Comments on: Linksys Router | Linksys Routers http://simplykathy.com/2008/04/02/linksys-router-linksys-routers/ Ich bin KATHY Ik ben KATHY ????? KATHY Sono KATHY Estou katia ? KATHY Me paty Tue, 06 Jan 2009 23:36:06 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 By: azumi http://simplykathy.com/2008/04/02/linksys-router-linksys-routers/#comment-4272 azumi Fri, 24 Oct 2008 11:08:10 +0000 http://simplykathy.com/2008/04/02/linksys-router-linksys-routers/#comment-4272 to david No need for disk. You just have to plug your router to your modem and access your router's setup page. Make sure you know if you are connected to DSL or CABLE PROVIDER. Check this : <a href="http://simplykathy.com/2008/02/13/how-to-access-linksys-routers-setup-page/" rel="nofollow">HOW TO ACCESS LINKSYS ROUTER's SETUP PAGE</a> to david

No need for disk. You just have to plug your router to your modem and access your router’s setup page. Make sure you know if you are connected to DSL or CABLE PROVIDER.

Check this :

HOW TO ACCESS LINKSYS ROUTER’s SETUP PAGE

]]> By: David Martinez http://simplykathy.com/2008/04/02/linksys-router-linksys-routers/#comment-4262 David Martinez Fri, 24 Oct 2008 06:02:36 +0000 http://simplykathy.com/2008/04/02/linksys-router-linksys-routers/#comment-4262 i lost my install disk and cannot not continue without it...so please let me know what i can do... i lost my install disk and cannot not continue without it…so please let me know what i can do…

]]> By: azumi http://simplykathy.com/2008/04/02/linksys-router-linksys-routers/#comment-3400 azumi Sat, 13 Sep 2008 18:49:57 +0000 http://simplykathy.com/2008/04/02/linksys-router-linksys-routers/#comment-3400 @debbie Those steps are the steps I provided you from the first time you narrated your problem. <a href="http://simplykathy.com/2008/02/13/how-to-troubleshoot-linksys-routers-for-cable-isp/" rel="nofollow">Troubleshooting Linksys router for Cable ISP</a> @debbie
Those steps are the steps I provided you from the first time you narrated your problem. Troubleshooting Linksys router for Cable ISP

]]> By: azumi http://simplykathy.com/2008/04/02/linksys-router-linksys-routers/#comment-3399 azumi Sat, 13 Sep 2008 18:33:15 +0000 http://simplykathy.com/2008/04/02/linksys-router-linksys-routers/#comment-3399 @debbie The linksys tech tried to reset first the router. Let's take it step by step. Are you able to access the setup page? If yes, look on the Basic setup tab. What is the Router's LAN IP ADDRESS? And then go to STATUS tab on the LINKSYS ROUTERS SETUP PAGE. what is the DNS or WAN IP ADDRESS there? Take note of the details on the Basic Setup and Status page because we are going to try to ping those numbers. "Ping" which means test if you those IP addresses or DNS can give a reply. I am online right now. If you want I can assist you - I'll stay on the line and I'll wait but maybe after an hour, I'll be signing off to take a sleep. You can send message through YM so that we can actually communicate thoroughly or just leave a message here. @debbie
The linksys tech tried to reset first the router. Let’s take it step by step.
Are you able to access the setup page? If yes, look on the Basic setup tab. What is the Router’s LAN IP ADDRESS?
And then go to STATUS tab on the LINKSYS ROUTERS SETUP PAGE. what is the DNS or WAN IP ADDRESS there? Take note of the details on the Basic Setup and Status page because we are going to try to ping those numbers. “Ping” which means test if you those IP addresses or DNS can give a reply.

I am online right now. If you want I can assist you - I’ll stay on the line and I’ll wait but maybe after an hour, I’ll be signing off to take a sleep. You can send message through YM so that we can actually communicate thoroughly or just leave a message here.

