I have bought a Winstar WN518N2 Wireless N Wi-Fi Repeater a few days ago and its giving me a major headache trying to set it up.In the installation guide (which is very poorly explained), its telling me to setup a manual TCP/IPv4 connection on my computer.This is exactly what it is being said:Plug your computer with the Wifi Repeater with RJ45 cable.Type Ip address is 192.168.10.x (x is from 2 to 254). Subnet mask is 255.255.255.0. Type routers LAN IP address (the default IP is 192.168.10.1) into the default gateway field.Open web browser and type 192.168.10.1 and the login screen will appear.
Is there a way to set up Quick VPN on the RV120W without changing the internal subnet? I have just taken over responsibility for a network and I don't know all of the nooks and crannies yet, so I'd rather not change the internal sub net. I've tried setting up a user then changing the LAN settings afterward, but it automatically removed the VPN user when I did so.
I've just purchased a couple of SRP527W routers. I've been unable to even browse to the default 192.168.15.1 to start my configuration. My local network is 192.168.1.x. At risk of showing my stupidity, what am I doing wrong.
I just got E1000 cisco wireless router. Started setup, everything worked fine and replaced admin password with my own. For some reason got error message. tried to redo setup and got message router not recognized. used laptop and found out that wireless works fine. After few days noticed that there is a (mynetworkname) guest connection you can connect without any password. i don't need that stupid thing and my question is how to disable guest network? I cannot reach Main Menu from cd and have no idea where to look for it when i connect to router by web.
When I type the routers IP address in teh brower window, nothing happens so I cannot access the router setup. I have a WRT110. What am I missing. I was able to do that when I first setup the router.
It works well - I can connect from TESTPC and LAPTOP (bottom left corner) to SERVERS A/B/C (bottom right corner) without any problem. Everything seems to be routed perfectly, however from SERVERS A/B/C I cannot ping TESTPC and LAPTOP, and I can't even establish an RDP connection.
I was told to setup static routes or NAT, but I am at a loss on how to do it. I am using an EDIMAX BR-6424NL wireless router
I just bought a new wireless router and I currently using my older dlink di-524 wireless router in my home. Reason in buying a new one is because currently the dlink router is in the family room use to be a garage and my wifes imac is in our bedroom the couple rooms down not next door or anything, and the imac and even our smartphones when in our beedroom the connection gets disconnected then reconnected etc etc, basically signal strenth is low intialy when connected to the router.
Okay, so one day I went into my router setup by typing in the router address and I clicked a few things and did some stupid things just to mess around with it, I reset to default and exited. The next day I try do it again and I can't get to the router login page because it says it cannot connect to my ip address. I tried reseting the router by pressing a the button and it doesn't work after I try a few times
My company is setting up a small branch in Scotland (the main office is in Bristol)All we need one desktop, one laptop, a printer and we will be using a DraytekVgn router, and a small switch.We need VPN to this office to set up an inhouse application.How would I set this up with minimal configuration.......ie...Does BT send a router/modem with the set up..Is there anything inside the router configuration that has to be changed.(I know PPTP etc has to be enabled).Do I use the same vpn external ip address we use for our other 2 branches....Can I change the IP Address of the router from 192.168.1.1........to say 192.168.100.1.
I want to set up 2 separate network with one cable modem for my restaurant. we wants to provide WIFI access to its customers, but wants to keep their internal network separated.
I just switched to DSL from cable internet and am having some trouble setting up my router with the new internet service. DSL modem-->Router-->Network with PC and PS3
ISP is ATT DSL modem is a TP-Link 8616 Router is a D-Link DIR-628
I put my ATT username and password into the router but it never completes a connection to the internet. I was able to create a soft PPPoE gateway connection through my computer using my username and password, but I want my router to do this, not my PC. How do I get my router to connect directly to the Internet connection rather than having my PC connect? My setup would be fine as-is if I just had 1 computer but I also want to go online with my PS3, and it won't connect like my PC will, even after putting the username/password in.
I am tryign to setup 2 networks for my company. I need 1 network for the first room and another network on the second room. Each room can't access another room's computer. I have setup 2 workgroups for each room but it seems that the workgroup can't setup passwords. Every computer is in the same subnet with static ip. They all connect to a switch -> router -> modem.
I brought a router TP-LINK TL-WR741ND . I have an usb modem which has no other port as lan . I have only one ethernet lan controller which is integrated .Now With the mentioned device above can i setup my router , so i can use the internet on other wifi device.
