Wireless linksys WRT 610n ver.2 being compromised

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• WRT 610N questions with Hello

  Hello

  I tried to remote control my iTunes via an iPhone application called Remote library. He worked for several times with an intermittent disconnection because of the iPhone lock problem. But even after unlocking the phone and reconnect the wireless, remote control could not find my iTunes library and my only solution was to restart iTunes on the PC (which is wired Ethernet to my router).

  A few days ago, nothing has worked! I cound not get to find iTunes remotely.

  I couldn't find a solution even reboot the router or unplug cable Ethernet of the PC. Last night I turned off the router, and after 10 seconds I lit it again. And then it worked!

  I strongly suspect a problem between my router and Hello that is UPnP, an Apple Protocol for the discovery of communicating devices. Phase of discovery is done usually with executives, broadcast something goes wrong in the router with broadcasts of treatment, or is it a problem of Hello?

  Please note that even now, this distance can find iTunes, I still have my old problem of intermittent disconnection.

  So I would like to know if anyone has experienced this problem, is there any incompatibility between WRT 610N and Hello and what is the solution?

  Thank you

  nalooti

  Fixed thanks to this forum.

  The WRT610N web admin, I checked "Filter multicast" on the menu Security/Firewall and everything works well.

• MacBook can't connect wireless to wrt-320n

  I just bought a new Linksys WRT-320N (AFAIK version 1, no worm # after model #) router to replace a router wrt54gs has recently been very fluffy, a fall two cable & wireless signals. On our network, I have 2 PCs cable, a cable, IMac, 2 wired game systems and a Macbook. I can connect any wired devices, but cannot get a wireless signal at all! The indicator on the router shows wireless to work, but the macbook can not get a signal (if I connect a network cable, I can however access internet on my macbook. I tried to use mixed, only n and g only, as well as various encryption methods. At one point, I got to a point where I was invited for a wpa key but the macbook repeated connection has expired. I had a signal once using the g-only and no security, but he was very slow only about 8 feet from the router. any suggestions, I'm about to rip off the little hair I have left!

  Try to adjust the parameters of the router wireless... On the configuration page, leave the network as mixed mode... Change the SSID in a unique name, change the width of the channel to 20 MHz only and channel 11 and click on save settings... Under the Advance wireless settings... Change the tag to 75 interval, change the Fragmentation threshold to 2304, change the RTS threshold to 2304 and click on save settings... Now, cycle power to the router and check...

• On linksys WRT - 1900AC V2 Time machine

  SE your know that Linksys WRT-1900ac can use the time machine function? another post said that can not use time machine to back up! Is it really?

  Thank you!

  Yes, really. the linksys is a wifi router only, and has no hard disk attached. I guess that you can attach a hard drive somewhere (if possible) and put on with the Time machine backup, but this is neither here nor there.  For me, I bought a time capsule airport - very reliable and very easy to install and to use, does the job quietly and well. He also recommended to have a backup of some sort finally... just for security reasons

  JB

• Linksys WRT 1900ACS + Linksys SE2800 - gigabit connection problem

  Hi guys,.

  I have a Linksys WRT router 1900ACS that is connected to a Linksys SE2800 switch. The switch is not recognized by the router as a gigabit.

  I also connected a computer with a gigabit network card via a cable, but I get only 100 Mbps speeds. My internet commection is a 500 Mbps. If I connect the computer directly to the router speed is about 470 Mbps.

  Is the switch defective?

  Thank you!

  andvarga wrote:

  For this 10/100Mbps port is displayed.

  OK, then you have a wiring problem. Replace the Ethernet cable with a good cable to know who is connected to before 1000mbps.

• Linksys WRT AC1900 Wifi Shut Downs

  I have a Linksys WRT AC1900 Dual-Band router and it used to work ok but now wifi works after after a restart or deactivate/reactivate but after a random time, it stops working but it is still connected according to my device.  It's really annoying and I am considering buying an access point so that I don't deal with it...  Anyone experience this problem?  Any ideas would be appreciated.  I have about 35-40 devices distributed between 2.4 / 5G with various 802.x standards...

