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    Issue with connecting a router

    All this while, i used a modem to connect to the internet, but it didnt have wireless capabilities. So i bought a NETGEAR router. However, now i am not able to connect this router to the modem and the laptop to get it to work. This router was originally setup at a different location and worked well. So i reset it to the factory settings and tried to set it up at my location. But it doesnt connect. What could have gone wrong?
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    Re: Issue with connecting a router

    can you see the router? the modem/line doesn't have to be connected.you should be able to see the ssid in the list of detected wireless connections
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    Re: Issue with connecting a router

    The router connects well but it shows me as no internet access. Which means there is a disconnect between the modem and the router.

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    Re: Issue with connecting a router

    Not sure what link you have ie two 1) analogue telephone 2) broadband
    modem is dial up 56k max normal telephone
    router is ASL DSL Broadband and the like etc (always on), separate to phone
    So no ideas why your running both

    Do you have broadband connection from an ISP?

    The wireless router does not work wireless unless configured you will require
    SIDD and wireless key and set the routers security ie WEP / WAP etc

    So connect the router to the broadband link
    Connect the in the box CAT5 network cable to the PC Ethernet
    Plug the other end of the CAT5 into the router, this is know as hard wired

    Now -- open Windows Explored and use the default IP for Your new router ie possibly 192.168.1.0 or 1.1
    I can not be sure the IP but will be pretty much as said

    The gateway will open for the router with the GUI for the routers conf screen

    Now get configuring will ask password and User (This can be configured and changed as required, remember any changes of cause, if built in FirerWall can get set here
    ADMIN admin Admin
    Password password or Password1 password1

    Now the CD that can with the router needs to be installed - cd runs

    The computer will talk to the Router / IP and give the SIDD and KEY, note there down

    Then Your be told finished and can test the internet connect ie surf for excel-forums

    Assuming the router is wireless you can just disconnect, internet will crash

    Detect Your connection, connect and provide the key

    Should work .... all these should be in the NetGear instruction and leads cds in the box

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    Re: Issue with connecting a router

    Quote Originally Posted by Jack in the UK View Post
    Not sure what link you have ie two 1) analogue telephone 2) broadband
    modem is dial up 56k max normal telephone
    router is ASL DSL Broadband and the like etc (always on), separate to phone
    So no ideas why your running both
    I have a broadband modem. I am not running both. I have connected my phone line to the router directly.

    Do you have broadband connection from an ISP?
    Yes

    The wireless router does not work wireless unless configured you will require
    SIDD and wireless key and set the routers security ie WEP / WAP etc

    So connect the router to the broadband link
    Connect the in the box CAT5 network cable to the PC Ethernet
    Plug the other end of the CAT5 into the router, this is know as hard wired
    All this done.
    Now -- open Windows Explored and use the default IP for Your new router ie possibly 192.168.1.0 or 1.1
    I can not be sure the IP but will be pretty much as said

    The gateway will open for the router with the GUI for the routers conf screen
    Yes. 192.168.1.1 opens up the conf screen and i have entered in all the required numbers.

    Now get configuring will ask password and User (This can be configured and changed as required, remember any changes of cause, if built in FirerWall can get set here
    ADMIN admin Admin
    Password password or Password1 password1

    Now the CD that can with the router needs to be installed - cd runs
    I only doubt this part. I actually didnt carry the cd with me from my previous location and i guess thats the whole problem.

    The computer will talk to the Router / IP and give the SIDD and KEY, note there down

    Then Your be told finished and can test the internet connect ie surf for excel-forums

    Assuming the router is wireless you can just disconnect, internet will crash

    Detect Your connection, connect and provide the key

    Should work .... all these should be in the NetGear instruction and leads cds in the box
    I have the SSID and key from the previous connection that i tried at another location. I guess i got the answer to my problem and thats the CD....damn !!!

    Thanks Jack....ur explanation was awesome...very detailed and neat...

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    Re: Issue with connecting a router

    My pleaseure - glad your sorted

    Thanks for letting us all know

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    Re: Issue with connecting a router

    Hello,

    I am suggest to you, first check the router support device connection as per the NETGEAR instruction.
    and check the issue with connecting a router.

    Thanks
    John

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    Re: Issue with connecting a router

    Thanks John_Mike.

    I get an error Forbidden 403 and am not able to access the page.

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