WRT610N and Motorola SB6120 DOCSIS 3.0 Cable Modem

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  I want a DOCSIS 3.0 that is IPv6 Ready to upgrade my modem cable (comcast). I have both wired and wireless devices in my house. My cable modem connects to a Linksys switch, which provides connections to all my devices wired as well as my router Wireless N of Linksys E1200 so that it can provide wireless services to my tablets and smart phones. My router Wireless N of Linksys E1200 will be compatible and able to provide speed increase once I update my cable modem? Also is she my IPv6 router?

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• How can I connect Windows Fax and Scan? I have a cable modem

  I have Windows 7 and I'm using Cablevision as my ISP. Installed a Motorola Surfboard Cable Modem SBV5120. I want to use the program Windows Fax and scan to send a fax, but Setup search a modem and can't find what I have Cablevision. How can I use the Windows Fax?

  Fax requires the use of a standard phone line, no cable.

• NETGEAR N300 Wi - Fi DOCSIS 3.0 Cable Modem Router (C3000) sees the backup HD Seagate but don't transfer

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  Richard T.

• WRT330N V1 maintains reset the cable Modem

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• E1500 and Motorola SB6141 cable modem

  I just got a new cable modem, Motorola SB6141 and when I connect the pc directly to the modem I get the blue light

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• Time Machine and Motorola SB6141 cable Modem is to create an internet break

  I had a SB6141 since I got cable internet 1/2014.  I had hung by a former Airport Extreme Base Station - it was all good.  I bought a time machine from Apple refurb > 6 months ago but < 1 year ago.  I had injury disruptions of the internet - I only know when I try to access the internet and airport utility shows time machine ok, but the router cable not connected.   I called the cable company, the last time it happened, and they showed the line was ok and had me hang directly up to the cable modem to get online - and I did!  They think that the router is messed up.  Once I unplug everything and hang it up, everything is ok.  Sometimes it happens one or twice a day, sometimes not for a week, it's not rhyme or reason - anyone have any ideas?   Thank you, Mike George

  The SB6141 is a good modem, and airport Time Capsule is a good router. But they don't seem to work together that well for a number of users including me.

  Make your choice... keep the modem and try another router... or... keep the time Capsule and try another modem. As soon as you make your choice, the faster your chances for a reliable Internet connection.

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• Quality of Service with WRT610N and Vonage

  I try to get the quality of Service, in collaboration with my WRT610N and my Vonage device.  The WRT is connected directly to a cable modem, and the Vonage device is connected to the Ethernet 1 port.  I have configured the MAC address of the Vonage on the QoS tab as 'High' priority (done by selecting the 'voice device' on the drop-down list category).  In addition, I put my Vonage options (on the my account page of the Vonage site) to use the higher throughput (90 kbps, I think).  Any other setting QoS have been made.

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  Follow these connection parameter:

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• WRT610N and compatible usb drives

  Hello

  Has someone managed to get a stable connection to the external hard drive USB on the WRT610N?

  I would use a hard drive enclosure that turns down the drive with a sleep mode for reasons of noise and energy.

  With the latest firmware (1.00.02 B10) I tried:

  Vantech Nexstar 3i with a Seagate 1 TB - works very well until the player will power mode how the router to start up export drive even if the USB is on and the management page shows the drive always connected

  Western Digital My Book essential 1 TB - the router is not even mount the external hard drive.  I tried everything... FAT32, NTFS... waited, plugged the USB in and out, power cycled the router...

  Any help would be appreciated, because I spent countless hours trying to get something to work.

  OK, I finally have a system of USB storage to work with a hard drive that goes to sleep.

  Looks like there's a previous WRT610N that does not have a version 1 on the stamp on the underside of the router.  This router did not work well with my hard drives.  I'm a worm 1 WRT610N and use mounts (1.00.00 B18) F/W, The Western Digital My Book essential 1 TB factory delivered and everything works fine.  On the USB data rates are approximately 2.4 MB/s via wireless with security AES .n and 5 MB/s via ethernet cable.  Funny is that more recent (1.00.02 B10) firmware will not mount drive Western Digital My Book.  Interesting that in the version notes it says «enhanced recognition of USB external hard drives»  Well, at least I'm happy with something that works; 4 weeks and many hours.  Unfortunately, Linksys does no more than F/W on their website, so I'll never upgrade in case I lose the ability to connect to my new hard drive.

• Problems with new cable modem and router

  Long story short, that my cable modem went bad.  I replaced it.  Now the two computers cannot connect to the internet.  It gives me a DNS error, saying that they can not find the server.  However, I can get on the internet if I hang the right modem to computer with courses through the router. I got it with the new modem a few days of work and use of the router, but now it does not work.

