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• 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.

• 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.

• WRT610N v2 - the "Access Restrictions" menu is missing in the administration interface.

  Hello

  I would like to use the features of the WRT610N v2 access restrictions. Unfortunely the menu "Access Restrictions" is missing in the admin GUI. I have all the others: ' Set - up ', 'Wireless', 'Security', storage, Applications and games, Administration, and status.

  I checked the Firmware already and I use the last one that is available on the cisco web site.

  I also noticed that I don't have the 'Cisco's Linksys' text in the upper left as can be read on the user guide, but only "Cisco".

  You have any clues?

  Thank you very much in advance

  Hi thanks for your messages.
  I found that the defender of network domestic in admin-management solved disabling my problem: I now have access to the menu acess restriction.
  Thanks again for your time.

• WRT610N v2 broadcasts do not 5 Ghz

  Hello

  I just bought a refurbished certified router. The model is WRT610N-RM. Where is what I did:

  1 downloaded new firmware on the site using old router, and then disconnected. Connected a lan cable to the new router. The router power. Held down reset until light flashes. Visited the browser and type 192.168.1.1. Entered the password into the router and put firmware updated.

  2 5 Ghz settings: go to wireless menu. Selected 'Manual' mode is 'mixed' (if I chose N only for 5 Ghz, so it won't save my setting for internet security. Instead it will be 'disable' do anything'. The rest was by default. SSID is enabled. Then I put in place the 2.5 Ghz.

  I have 3 other computers with Wireless N card. Others have a G, but when I saw available networks, I see that the ssid of 2.4 Ghz I tried to restart and unplug power for 10 seconds, but no chance to see the 5 Ghz range. What should I do? Help, please. Thank you.

  Luong

  You can listen to only the 5 GHz band with a 5 GHz-band radio. Don't have two adapters. You won't see any network on the band 5 GHz with these cards.

• WRT610N - Wake Up Lan

  I have a question on the WRT610N router.

  Is a way to wake on lan go trough my router because now it blocks the wake on lan.

  I added my computer in the DMZ.

  I have my computer an assigned IP address

  Wake on Lan works local passing

  Thanks in advance.

  WOL (wake on lan) won't work on the DMZ.

  You must send the number of the port on the Linksys router for the application that you use to WOL. It should be the port number 7, or else you can contact the application provider for the port number. Then connect to the router with 192.168.1.1 ip address configuration page... (assuming that the ip address of your linksys router is 192.168.1.1). Also give the address static ip to the computer.

  On the Configuration tab, there is on the basic settings tab. On this page, there is a button named "DHCP Réservation". Before you click on it, make sure the radio button with the label "Enabled" (DHCP server) is checked. Click the "Booking DHCP" button and fill out the form in the pop-up window. Fill manually "add customer" (name, IP and MAC address). Click 'Add '. Choose "save settings" at the bottom of the page.

  Now go to the "Application & Gaming" tab. The page on "Simple Port Forwarding". Type the number of internal 7-port external port without 7 (assuming that the port number for the application of WOL is number 7) for TCP and UDP for the IP of your machine. Check the box "enable." Choose "save settings" again.

  Note: Before attempting the following steps, make sure that you can use WOL without connecting the linksys router.

  This should solve the problem.

• WRT610N: portable computers cannot connect to the 5 Ghz wireless network!

  Hello

  I have a Linksys WRT610N (material v1) router, and I have configured settings wireless for the range of 5 Ghz and 2.4 Ghz

  wireless network, but the problem is that my laptop (wifi compatible n) detects the 2.4 Ghz network, but is NOT the

  5 Ghz network.  I have no idea what the problem could be :-(

  Here is my setup :

  (5 Ghz) wireless network settings :

  network mode: only wireless-n

  network name (SSID): WRT610WiFi-N

  channel width: auto (20 or 40 Mhz)

  broad channel: auto (DFS)

  standard channel: auto (DFS)

  SSID broadcast: enabled

  (2.4 Ghz) wireless network settings :

  network mode: Wireless - g only

  network name (SSID): WRT610WiFi-G

  channel width: only 20 Mhz

  broad channel: auto

  standard channel: auto

  SSID broadcast: enabled

  Security on the two mode is 'WPA2-personal' and "WPA-TKIP or WPA2-AES" encryption

  But my laptop do the WRT610WiFi-G and not the other :-(

  Currently, I am a bit disappointed as you can understand, but I hope someone here can

  give me a solution for this problem...

  Best regards

  Chris.

