I use an ADSL router through my phone line to connect to the internet.My ISP supports downloading speeds of 2 Mbps. This is reflected on my router status page. But I have subscribed for a plan of 512 Kbps. I feel what My ISP has done is that it has reduced the speed of port 80 somehow to 512 kpbps i get download speeds of 2 Mbps..Is there any way to access websites or download data from websites from a port other than port 80 ?
I have my bigpond internet setup on my main pc,works fine connected to a router but i want to connect to the internet via ethernet cable on my 2nd pc. I have a ethernet port on the wall near it so that should work. I don't want to run a long ethenet cable from my router to my 2nd pc because there's a ethernet port right next to it.
I am facing a strange problem with my DIR 601 router. I am not able to access internet when I plug in the cable from my model to slot marked nternet' on the back of the model (which I guess is the right way). However, I can access the internet if I plug in the cable coming from modem into any of the 4 ports marked as 'LAN'.
I'm trying to change the way my network is set up by replacing an old cheap Switch with a newer Router that has some QoS options.
Modem: Motorola SBG900 LINK (provided by Time Warner, not purchased by me) Old Switch: Zonet ZFS3008 LINK New DLink Router: D-Link DGL-4100 LINK
Currently, my network is set up as follows, arrows being Ethernet cables: Cable Modem w/ Wireless <-------> Old Switch <-------> 3 PCs and a Printer
With everything set up as shown above everything works fine, but I want to change it to: Cable Modem w/ Wireless <-------> DLink Router via it's WAN port <-------> 3 PCs and a Printer
Simple change, right? Apparently not.A few things aren't working when I swap the DLink Router for the old Switch.
1. Internet does not work, though I can log into the DLink Router in a web browser and see all of the settings.
2. The IP address that used to go to the Modem (192.168.0.1) now goes to the DLink Router, and I cannot get to the Modem anymore via a web browser with any IP address.
3. The wireless from the Modem stops working.
4. I see the following when logged into the DLink Router and looking at the Status tab:
. . Connection Type :DHCP Client . . Cable Status :Connected . . Network Status : Establishing (Please Wait...) (it never establishes)
I have noticed that the DLink Router and Cable Modem both are doing DHCP, and I am wondering if that is creating a conflict that is causing the problem. However, simply disabling DHCP for the DLink Router and otherwise leaving the connections as they are still does not get the internet working.
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The following setup works as far as letting everyone online, but QoS rules in Gamefuel are not getting enforced:
Cable Modem w/ Wireless (DHCP enabled) <-------> Old Switch <-------> DLink Router (DHCP disabled) via LAN port, leaving WAN port unused <-------> 3 PCs
I can now log into the Cable Modem via 192.168.0.1 and the DLink Router via 192.168.0.2. The wireless internet is also working again as well. My PC uses Windows 7, the other two PCs we have are on Windows XP and Vista.
I am trying to get multiple PCs in a computer lab connected to the internet at the same time. There is an ethernet jack and right now the cord there is going into the linksys 8 port workgroub hub and then separate ethernet cords are wired from the hub out to each computer. But, this set up only allows the PC that is turned on first to connect to the internet. Am I using the hub wrong? Do I need another piece of equipment? The lab was set up like this when I arrived, but it is not working (I am thinking it did at some time).
I have a cisco 1801 (fixed), and want to use the fe0 WAN port to connect to the internet via a virgin media cable modem.
I am having a few issues (partly as I am new to cisco) and despite reading numerous posts both here and other sites, I am still stuck on how to setup the WAN side, I have read about virtual dial up & dialer interface.
I have a Dell Laptop Latitude 610 and I have not been able to connect to the Internet via the ethernet cable port for some four months now. I've tried downloading software from Dell's web site, I bought (and returned) and USB to Ethernet cable, only to find out that it was a model ahead of what this machine needs.I've asked local repair place (Microcenter) what it might be, but they'll only tell me after I pay $70 just to open it up.Another repair guy said that it is probably the motherboard and it wasn't worth fixing. (Yet if it was, wouldn't the entire computer decide not to work at all?) [code]
is it possible to connect the wan port of a cable modem to a lan port of the home network? the reason is, i need some wifi access and more ports to my wired network, and the most reasonable solution would be a cable modem router with wifi and 4 ports just plugged into one of my routers.
There is no "blinking light" indication on my E3000 at the Internet (Yellow label) and Ethernet port no 4. I tried plugging in 2 cables at all of the ports. I got the blinking indication at Port 1 through 3. The same cable's have no response at Port 4 and Internet port. As a result my I am not able to connect to the internet.
I am having an issue opening a port (4040) on the 655 for my Fedora-based subsonic server. Inside the LAN, I can see the device from other peer machines, so I am confident the port is open and listening. However, I can't seem to get to the machine-port from outside/internet.
I have tried Virtual Server and Port Forwarding with single port. The server has a stactic IP which I've included in the DHCP range and outside the range. I have a DSL connection (AT&T), modem only. I have updated firmware. I have exhausted the Subsonic community's knowledge, everything points to the router, but all the settings seem correct. What am I missing? Is if possible there is a defect in the router? (don't laugh). Is there a way to trace a request to that port to see where it is hanging?
I have a DSL-524B from D-Link. My problem is, whenever I Port Forward port 80 to my comp's IP to host a web server, all the other computers connected to the router are unable to access the Internet. So, I set up no-ip to use port 8080, but, this exposes my ip and even when masking, if you look at the HTML code, you get the ip.I need to know how to open up port 80 without restricting Internet access to only my comp, or any other work around.
