149.   So I do 2 router 192.168.1.2.   Is this good? I do this, then it restarts, and I connect in 192.168.1.2 "page not found".

  5. the way I go about it is:

  -My Office 8 win (I call him Victor, FYI) is connected via a cable (switch) to 1 (E3000) so LAN router and I use to see what my settings are there (and here I'm typing this post).

  -My Win 7 laptop (Richard, FYI), this is where I work on Router 2 (the E4200).  I have cut all connection without wire, then PC cable to Router 2 and connect to Router 2 and from there.

  That's what I should do? ***

  6. am I correct that Router 2 must be in Bridge mode?  Whatever it is, please teach me - it means I'm setting up to repeat the signal or as a little separate LAN that is connected?  Which is better, in your view, given my objectives, above?  When I'm on 'the extension', it would be ideal to be able to go to the first/main network and send things my printer / PC is there, but I'm willing to put up with less of this in order to get the good signal in my areas of work from the home front.

  Note also that the family and I move and use several devices, so it would be fantastic if me and her husband and son and daughter (think: several tablets, phones, computers laptops, desktops, printers, scanners, blah blah blah in this House - I know, I know a lot more about networks I've always wanted to know!) can just get the signal stronger as we move.

  Thanks for any help you can give and of course I would knew what key information I can be left out. I'm really dying to get up and running.

  Position outside to clear my head, but will be back.

  Thanks again.

  Bonnie in PA

  I recommend using the E4200 as your main router.

  Cascade the E3000 with your LAN E4200 to LAN.

  Cascading 'LAN to LAN' instruction in the link below:

  In waterfall or connect a Linksys router to another router

  Thing to keep in mind when cascading a router:

  1. Change the IP address of the secondary router to something like 192.168.1.254 so its on the same network, but is not in conflict with the main router
  2. Make sure that the DHCP service is disabled on the secondary router
  3. Make sure that nothing is ever connected to the Internet port on the secondary router
  4. Have the different SSID of 2.4 Ghz and 5 GHz
  5. Duplicate configuration on routers wireless, but make them broadcast on different channels or put the chain wireless on 'Auto '.

• E3000 issues with browser utility and connect

  Don't know how I got here, but I can now connect to the E3000 using browser utility. With the help of https://10.x.x.x, shows warning of certificate, and then when the page I continue "Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage".

  It does not work as expected in all other ways.

  Parameters:

  Disabled wireless access to use browser

  Disabled SSID broadcast

  Force SSL connection for browser Utility

  Disabled DHCP (my modem/router ADSL handles DHCP) service

  IP address static 10.x.x.x

  Changed the SSID for both frequencies (not identical but)

  etc, etc.

  Has NOT changed the host hame.

  The last time I used the browser utility (weeks) was to disable the wireless to check something. Reactivated problems wireless, no apparent until today when I tried to access it via the browser utility.

  As I've never run Connect, there is no settings to change, and now it cannot detect the device.

  I guess I'll wait until I have TO change something and do a 30-30-30 reset...

  Well, well, well... I must be lucky sometimes...

  Come to see the thread 'Routers Linksys' not accessible via HTTPS on this forum.

  My problem was defintely caused by the update mentioned Microsft http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2643584

  Took the difficulty he 50824 to dsiable the security update and Lo and behold, can connect to utility browser again!

  so happy that I don't have a 30-30-reset...! \

  Still cannot connect with Firefox, thanks to...

  See you soon,.

  GH

• Browser access to E3000

  I have a Linksys E3000 wireless router. It works fine, but I want to see its settings. When I was with my old XP machine, I could connect to my router using Firefox to http://192.168.0.1 and see or change the settings, I've wanted to. Then I got a new desktop computer with Windows 7 64-bit (no wi - fi on it). I withdrew my old XP machine. I don't have reinstall my Cisco s/w. My wireless router still works fine. But I can't have my E3000 via my browser (Firefox) using this IP address. All I get is the message to reset the connection.

  My E3000 is configured as an access point. I have other wireless devices, connection, but not my new machine W7. My network is configured as network, Internet access type.  I use Trend Micro Titanium.

  How can I connect to my router now that I'm on W7 64-bit?

  If you opened to the top of the router configuration page when connecting the computer with BEFSR81 router
  If this is the case then connect the computer on the E3000 router. Check the IP address and default gateway, then try to open the configuration page of the router with the default gateway...

  You can search for the IP address and the default gateway in the following way:

  Click on the Start button...
  Select all programs accessories---> it will be all see guest...
  The type there "ipconfig"...

• E3000 substitute _only_ DNS of ISP

  Hello

  I would replace the DNS servers provided by DHCP via my ISP. Other settings, I'd like to preserve (as my assigned IP). Anyone know how I can achieve this with E3000?

  Thank you.