  There are 2 computers on the network, the two runnning vista.
  a linksys router model number BEFW11S4 ver 4.
  and the motorola surfboard SB5101 modem.  the old modem was a surfboard SB5100 motorcycle.

  There's a btn reset on the router (often the metal clip through a pin hole)
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• HP Laserjet Pro P1102w printer: HP P1102w wireless printer will not pair with a SBG6782-AC Motorola Wireless Cable Modem Gateway

  I already had Internet AT & T U-verse using a Wireless Modem Arris IPDSL NVG510 gateway.  My laptop HP running Windows 8.1 and the HP LasrJet Pro P1102w wireless Prnter systematically and automatically connected to the wireless network NVG510 with no problems over the past two years and the wireless printer works without problem.

  I recently replaced the Internet AT & T U-verse connection a connection of Mbs Comcast Xfinity Intrnet 25, using a Motorola Arris SURFboard SBG6782-AC Wireless Cable Modem Gateway.   My HP under Win 8.1 Pro laptop connects to the network and access to Internet without any problems what-so-ever.  However, the HP LaserJet Pro P1102w wireless printer connects to the wireless network and I can't print at all from my laptop.

  I tried all the suggestions P1102w Wireless Configuration of the printer on the HP printer Support Site, but nothing helped.  I've also updated the firmware of the printer and Loaded the latest driver Installation & full product software.  I tried and re-tried these suggestions over the past two days, but without success.

  I would be very appreciately all help experts in this Forum.  to get the printer working wirelessly, since we also wireless print to this printer of IPads and other wireless laptops.

  Hi @Atmasin,

  I see that you have trouble connecting the printer to the new router. I want to help you.

  I would like to reset the printer first to clear the previous network settings.
  Turn the printer off, press and hold the wireless button and cancel (x button) while turning the printer on and do not release both buttons until the printer stops making the noise.

  Print a configuration report and check the SSID address and IP are disabled.
  Print a Configuration Page.

  If the network name has spaces or special characters, the printer may not recognize it.

  The printer is able to send/receive in the 2.4 ghz band.

  If it is set to 5 GHZ network, you may need to change to 2.4 ghz. (rename the 5 ghz or turn it off)

  The WPA key setting must be on AES to work properly not TKIP.

  Multi flow must be enabled.
  Router firewall must be open for printer ports.
  If you have Mac filtering give you printer hardware to meet the needs of the Configuration page.

  You may need to contact your router company to get help to check these settings.

  Try to run the Configuration Wizard wireless of the HP software to set up the printer on the network.

  If you appreciate my efforts, please click on the "Thumbs up" button below.

  If you have any questions, please let me know what steps you have taken and the results. Thank you.

• Time Capsule do not pick up address DHCP and cable modem...

  You just bought a Time Capsule and a couple of Airport Express. If none of these devices are connected together via Ethernet, they seem to have set themselves up, and all is well.

  That being said, I tried to create a mobile network instead of pure wi - fi and am studying various behaviors that are not as expected when I rear hub to the Internet Time Capsule, but need to isolate and go 1 bit at a time... (it works not as well as suggest Apple instructions on homelessness of installation)...

  If:

  1. configuration of the modem cable shows that DHCP is 'ON' and supplied address range 192.168.0.x by 192.168.0.y,.

  2 Cable modem wireless is disabled,

  3 Time Capsule Wan is connected to the cable modem, Ethernet

  4 Time Capsule is configured to request its address IP, DHCP

  5. Airport Express is in Bridge mode and have addresses such as 10.x.y.z (appears to be from a Time capsule).

  6. safe as Time Capsule is set to be as DHCP and NAT

  7. There is NO other device in this configuration connected by Ethernet except the cable Modem and the Time Capsule.

  So, why is the IP address of the time Capsule 76.181.45.xyz? (The address is NOT in the range of the DHCP as described in the #1; it is not supposed to be?) ....

  Whence this address?

  A friend says this address puts the "other side" Time Capsule of the cable Modem, directly on the Net?... (Shouldn't worry?) ....

  If none of these devices are connected together via Ethernet, they seem to have set themselves up, and all is well.

  It's because you didn't have the devices connected via Ethernet before you set up the. Given that the installation utility saw a wireless connection, it is assumed that this was the way that you want to connect devices on your network at all times... so he put it this way.

  If you had an established connection Ethernet before you ran the installer, then the utility would have detected this connection and set up the airport to "expand using Ethernet", does not extend to assistance of wireless.

  (it works not as well as suggest Apple instructions on homelessness of installation)...

  If all goes well, you don't talk about this document... Wi - Fi base stations: extend the reach of your network wireless by adding additional base stations Wi - Fi - Apple Suppo... .. Since the 'how' information in this article is at least 4 years late, bear little resemblance to the latest version of AirPort Utility and some of the information are simply not true.  This document if trash is what you... He'll probably do more harm than good with regard to the details of setting.  The article is OK for basic general information, however.