  Because all connections and others are reset to zero with the pads. I presume over time, many features is basiclly fills the buffers and clogging of the device.

  While you wait for an additional AP, I had shuft TURNED off any device of low priority and get the number of connections up to 15 or 20 and test.

  Besure your channels in your area are open and not used by other neighbors that may cause interference.

  Any other WiFi router in the region? Link > use https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/network-analyzer-lite-wifi/id562315041?mt=8 or https://www.acrylicwifi.com/en/wlan-software/wlan-scanner-acrylic-wifi-free/ or to find out. How many?

  Set them manually to 1, 6 or 11 if necessary.

• Why consult is no longer streaming video of my camera wireless LINKSYS WVC80N using Firefox?

  A month or two ago I could watch the video from my camera wireless of LINKSYS WVC80N on Firefox, but now I just get a upper and lower bar with no video between them. The firmware on my camera and router have not changed and their parameters are the same when he was streaming ok. Firefox has modified several times auto since it worked, but I don't know which was the version, while it worked. Any ideas on how to solve this problem would be greatly appreciated.

  have you tried running beta of firefox 22 yet? It works on os x too...

• Compaq 5008 MT, fresh install win7 pro. PCI slot does not recognize the card wireless linksys, (wmp54g)

  My hard drive doesn't have the other day (western digital 320g).  He left me stranded, I installed a new HD, installed windows 7 pro costs.  Everything seems to work except for my linksys PCI slot wireless network card.  In my control panel, I have a yellow on my network controller in the properties of the material.

  All ideas, it won't let me add a driver?

  I installed windows with the card in the slot, which shouldn't matter should it?

  Averagejoe56553 wrote: windows 7 pro 64 bit, version 4 linksys

  Hello Averagejoe56553, it seems that Linksys does not provide drivers for Windows 7 x 64. Wireless chipset used in the Linksys Card made by Ralink and they throw a few Windows 7 x 64 drivers for this card.

  Here a link to Ralink is where you will find all the Ralink drivers.

  Here is a link where the drivers for your card.

  You will be asked to enter your name and e-mail address to access the doe to download these drivers.

  If the one I linked to does not install or work on your Windows 7 x 64 system, try another version on the first linked page.

• 2 1 modem from comcast networks, cable ISP using 2 linksys wrt routers

  I need to have 2 separate networks my comcast cable modem.

  I expected to plug a hub 5 ports on the cable moden, then plug the wrt610n both the wrt54g in the hub. Seems that only routers will get an ip address assigned from comcast.

  Is it possible to have a cable modem ISP and create two home networks with both routers linksys, so two networks independent serperate?

  Network 1: i ' public use and family (wireless computer laptop Jane, domestic PC etc.).

  Household/enterprise network 2: private and separate from the family public network (Wireless laptop / company PC, server multimedia not secure).

  Thank you

  Your ISP only allows you to have a single public IP (i.e. a single active internet connection) at any time. This is part of your contract. If you want to use two internet connections at the same time as you need to update your contract with your ISP. Then, you can use two public IP addresses.

  Otherwise, it depends on how 'independent' you want. The best and complete separation of networks is exactly the way that you set up for the moment.

  You can get a separation in chaining the two routers. A router default configuration does NAT (network address translation) which makes it basically on the side inaccessible LAN from the internet side except if you configure the router to do otherwise (i.e. set up the forwarding port or UPnP or similar).

  So, you can connect a router to your ISP modem. The first router using LAN IP 192.168.1.1 and has the public IP address on the internet. All connected to the first router is your network 'public '.

  Then, you change the LAN IP of the router address second of 192.168.1.1 192.168.2.1. On the side of the internet, the static value IP 192.168.1.2 mask 255.255.255.0, gateway 192.168.1.1 subnet and DNS 192.168.1.1 (or your DNS servers of the ISP, for example check the first router status page). All connected to the router second is "your" private network.

  Because of NAT private network is inaccessbile from the network 'public '. Any connection to the private network must be initiated by a computer inside the private network. It's how any internet router protects the LAN from the internet.