  Mark

  Oh, I got it. (facepalm). In base configuration, under the DHCP server settings, I just need to specify static DNS so that all customers on my network use _my_ DNS instead of my ISP.

• WAG54GS allows wireless clients to connect but will not assign IP addresses for full connectivity

  I have three XP 3 computers connected between them in a MS home network via a wired hub and access to the internet through a wired connection to a router WAG54GS.  DHCP is enabled on the router, the IP addresses are correctly assigned and internet access to these computers Wired is not a problem.

  In the past, I've connected also with success of laptops to the internet via the feature wireless router, but having not used that for a while, I think now it will not work.  I tried to connect with laptop computers running XP 2 and Vista Home and the problem is the same.  Laptops find broadcasting wireless router and connect but they are not assigned IP addresses during the phase of "Acquiring IP address" resulting in a "Limited or no connectivity message."  Packets are sent to the router, but none are received in return. It is with the strength of the Signal at 73% and the quality of the link to 100%.  Ipconfig displays no deafult assigned gateway and the IP auto configured to be 169.254.96.1 for example.  Ping the router gives "Destination host unreachable".  Not surprisingly, laptops are able to 'see' other computers wired on the MS. network  These laptops connect correctly to the MS network and internet if I change the wired connection.

  If I check the status of the network wireless router configuration good laptops MAC addresses are displayed, but the computer name and the IP address are missing.  I usually use a protection WEP 128 bit on two channels 6 and 13, but it makes no difference if I change this without guarantee, once again the connection occurs, but no IP address is assigned.  DHCP is enabled in the tab for basic configuration of router from 192.168.1.100 with selected up to 50 users DHCP (and DHCP works very well for cable customers).  The IP address of the router is set to 192.168.1.2.  Wi - Fi router is set to "allow everything".  Default settings are used for the parameters wireless advanced, although I tried to reduce the 100 interbval tag at 50 and the RTS and Fragmentation threshold to 2304.  The policy of Internet access on the router is disabled.

  If I have (for purposes of testing only) connect laptops to one of my neighbors secure networks (there are several) to connect laptops very well so I can access the internet, DHCP works great on laptops.  Firmware is v1.00.08 (I looked this modernization, but while I can identify my router version 1.2 downloads talk about types of Annex A and Annex B are mutually exclusive and I'm not clear I have.  I am also doubtful as to if the firmware upgrade would make a difference, because there is no trace of the upgrade solve this kind of problem and I had the Wireless does not work if long ago).  I'm running out of ideas, is there something that I missed?

  Well in this case you can try to upgrade the firmware of your router, go to the website http://www.linksysbycisco.com/UK/en/support/WAG54GS/download...insert of your router model serach tab... select the correct version of your router... Download the firmware file... save this file on the desktop.

  Follow these steps to upgrade the firmware of the device: -.
  Open a page in Internet Explorer browser on a computer hard wired to the router...
  In the address bar type - 192.168.1.1... Leave the name blank username & password use admin lowercase...
  Click the 'Administration' tab - then click on the 'Upgrade Firmware' under the tab-here, click on 'Browse' and navigate the .bin firmware file and click on "Upgrade"...
  Wait a few seconds until it shows that "the update is successful," after the upgrade of the firmware, click on "Reboot" and you will be returned to the same page OR it will say 'cannot display the Page.

  Now reset your router:
  Press and hold the button of reset for 30 seconds... Release the reset button... Unplug the power cable from your router, wait 30 seconds and reconnect the power cable... Now re - configure your router...

  Once you re-configured settings of your router, and you are able to go online Wired computer, here are some settings that you can configure your wireless router, I think this might solve your problem

  Open an Internet Explorer browser on your computer (desktop) wired page. In the address bar type - 192.168.1.1
  Let the empty user name & password use admin lowercase...
  For wireless settings, follow these steps: -.
  Click on the Wireless tab
  -Here, select manual configuration... Wireless network mode must be mixed...
  -Provide a unique name in the name box of the wireless network (SSID) in order to differentiate your network from your network of neighbors...

  -Set the Standard - 20 MHz Radio band and change the Standard channel to 11-2, 462 GHz... Wireless SSID broadcast should be enabled and then click on save settings...
  Please take note of the name of the wireless network (SSID) because it's the network identifier...
  For wireless security: -.
  Click the sub-tab under wireless > Wireless Security...
  Change the mode of WEP wireless security, encryption must be 64-bit. Let the empty password, do not type in anything... Under type of WEP Key 1 in all 10 numbers please (numbers only and no mailbox for example: your 10-digit phone number) and click on save settings... Please note the 1 WEP key as it comes to the security key for the wireless network...

  Click the settings advanced wireless
  Change the interval of tag to 75 > change the Fragmentation threshold to 2304, change the RTS threshold to 2304 > click 'save settings '...
  Now let's see if you can locate your wireless network and try to connect... And check if you are able to navigate.

• 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.