]]> By: Debbie http://simplykathy.com/2008/04/02/linksys-router-linksys-routers/#comment-3393 Debbie Sat, 13 Sep 2008 15:20:06 +0000 http://simplykathy.com/2008/04/02/linksys-router-linksys-routers/#comment-3393 I contacted Tech support and I have pasted the instructions she gave me below. I followed everything but still could not connect. I connacted chat again and she told me to go though process again. I did and still nothing. Kathrena C. (24616):Hi, my name is Kathrena C. (24616). How may I help you? You: I ma trying to set up my new wireless router with my new laptop. I insert the disc and go through the steps but it keeps telling me I have no internet connection. Kathrena C. (24616): I see. Is this an initial setup of the router Dabbie or was this working before? You: Initial setup Kathrena C. (24616): Let me help you out with that Debbie but before we begin, may I know which country you are based in? You: US Kathrena C. (24616): Thank you. May I have the Serial Number of your Linksys router? You can check it underneath the device. You: CSV01H538551 Kathrena C. (24616): Thank you. May I know who is your Internet Service Provider? You: Road Runner through Time Warner Cable Kathrena C. (24616): Thank you. Are you using a Motorola modem? You: No it isan ARRIS modem Kathrena C. (24616): Thank you. Kathrena C. (24616): The computer you're using in this chat session is wired directly to the modem, correct? You: yes Kathrena C. (24616): Is it using an Ethernet cable or a USB cable? You: ethernet Kathrena C. (24616): Okay. Instead of using the Setup CD, we will manually configure the router. You: ok Kathrena C. (24616): But configuring the router will disconnect us from this chat session so let me give you the steps to make sure you complete the process. You: ok Kathrena C. (24616): Here are the steps you need to follow. Kathrena C. (24616): Before doing these steps, I suggest that you reset first the router so that it will be set first to default settings. To reset the router, please follow these simple steps: 1. Press and the hold the reset button, located at the back of the router, for 30 seconds. 2. Then unplug and power cord of the router, wait for 10 seconds, and power it back on. Just follow these simple steps to configure the router: 1. Connect the PC to the port one of the router. The modem should not be connected yet to the Internet port or WAN port of the router. 2. Please open up Internet Explorer and type 192.168.1.1 in the Address bar. 3. Just skip user name and type admin as the password. 4. Click on the MAC Address Clone sub tab and click on "Clone your PC's MAC" then save the settings. 5. Go back to the Basic sub tab and Look for the LAN IP which is 192.168.1.1. 6. Change the IP address to 192.168.2.1 then save the settings. 7. Turn off all the devices for two minutes. Connect the modem to the Internet port or WAN port of the router. ( the modem, the Linksys router and the computer) 8. Finally, power them back on. (Starting from the modem then the router and lastly your PC). 9. You can now access the Internet. Kathrena C. (24616): Hi, it's already more than 3 minutes and there's still no response on the line. I will end this session now. I apologize for the inconvenience. For more information, you can visit our Technical Support You: i am reading your instructions Kathrena C. (24616): I'm sorry for that. That was a wrong send. Kathrena C. (24616): What I meant was if you run into problems, feel free to log in to the chat session again. I will be glad to assist you further. Kathrena C. (24616): To have a copy of this, you can click on this page and press CTRL + A then CTRL + C. Open a Word Document then press CTRL + V. You: ok thanks I contacted Tech support and I have pasted the instructions she gave me below. I followed everything but still could not connect. I connacted chat again and she told me to go though process again. I did and still nothing.

Kathrena C. (24616):Hi, my name is Kathrena C. (24616). How may I help you?
You: I ma trying to set up my new wireless router with my new laptop. I insert the disc and go through the steps but it keeps telling me I have no internet connection.
Kathrena C. (24616): I see. Is this an initial setup of the router Dabbie or was this working before?
You: Initial setup
Kathrena C. (24616): Let me help you out with that Debbie but before we begin, may I know which country you are based in?
You: US
Kathrena C. (24616): Thank you. May I have the Serial Number of your Linksys router? You can check it underneath the device.
You: CSV01H538551
Kathrena C. (24616): Thank you. May I know who is your Internet Service Provider?
You: Road Runner through Time Warner Cable
Kathrena C. (24616): Thank you. Are you using a Motorola modem?
You: No it isan ARRIS modem
Kathrena C. (24616): Thank you.
Kathrena C. (24616): The computer you’re using in this chat session is wired directly to the modem, correct?
You: yes
Kathrena C. (24616): Is it using an Ethernet cable or a USB cable?
You: ethernet
Kathrena C. (24616): Okay. Instead of using the Setup CD, we will manually configure the router.
You: ok
Kathrena C. (24616): But configuring the router will disconnect us from this chat session so let me give you the steps to make sure you complete the process.
You: ok
Kathrena C. (24616): Here are the steps you need to follow.
Kathrena C. (24616):
Before doing these steps, I suggest that you reset first the router so that it will be set first to default settings.
To reset the router, please follow these simple steps:
1. Press and the hold the reset button, located at the back of the router, for 30 seconds.
2. Then unplug and power cord of the router, wait for 10 seconds, and power it back on.
Just follow these simple steps to configure the router:
1. Connect the PC to the port one of the router. The modem should not be connected yet to the Internet port or WAN port of the router.
2. Please open up Internet Explorer and type 192.168.1.1 in the Address bar.
3. Just skip user name and type admin as the password.
4. Click on the MAC Address Clone sub tab and click on “Clone your PC’s MAC” then save the settings.
5. Go back to the Basic sub tab and Look for the LAN IP which is 192.168.1.1.
6. Change the IP address to 192.168.2.1 then save the settings.
7. Turn off all the devices for two minutes. Connect the modem to the Internet port or WAN port of the router. ( the modem, the Linksys router and the computer)
8. Finally, power them back on. (Starting from the modem then the router and lastly your PC).
9. You can now access the Internet.
Kathrena C. (24616): Hi, it’s already more than 3 minutes and there’s still no response on the line. I will end this session now. I apologize for the inconvenience. For more information, you can visit our Technical Support
You: i am reading your instructions
Kathrena C. (24616): I’m sorry for that. That was a wrong send.
Kathrena C. (24616): What I meant was if you run into problems, feel free to log in to the chat session again. I will be glad to assist you further.
Kathrena C. (24616): To have a copy of this, you can click on this page and press CTRL + A then CTRL + C. Open a Word Document then press CTRL + V.
You: ok thanks