  Of course, the 'protection' does not work the other way: anything either in the private network can try to access anything in the public network. With this type of installation you cannot protect the public network on the private network. But this kind of separation is usually enough for people.

  There is a certain security risk for the private network as all internet traffic through the public network travel and the first router. The first router should be very well protected, i.e. use a router password very strong (instead of the default "admin") and the wireless should also be very well protected (i.e. use WPA2 with AEA and a password strong). The router password is the only thing that protects the router configuration. There is no other coverage, on the side of the router LAN, for example there is no locking if you are trying to connect with the password three times. Thus, the web interface of the router with the password is vulnerable to brute force attack or dictionary. If someone is able to decipher the router password from the first router, it is possible to Flash a custom firmware to analyze all your traffic network, including the internet traffic of the network private. Maybe it's a more theoretical security threat but you should keep in mind that it is possible with this type of installation.

  If you want to have separate private network, as well from the public network, you can use three router configuration, i.e. the modem connects to the first router. First router connects to the router to second and third. Now the 'second' and 'third' LAN are entirely separate. The security risk that is mentioned on the first router remains valid.

  However, there may be some disadvantages with chained routers: first light passes through two routers. If a router is slower, then the second, it can slow down all of the network connections. For example if you have 50 Mbps internet connection and one of your routers can handle 25 Mbps internet high speed, then all through this router won't be able to use the full speed of the internet. You need to test if there is a problem in your case.

  Furthermore, some people have problems with disconnects or Internet unstable when you use a router chained configuration. It may be necessary to restart your routers to get again to the internet.

• WRT 610n: to access the Media/FTP server from my main computer.

  I have my WRT610n router connected via an Ethernet cable from my computer to the main house. The other computers on my home network connect via the 5 GHz Wireless. I can connect, stream, copy, etc, all the files on the external hard drive (maxtor one touch II FAT 32) on via USB to my router with all my computers network EXCEPT the main computer is connected to the router. Is there a reason I can't do this, is this a known problem or suggestions.

  Thank you all.

  I have to say that I followed your instructions to the letter that I had already followed the instructions in the manual, but nothing helped. Finally, I disconnected the Ethernet cable from my computer and connected wireless but to do this I had to first uninstall the Linksys (LELA) Advisory software and then was able to access my USB via Network Magic Pro Shared Folders, but never drive through Windows...

  I have several network and tools including NMP management programs so I don't know that there must be an incompatibility between one of my programs and LELA.

  Everything works fine now and the performance of the router are excellent.

  Thank you.

• I bought a wireless linksys at a friend's router and I need help

  Hi the router's model #: WRTP54G and I'm connected to the internet right now with her via a wired connection to my pc.

  But when I try to put my PS3 wireless wonder a WPA - PSK key, and my friend doesn't remember the key.

  Is there a way I can put in my own.

  I try to go on 192.168.1.1 and internet Explorer can't find the page, so I tried 192.168.15.1 and I get the Linksys page

  I wonder username and password, leave the empty user name and password, I type admin but it tells me I can't leave username

  empty.

  What can I do?

  Thanks in advance

  Put the username and the password as "admin" in the lower case. This should work if the router password has not been changed. If this does not work then, you need to reset your router and the re - set...

• Windows Vista Home Basic Edition, Acer laptop wireless, Linksys router and connect Lexmark X 9350 wireless network.

  I'm tired... I tried everything I can think of, as well as everything I can find online in order to connect my printer Lexmark X 9350 WiFi for my Acer laptop which is connected to my home network wireless via my linksys router. At the same time, the printer has been set up through my existing wireless network and was working properly. (FOR A SINGLE DAY!) Then I got the bright idea to installNorton Anti Virus Security. Since then, my printer stopped working through the wireless network. It works as a stand-alone Copier and fax machine, but nothing of the printer.  I contacted Lexmark via online support, but their suggestions did not work or were so confusing that it would take a computer technology to interpret the instructions to correct the problem. I learned more about the Wi - Fi networks and computer by trial and error, I should be able to re - connect my printer the eyes bandaged.  Help, please... This problem is ongoing for weeks. Thank you so much in advance.