  Fix. Should be a/b/g/n

• WRT610N Firmware version update Question

  I just bought a WRT610N. On the bottom of the camera, I see an indication of the V1. When I registered the device, the Linksys site told me that there is an update of the firmware (V1.00.00.1018_20080816).

  What is the best way to install it?

  Can I install the firmware before using (If Yes, what is the procedure for someone), or should I set up the device first, run and then update the firmware?

  Thank you

  Kevin

  Download and update the Firmware first...

  Download the Firmware from here , connect a computer to your router and open
  a page of Internet Explorer browser. In the address bar type - 192.168.1.1
  Let the empty user name & password use admin
  Click on the tab - then 'Administration' on
  the 'Firmware Upgrade' void tab-here, click on 'Browse' to select the
  compressed extract/No .bin or .img file and click on "Upgrade"-waiting for seconds... ".
  It shows that "Upgrade successful" after
  update firmware, click Reboot/continue and you will be returned back
  on the same page OR it will say 'cannot display the Page.
  Reset the router for a few seconds and set it up...

• WRT610N (hard drive problem)

  I want to install an IOMEGA HD to my new WRT610N. When I use the LELA Setup it asks to connect the device via an Ethernet cable. Therefore, it does not recognize the IOMEGA.

  I'm trying to conect via a USB cable. Can someone tell me if this is possible and how to do it. ???

  Thank you. Ray

  I'm assuming that the WRT610N has already been implemented? I do not recommend jumping the LELA software altogether and establishment of external storage manually.  What is the current version of the firmware on the router?

  The guide will explain how to access the web gui and the manual process to set up the external hard drive.

  http://www.Linksys.com/servlet/satellite?blobcol=URLData&blobheadername1=content-type&blobheadername...

• Ports, do not transfer on wrt610n

  Hi all

  I was really confused when I decided to start using xbox live. Whenever I try to join my group of friends, I'm slammed with a NAT error. Before I get off in let me tell you the layout of my network

  Modem > Vonage > Wrt610n > device.

  For years, I have not been able to redirect the ports at all. All portcheckers come back with unable to communicate with your router.

  I'm pretty certan is the router because I plugged dirrectly my 360 on my modem and everything worked like a charm.

  I read about a similar position found here "Similar post" the update of the firmware might solve the problem?

  Thank you!

  You have chained two routers. All inbound traffic arrives on the Vonage. Port forwarding on the WRT will be ineffective, unless you transfer the same ports on the Vonage to the IP address of WAN port.

  I suggest that implement you the WRT as simple-only access point. In this way, you have a local network and only one router. Any transfer is happening only on the Vonage.

• WRT610N files 0 bytes on the storage

  In recent weeks, I have problems with the files to copy to my disc HARD tied on the USB port on the Linksys WRT610N.

  Sometimes, files 'transform' into files - 0 - bytes and then are gone! This happens only in certain directories on the HARD drive, not all. When you connect via another PC, I can't delete it even more. Can someone help me?

  I have the V1 WRT610n of Linksys, firmware: 1.00.03.B15 (later installed, removed HDD, reset 30 s, reconfigured it..) The HHD is a Western Digital 10EAVS (1 TB).

  Wireless connections are OK: 200-300 Mbps, so no problem there!

  Thank you.

  I found a solution on this forum, see link below:

  http://forums.linksysbycisco.com/Linksys/board/message?board.ID=Wireless_Routers&message.ID=131570&q...

  The external HARD drive was formattted FAT32 and I changed it to NTFS: problems gone! (so far...)

  Thank you.

• WRT610N with HD on port USB + WD TV Live on the network

  Hello

  Since the WD TV Live, I can share everything and I can see it on the net. I can see on the port USB WRT610N of WD TV live HD, but I can't, I don't see the files. Is access, no username and PSW is required when trying to get into the HD media server, any required access data.

  Anty help? Thank you

  Well, the problem has been resolved. Now, you can browse WD to the HD router with any problem. Therefore, the settings on the working document that was required.

• Networkmodem EPC3925 with WRT610N

  I was very happy to work with my WRT610N connected with the ethernetport of my previous internet modem. Recently I had to switch to a new CISCO EPC3925 modem. Unfortunately this combination no longer works. I do not get a Internet on my WRT610N more. So I have to connect all the computers (LAN and WIFI) for this EPC3925. Especially for WIFI, I'm not fully happy. Sometimes my IPAD2 does not connect, a problem that never occurred when connecting to the WRT610N.

  Does anyone have experience with this combination? I probably need to change a setting, but where? In the EPC3925 or WRT610N? Thanks for your help.

