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Belkin Wireless Router
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Do yourself a favor and throw it out! We used to have one, and it was no good at all. Several other people I know also had trouble with theirs.
Get a Linksys.
Get a Linksys.
Psychonaut
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http://www.corenetworkz.com/2009/07/setup-belkin-wireless-n-router-by.html
the router that we have more or less just has an ethernet cable running into it from the (main) internet cable box. if you have comcast or some cable-supplied internet, it should probably be setup that way.
if it's DSL, then you need to have to have some kind of a filter on all of the phone lines before you plug in the router, which will use a different cable/connection, though similar to the phone jack. just make sure the filter things are all set in the right places.
as you're online right now, i'm assuming you have a cable setup, but i dunno.
I have no clue, could try calling tech support if nothing else.
the router that we have more or less just has an ethernet cable running into it from the (main) internet cable box. if you have comcast or some cable-supplied internet, it should probably be setup that way.
if it's DSL, then you need to have to have some kind of a filter on all of the phone lines before you plug in the router, which will use a different cable/connection, though similar to the phone jack. just make sure the filter things are all set in the right places.
as you're online right now, i'm assuming you have a cable setup, but i dunno.
I have no clue, could try calling tech support if nothing else.
Try going to http://192.168.2.1 on the computer that's connected to the router, that should hopefully bring you to the router setup page.Kyel said:
Psychonaut
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if your cable modem just goes straight to your computer, take that cable out of your comp and into the router, then another (separate) ethernet cable, and run that from the router to the computer.
I think?
also, i think an easy way to get to the router setup pages is http://routerlogin.net/ , but it could just be my router.
good lucky, should probably just call support about it and see what they can do to fix/replace the modem.
I think?
also, i think an easy way to get to the router setup pages is http://routerlogin.net/ , but it could just be my router.
good lucky, should probably just call support about it and see what they can do to fix/replace the modem.
I agree with Psychonaut & Jas0n....the setup should've been easy. It sounds to me that the router is faulty! You should call tech support and see what they can do on their end and hopefully you can get a new one. I had a Belkin once but I currently have Linksys and haven't had a problem since. Good Luck!
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