  Just a thought, as you say it started with Norton check his firewall exceptions:

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb727037.aspx

  Have a read of the link above re Vista file and printer sharing.

  Permissions/Share info is there as well.

  If you use Norton, make that file and printer sharing is enabled in THE Firewall (or LAN enabled, depending on how their Exceptions are formulated in their firewall)

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Linksys WRT 1900ac internet connectivity issues

  I apologize in advance for a potentially easy question, but I'm not very familiar with how to solve these problems, but I digress. I recently bought a new router to replace and older router that was functional, but the beach leaves to be desired. The old router, which was a cisco worked fine, but when I plugged my 1900ac upwards the light internet blinking white, and I have no idea how to fix this. I don't have any internet access. I am currently using my old router. any other important information that my ISP is Atlantic broadband and the supplied modem was a motorola SB5120 surfboard cable modem. I would really appeciate a soultion wise step to my problem.

  Thank you in advance!

  Try the cable modem and the router, and then plug off the modem. Wait for the modem to get all it's lights on. Then reconnect the router. Some modems/ISP lock the MAC address in the cable modem, so it will not 'allow' traffic unless they match.

• [WAG200G] problem to connect to the modem cable Alloys Atlanta Dcp2203

  Hi all!

  I recently got my new cable internet access (I used to have DSL) and I want to use my WAG200G to distribute internet by air.

  When I connect my laptop to the Dcp2203 of Atlanta Alloys via ethernet, I get an external IP (200.XXX.XXX.XXX). I need to adjust my ethernet interface get ip dynamically to achieve this.

  Now I need to connect Dcp2203-(ethernet)---> WAG200G - wifi---> portable

  How can I configure my WAG200G to work using this structure?

  Thanks to you all!

  You can't really use your WAG here. You will need a router ethernet, not a DSL router.

  The only thing you can do is use the WAG as access point and connect the laptop directly to the internet. This works as long as you don't want to connect a device to the internet at any time. You will not be able to connect 2 or more at the same time, because your ISP only allows you to have an active connection at any time.

  To set this up, you will need to connect a computer to the WAG. Open the web interface of the WAG to http://192.168.1.1/ to first set up your wireless network (SSID, enable WPA2 Personal Security with AES encryption and a password strong change). Disable the DHCP server on the main settings page.

  Then one of the ethernet wire ports of the WAG in your modem cable. Now you can connect wireless to the WAG and the WAG access to the internet and the modem. New: your computer will have direct access to the internet and will have a public IP address. You can't have two active connections at the same time.

  If you need to make changes on the WAG, you set a static IP address on your computer, for example 192.168.1.2 with subnet mask 255.255.255.0. Then you can access the web at http://192.168.1.1/ interface when you have completed your changes, go back to the DHCP/Auto IP on your computer.

  Otherwise, you should get a router, for example Wireless Linksys WRT routers.

• Linksys X 2000 as wireless accsess point

  Hey,.

  I have a router Linksys X 2000 defective, which can provide modem services (we think that the fault relates to upstream modulation), I would like to use as an wireless accsess point to extend my existing wireless network, provided by other services intigrated router.

  I tried to follow several tutorials on how to turn a spare router in an AP wireless but always result by not being is not able to connect to the wireless signal. And I am unable to find the X 2000-specific tutorials.

  All the tutorials I've read State to disable DHCP, what I'm doing on the X 2000, however when I noticed that I couldent connect I have re-enabled DHCP and was able to connect to the X 2000 (and other devices on it) but not able to connect to the internet or any other device on my network home.

  My X 2000 is connected to my router default gateway via an adapter of current line. The adapter is not defective, or the wireless or change the X 2000 capibilities.

  Can someone talk to me through setting up my X 200 a wireless AP or infact inform me with this particular router is not possible.

  Thank you.

  Go here to connect two routers.

  http://KB.Linksys.com/Linksys/UKP.aspx?pid=80&login=1&app=search&VW=1&articleid=3733

  However, you say that your X 2000 is faulty.  So maybe that's the reason why it will not work.