One is able to connect from first Cisco router to console port of second Cisco router(routers are connected with rollover cable) using for example following configuration on the first router:
i have 3g mobile dvr, put a sim card directly into it and it gets an ip address and you should be able to view it remotely but i cannot connect. i can ping the ip no problem and i checked that the port the dvr uses (9000) was also open on that ip and i used a locator to trace the ip and it pinpoints the ip to my isp's base so why i cannot connect to it
I was using this router and Malaysia TM UNIFI service. I can use wireless but can't detect the LAN port. I have try it to other modem router and it's working. Its keep showing my local area connection network cable unplugged and no signal at all. And the router was working well on other PC and notebook.Try many way but still can't work
I have a DIR-825 Rev. B1 wireless router running FW ver.NA2.0.7. I want to connect a Seagate 4Tb external HDD with USB 3.0 into the USB 2.0 port on the router to use the hdd as a NAS and run backups of the data files on the computers of my home network. The computers are running Windows 7 - 64bit. Plugging the hdd into the USB port on the computer lets it be recognized and ensured that Windows 7 had the most current drivers. When I plug the external hdd into the USB 2.0 port on the router and then plugging in the hdd and resetting the router, I still cannot get the computer to find the hdd on the network.
I play a game Warcraft III the frozen throne from blizzard entertiment and am using router netgear vvg2000 i ported port 6112 it worked for some time but in the last week the port was closed i dont know what happend i cant host games anymore and i searched alot for soloutions in google.
I bought a Philips blu ray player that has an ethernet port to connect to stream movies. My router is located on a different floor so connecting via an ethernet cable is not an option. How do I connect my blu ray player on the 2nd floor to the router on the 1st floor?
I'm trying to get a DS lite connected to my university's wifi, which I learned doesn't broadcast a Wireless-b signal, which a DS needs to connect. Can I setup a my own router connected to an ethernet port, configure it to boardcast wireless-b and get on wifi through that? I asked another forum which said yes, but I want to make sure before I buy anything.
I currently have an old Linksys WRT54G router with 4 ethernet and 1 internet port. I have an old Sprint 660 modem connected to the router for internet access. I am also using 3 of the 4 ethernet ports for wired devices (main PC, NAS drive and Dish Network net access). I have another PC and a printer connected wirelessly to the router.Now, with my modem going bad, CenturyLink has provided a combo modem/router (EQ660DR-F1) to be used in place of my Linksys router/modem, providing wired, wireless and modem capabilities in one.My problem is that the new router/modem has only one ethernet port along with a DSL port. Obviously, I can connect my main PC to the ethernet port, DSL to the modem port and connect my 2nd PC and printer wirelessly as they are now. How I might connect my other 2 wired devices, possibly by a hub, AP or bridge or some other means? Can one of these be connected by wireless to connect the other 2 devices, or do these have to be connected physically by wire?
i want to conect my Dir 655 as Wifi to my LAN, i had a fortigate 50b as DHCP and Dlink Switch 10/100 as LAN Switch when i trie to conect the DIR 655 i disable the DHCP, UnP and Firewall. i put a local IP to DIR "192.168.0.221" and the fortigate has "192.168.0.23" then connect the dir to fortigate by LAN Port... when i trie to access via WIFI, dosent work..
I have a lynksys Router WAG325N Wireless+ADSL2 .... It was working fine till last week.. Now its not working, When I reset I can connect through wireless on IP 192.168.1.1... But I cannot connect with lan port(checked with all the ports).. Even its not pinging...My system firewall is turned OFF... I am using a straight Cable.. I Updated the firmware.. but same result.. I dont know more about configurations.. Is it hardware issue or configurations?..
I had a Cisco AS5350 , and it works correctly through the year. but now I could not conncet to it even with console cable .my windows is server 2008 ,COM1,9600, but in hyper terminal I couldnt see anything from cisco,even I have change my console cable , but it still doesnt work.
I have an old Buffalo router which im trying to connect to a virgin media modemProblem is the router doesn't have a direct Ethernet port for internet, only ADSL.What I thought I could do was connect using one of the LAN ports and make my router think it was receiving internet through a network? Is this possible and how can I do it?
I am trying to connect two D-link 24 port switches thru cat 6 cable, distance is less than 50 meters, but its not working but if i connecting it with a Laptop i am able to connect to the network. But if i connect the switch in between it fails i tried changing the switch and cable but no use anyone have a clue how it fails?
They brought me a LAP1522 referring that it is not working properly. I am trying to connect to console port but the problem is that I only get log messages but I cannot edit something or type any commands. I have attached the log messages if you can catch something from there. Ignore the messages about not finding controller because the AP has been removed from the real network to my office.
Below is my show run of a Cisco 800 router (Two VLAN's, single WAN) that works fine. Problem is that in this senario port 3389 is open for everyone. Only two remote users are allowed to connect trough port 3389. Let's say WAN IP's : 22.33.44.55 and 66.77.88.99. How would a good access-rule look like to fix it?
no service padservice tcp-keepalives-inservice tcp-keepalives-outservice timestamps debug datetime msecservice timestamps log datetime msecservice password-encryptionservice sequence-numbers!hostname cisco-867!boot-start-markerboot-end-marker!logging buffered 51200logging console criticalenable secret 5 ***!no aaa new-modelmemory-size iomem 10clock timezone GMT 1clock summer-time GMT date Mar 30 2002 1:00 Oct 26 2035 1:59!!no ip source-route!!ip dhcp excluded-address 192.168.10.200 192.168.10.254!ip dhcp pool Vlan2 network 192.168.10.0 255.255.255.0 domain-name dsl.local default-router 192.168.10.254 dns-server 213.144.235.1 213.144.235.2 lease 0 8!!ip cefno ip bootp serverno ip domain lookup!!!archive log config