]]> By: azumi http://simplykathy.com/2008/04/02/linksys-router-linksys-routers/#comment-3389 azumi Sat, 13 Sep 2008 14:50:26 +0000 http://simplykathy.com/2008/04/02/linksys-router-linksys-routers/#comment-3389 Any problem on the Linksys router you can actually respond here or leave a comment. Once I check it, I will help you immediately. Just check this website frequently so that you can also check my answers or response. I am very happy to assist you with all of your concerns regarding Linksys routers. And also, I will launch another post regarding Linksys adapters, access points, modems, gateway, and range expander. So just check my site always. Any questions regarding these concerns are welcome here. Any problem on the Linksys router you can actually respond here or leave a comment. Once I check it, I will help you immediately. Just check this website frequently so that you can also check my answers or response.

I am very happy to assist you with all of your concerns regarding Linksys routers. And also, I will launch another post regarding Linksys adapters, access points, modems, gateway, and range expander. So just check my site always. Any questions regarding these concerns are welcome here.

]]> By: azumi http://simplykathy.com/2008/04/02/linksys-router-linksys-routers/#comment-3388 azumi Sat, 13 Sep 2008 14:41:52 +0000 http://simplykathy.com/2008/04/02/linksys-router-linksys-routers/#comment-3388 @Debbie Connection is good. the cable which is connected from modem to your computer should be disconnected and it should be connected on the "INTERNET" port on the router and the other cable connect it to the laptop to any ethernet port (PORT 1, 2 3, or 4) on the router. Go to control panel, network connection, and then right click "LOCAL AREA CONNECTION" and select "STATUS". Then go to "SUPPORT" tab. Select Details. Check the ip address, default gateway, and DNS. Is the ip address something like 192.168.1.x? How about the DNS? And can you tell me your Internet Service Provider? Because sometimes your internet company has different setup that is needed to put on the router's settings. Is it a DSL company or Cable company? if it CABLE company check this :<a href="http://simplykathy.com/2008/02/13/how-to-troubleshoot-linksys-routers-for-cable-isp/" rel="nofollow"> HOW TO TROUBLESHOOT LINKSYS ROUTERS FOR CABLE ISP?</a> If it is DSL company check this: <a href= "http://simplykathy.com/2008/02/14/how-to-troubleshoot-linksys-routers-for-dsl-isp/" rel="nofollow">HOW TO TROUBLESHOOT LINKSYS ROUTERS FOR DSL</a> @Debbie
Connection is good. the cable which is connected from modem to your computer should be disconnected and it should be connected on the “INTERNET” port on the router and the other cable connect it to the laptop to any ethernet port (PORT 1, 2 3, or 4) on the router. Go to control panel, network connection, and then right click “LOCAL AREA CONNECTION” and select “STATUS”. Then go to “SUPPORT” tab. Select Details. Check the ip address, default gateway, and DNS. Is the ip address something like 192.168.1.x? How about the DNS? And can you tell me your Internet Service Provider? Because sometimes your internet company has different setup that is needed to put on the router’s settings. Is it a DSL company or Cable company? if it CABLE company check this : HOW TO TROUBLESHOOT LINKSYS ROUTERS FOR CABLE ISP? If it is DSL company check this:
HOW TO TROUBLESHOOT LINKSYS ROUTERS FOR DSL

]]> By: Debbie http://simplykathy.com/2008/04/02/linksys-router-linksys-routers/#comment-3376 Debbie Sat, 13 Sep 2008 03:59:26 +0000 http://simplykathy.com/2008/04/02/linksys-router-linksys-routers/#comment-3376 My son just got his first laptop and a WRT54G2 Linksys router. We used the disc that came with the router and it says it has configured but no internet connection is detected. I have cable broadband with my desktop computer. I disconnected the modem from my computer and plugged that cable into the "internet" slot on the router. I then used the blue cable that came with the router to connect the router (slot 1) to his laptop. Why can we not get internet connection still? Thanks! My son just got his first laptop and a WRT54G2 Linksys router. We used the disc that came with the router and it says it has configured but no internet connection is detected. I have cable broadband with my desktop computer. I disconnected the modem from my computer and plugged that cable into the “internet” slot on the router. I then used the blue cable that came with the router to connect the router (slot 1) to his laptop. Why can we not get internet connection still?
Thanks!

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