What IP do you get for your computer if you were to retrieve your IP information?

Type: 192.168.0.1 in your IE or other browser. the default pass is:
ID: admin
pass: blank (there is nonw)

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lol you just

you can try updating the firmware on the router, or doing a hard reset (there is a reset button you can push with a pin) also login to your router and check your security settings, namely that the packet filter is off

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first... make sure the wires are connected in the proper place... for example: the LAN wire from the ADSL modem should be connected to the WAN port of the router..

second.. go to http://192.168.2.1 and check ur username and password (re-enter them if not sure)..

if that doesnt work.. well.. dont go buying a new router.. ask a friend..

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Originally posted by TeMPo.fLUx first... make sure the wires are connected in the proper place... for example: the LAN wire from the ADSL modem should be connected to the WAN port of the router.. second.. go to http://192.168.2.1 and check ur username and password (re-enter them if not sure)..

+1000 guarunteed to solve your problem, if not call your isp and if they're nice they'll walk you through some troubleshooting

I used to have problems with my linksys router also. They have tech support also in case you need it also, its (800) 326-7114 THeyll give you a case # that way whenever you call, theyll be able to see previous inquiries.

mind the yankee accents...lol

edit: LOL just realized that you were talking about a totally different company. Im an idiot and I blame last nights alcohol. Ignore this!

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Last edited by tha_broad on Feb-28-2005 at 02:26

My solution to all my old D-Link problems: Throw the piece of shit out the window and buy another brand.

Fuck D-Link.

OK , HERE WE GO

i ALREADY did EVERYTHING u guys told me above, i restarted both damn machines, i JUST reformated my whole ***** computer and it still doesnt work!

ive logged into 192.168 OBVIOUSLY 100000000000000 times, im not an idiot thats the router setup page, theres no other way of logging in,

umm ask my friends? they dont know anymore than people who think scooter is trance do.....


as for the router, throwing out the dlink router out the window, i think i will do this, and buy another company

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Do the obvious thing:

If it doesn't work with wires, try it without.

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A few recommendations off the top of my head:

- Try turning off the wireless - sometimes other devices like phones can interfere.

- Reset the router to factory defaults (through the admin page), and work from there. This often solves many unexplainable problems.

- Make sure you've upgraded your router to the latest firmware. Sometimes DSL ISPs will change the way they handle PPPoE in some way that the router doesn't recognize. In most cases, the manufacturer (yes, even D-Link) will release an update for these problems.

- In the first post, you mentioned something about a domain - if this means you have a server running as a domain controller, then you have to do special configuration on the domain controller to set the router up as the primary gateway (as opposed to the domain controller itself), or create a bridge on the server. I'd say to just turn off the domain controller because there's no practical reason to have one on a home network.

- Make sure you've got DHCP enabled on the PC you're trying to connect with. If you're running any firewalls like ZoneAlarm, sometimes they fail to detect when you're on a new network and start blocking all traffic. Try disabling them, doing an ipconfig release/renew, and starting them up again to force them to see the new network.

- Also, just as a point of reference, check the router's status page, record all the connection-specific information (like IP, subnet mask, gateway, DNS, etc.), then try doing a direct connection from PC to DSL and check ipconfig to see if the information is actually the same. Maybe your router is getting an IP address but not grabbing the correct DNS, or something...

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