I am now confused whether SSL VPN can be set up on Cisco 881/K9 router.If yes, for just 5 users, do I need to buy the license or license is bundled with the router?
About my internet setup, I receive internet from my ISP via the LAN cable. The IP is static, provided by the ISP. To use the internet, I have to login to their server using a username and password.Earlier, I did not have a router. So, to see if the ISP server was up, I could just ping the IP of the ISP server from my computer using the command prompt, and it would show whether it was up.However, since I got a router, I find that I cannot ping the ISP server from the computer directly as before. To ping the ISP server, I have to open the router administration page using the browser, then use its diagnostics feature to ping the ISP server. It shows only a few pings, and is not like the continuous ping that can be seen when you run ping from the command prompt. So, it's difficult to see the pings, and also diagnose. Also, sometimes the router pages do not open and get stuck, even after being refreshed.Is there any way, or any setting, by which I can ping the ISP server from the command prompt on the computer? Do I have to make changes in firewall settings of computer, or any settings in the router?Why can't I ping the ISP server directly from the computer?I am using Windows 8. The firewall of Windows 8 is on, and the hardware firewall on the router is off.
i want to enquire how we can setup a network with 100 computer along with router, firewall, print server, file server. diagram of network to understand the things.
Is there any way I can tell if an network priority is setup on the router? The last week or so the internet has been unusually slow sometimes, and not slow at all other. I don't have a good relationship with my roommate (network administrator) and I feel she may have put a network priority on the router for her and or her boyfriends computer/s. Is there any way to tell? Is there a particular way in which the internet behaves when a priority is set? I just don't want to pay for the internet if it is not going to work most of the time.
I have this old router and I can't get into the setup. I tried all common passwords and it still won't log me in to the setup screen. The router is an EnGenius NL-5354AP Aries.
I am trying to setup a LAN network using wireless router. I hv two network cards. One is connected to internet through ADSL modem. Internet is working fine.The other network card is connected to wireless router.I am trying to setup hotspot at for learning purpose.
I have a new laptop, an HP 2000, with windows 7. My setup CD is 500 miles away buried in boxes in storage, and both the other computers I had the router on before have died..and I need to go wireless tomorrow. I have a Cisco linksys router with no CD. I followed some steps posted in another closed thread but the password for the IP page was not accepted, and there is no username. Is this info outdated?I need to go wireless ASAP.
I get an Ethernet cable from his router in my unit. I also have my own router. I was wondering if there is a way for me to create a private network for myself using my router and still have access to internet?
I'm finally jumping in over Christmas break to set up a Y network with three routers. I run a side business repairing and cleaning viruses/malware from PCs and would like the business subnet not to be able to mix with (and possibly infect) the "home" subnet.Before I knew what I was doing, I set up a simple two router "chained" network by hanging an old SMC router off my main Airport Extreme router, but I've since learned that's not ideal, since the "work" network machines can see everything on the "home" network. So, here's what I want to do. I want to put the new third router right after my cable modem (ISP). I want to keep my Airport Extreme and all devices attaching to it (home subnet) off one LAN port of this new router and my old SMC router off another LAN port of the new router (the test subnet). Currently, the IPs are: [code]My concern in setting up a "Y" configuration is that I have some wireless IP webcams on the Airport Extreme that are using port forwarding (both UDP and HTTP) so I can view them from wherever I am on the Internet, not just from within my home network.
What's the best way to make sure the port forwarding from devices on the Airport Extreme subnet works through the "new" router and out through to the Internet? Do I have to open the same ports on the new router? If so, does anyone have an example using the addresses above? Should I just put the Airport Extreme in the DMZ of the new router (so everything is just passed through - or will that allow my test subnet to see the home subnet? Some other way?
My X6-7ANetbook does not see my wireless router. I can hardwire to the router and it works (goes to internet), but it won't work as a wireless.I have another computer that works wireless on the router.
I just bought a Linksys Wireless Router without realizing that I need to install the CD to get started.....of course my Dell netbook doesn't have a disc drive. How do I use the router?
I could bring my laptop home from work and use that but then would I always have to bring my laptop home each night in order to use wireless?
Ive just bought a new Toshiba laptop that support 802n, and have an old HP which does not.en choosing 802n only, the Toshiba for strange reason cannot connect to my router.
typical ADSL configuration. My ISP only sends out DNS information automatically (PPP) - no static entries. I need to capture this information and relay it to users via DHCP. Currently when I do "ipconfig/ all" all DNS entries are empty.