  Edward

  I have the operational situation. I made a connection to a Linksys modem directly, disabled the DHCP server, disabled NAT and plugged the router with cable modem/router via LAN port iso the WAN port. After that, everything worked well. I would also turn off the wifi of the EPC-modem. Everything is more ready without any problems! Good luck! I close the topic.

• Degradation in speed WRT610N

  IT pro with a new router WRT610N - Firmware Version: 2.00.00 B05

  Connection Internet is a cable modem of 30 MB and I have connections wired two gigabit for the WRT610N and two 100 MB wired connections and multiple wireless devices.  I use WPA-2 on both bands and MAC address filtering.  I have NO problem with the wireless, in fact, that it runs better than I expected.

  HOWEVER, my internet connection the router's wireless AND wired connections is deteriorating in the speed of 25-30 MB up to about 5 MB on a daily basis.  If I just restart the WRT610N, back right connection speed shoots up to 30 MB each time - this leads me to believe that the WRT610N is the culprit here.  I don't have any special settings other than a few forwarded ports to my desktop and I don't see any wandering TCP connection when these speed degradations occur.  Even a restart of the computer has no effect.  Apparently, it is in the router.

  I would like any suggestions you all have in this case - as I can hardly believe that I am the only person with these symptoms.  I have been using Linksys and Cisco equipment for many years and have never had a problem.

  Please, let me repeat - this is NOT a problem with my wireless, so don't suggest things like disable MAC filtering and others - this is specific to the overall speed of connection to internet via the WRT610N Wi-wired connections AND.

  Thanks in advance!

  Brian

  Contempt, people... I found the culprit!

  This stupid "Home Network Defender' is apparently ONE by default.

  Problem solved.

• WRT610N and Motorola SB6120 DOCSIS 3.0 Cable Modem

  I've upgraded to the modem DOCSIS 3.0 in October due to higher bandwidth offerings of Comcast cable.

  Everything was fine until last week when I had recurring loss of Internet connectivity requires me to reboot/cycle my WRT610N and/or modem.

  I updated the firmware of the currently displayed 1.00.03 B15 and reset the router.  This did not help the situation.

  I also tried the suggestions mentioned here, including the Beacon Interval 75, threshold of Frag 2304, threshold RTS 2307, the wide-40 MHz Radio band.  Reset and cycled the router and modem after all this.  I also tried to power off my computer after each reset, all to nothing does not.

  I'm still losing Internet conncectivity several times per hour.  LELA is unable to repair the connection.  So far, the only solution is to reboot the router.

  Do I have a defective router (still under warranty), or is there a problem to interface with DOCSIS 3.0 modems.  Never had this problem with the old Comcast cable modem.

  My WRT610N is version 1 material.  Wireless encryption is WPA - AES, recommended by Beaver in a previous post in August.  Nothing is connected to the USB port on the router.

  Results of 'ipconfig/all' as follows:

  Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600]
  Copyright (C) 1985-2001 Microsoft Corp.

  C:\Documents and parametres\joe > ipconfig/all

  Windows IP configuration

  Name of the host...: jb
  Primary Dns suffix...:
  ... Node type: unknown
  Active... IP routing: Yes
  Proxy WINS active...: Yes

  Ethernet connection to the Local network card:

  The connection-specific DNS suffix. : hsd1.ca.comcast.net.
  ... Description: NVIDIA nForce Networking Controller
  Physical address.... : 00-14-22-xx-xx-xx
  DHCP active...: Yes
  Autoconfiguration enabled...: Yes
  IP address...: 192.168.1.107
  ... Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0.
  ... Default gateway. : 192.168.1.1.
  DHCP server...: 192.168.1.1.
  DNS servers...: 192.168.1.1.
  Lease obtained...: Thursday, November 19, 2009 19:04:46
  End of the lease...: Friday, November 20, 2009 19:04:46

  I "x-out" the last 6 digits of my MAC address for security reasons.

  I would be very appreicate suggestions.  I strongly suspect that I would like to order a replacement from Linksys via warranty RMA router.

  Thank you for reading this.

  Sincerely,

  Joe

  Received the replacement router on 22-11-09.  WRT610N rebuilt with firmware v 1.00.03 B15.

  Installed with the current LELA software.  Wireless laptop was runing Vista 32-bit, Wired PC on XP Service Pack 3.

  Everything works normally again.  Replacement router dropped not a (wired or wireless) connection since its installation.

  I find that my original router (bought about 3/09) was defective.

  After replacement of the router, I upgraded my OS to Windows 7 (32-bit on laptop wireless, 64-bit Wired desktop).  No problem at all with the router.

  Hope this helps others.

  Joe