  6. safe as Time Capsule is set to be as DHCP and NAT

  It should not be if your modem is a modem/router "" or type 'bridge' of the device which is also DHCP and NAT services. The fact that you have disabled the wireless on the device confirms that it is both a modem AND a router. That being the case, then you have two devices that both struggling among themselves to try to control the same network... AND do you also have a network error called Double NAT... something you don't want.

  Probably the best at everything again and provide us with the number of brand and model of your "modem", that we can confirm what it is that you have, then the correctly configured time Capsule to work with this device. Once the time Capsule is set up correctly, it will be easy to put in place the other airports.

• You are not connected to the internet! You want to work offline or try again? There is also a box with a red x and the message reads unplugged network cable.

  Unplugged network cable?

  Recently I get this message then on the line. You are not connected to the internet! You want to work offline or try again? There is also a box with a red x and the message reads unplugged network cable. It is very aggravating. Can someone tell me how to solve this problem? It might have something to do with my firewall? I recently downloaded mozzilla firefox if I could play words with friends, because IE would not work on the game.

  Hi LouisteanGriffin,

  ·         Did you do changes on the computer before the show?

  Follow these methods.

  Method 1: Follow these steps:

  Step 1: Start the computer in safe mode with network and check if the problem persists.

  A description of the options to start in Windows XP Mode

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/315222

  Step 2: If the problem does not persist in SafeMode with network, perform a clean boot to see if there is no conflict of software like clean boot helps you eliminate software conflicts.

  How to configure Windows XP to start in a "clean boot" State

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/310353

  Note: After completing the steps in the clean boot troubleshooting, follow the section How to configure Windows to use a Normal startup state of the link to return the computer to a Normal startupmode.

  After the clean boot used to resolve the problem, you can follow these steps to configure Windows XP to start normally.

  (a) click Start, run.

  (b) type msconfigand click OK.

  (c) the System Configuration Utility dialog box appears.

  (d) click the general tab, click Normal startup - load all services and device drivers and then click OK.

  (e) when you are prompted, click on restart to restart the computer.

  Method 2: Temporarily disable the security software.

  Note: Antivirus software can help protect your computer against viruses and other security threats. In most cases, you should not disable your antivirus software. If you do not disable temporarily to install other software, you must reactivate as soon as you are finished. If you are connected to the Internet or a network during the time that your antivirus software is disabled, your computer is vulnerable to attacks.

  Method 3: Follow the steps in the article.

  How to troubleshoot a network home in Windows XP

  Windows wireless and wired network connection problems

  For reference:

  How to reset the Protocol Internet (TCP/IP)

• WAG320N and cable modem connection

  I have a small question,

  You could point me to some reference material on my WAG320N configuration to use my modem cable via Ethernet 1 port. I saw that he mentioned it's possible, but I have been unable to me sorting.

  And before ask you, I put the DSL router that I move in the next 12 months and my new base will not have access to cable internet and I'll be going back to DSL.

  Thanks in advance,

  Phil

  Actually in this case your bad, but thank you for the quick response.

  After a few game, it seems that the WAG320N is specifically configured to configure Ethernet Port 1 WAN port and you can route all internet traffic through the modem cable via the WAN port, you just set up.

  If anyone is interested, then load up your routers page 192.168.1.1 default config.

  Click Setup

  - Ethernet

  Next to Ethernet connection: select the button labeled radio like Port WAN

  Most of the stand-alone cable modems will have a static IP address both under the list of connection

                           down box  Select the static IP address.

  Enter the IP address of your cable modem, subnet mask, gateway and DNS address by default. (These items must have all be supplied by your ISP)

  And finally click on Save settings at the bottom of the screen to validate your changes.

  Then connect to your WAG via the Ethernet switch or wireless connection and you should be good for surfing the web.

  I hope this helps someone else who tries to use a modem cable through the WAG320N or similar device.

• Why need a cable modem from a router can send and receive information to a computer?

  Why need a cable modem from a router can send and receive information to a computer?

  On Fri, 14 September 2012 17:14:59 + 0000, stuckfree wrote:

  Why need a cable modem from a router can send and receive information to a computer?

  A router is a device that connects computers (or other type of computer
  devices) to each other on a network and you can send files
  from one computer to the other. It does not connect to the internet, and
  you need a device called a modem vaguely to do this. The modem also
  connects to the router and allows the computers on the network
  (those connected to the router) to connect to the internet.

  However, note that there are some available devices that are
  router-modem combination. If your router is of this type, you do not have
  need a modem.

  Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP