Router Config

Discussion in 'Networking and Computer Security' started by matttibb, Mar 30, 2005.

  1. matttibb

    matttibb Geek Trainee

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    Just got my router and halfway through setting it up. It says i have to go to http://192.168.1.1 to configure it but just times out when i try to go to it. any suggestions? Maybe it'll start working later or something
     
  2. Addis

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    No experience with routers but is there a specified port you need to go through to configure it? Like [ipad]:[port]?
     
  3. Anti-Trend

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  4. Sniper

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    which router is it? on mine I have to access it through 192.168.0.1!
     
  5. matttibb

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    It's a "Linksys Wireless-G"

    It is http not https.

    Still doesn't work.
     
  6. matttibb

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    Bump, any ideas? This is quite urgent
     
  7. Sniper

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    are you sure all the wires are connected correctly? and that the router is connected to the computer?
     
  8. matttibb

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    All that is fine I think! That wouldn't affect whether I could get to http://192.168.1.1 anyway would it? Perhaps i'll see if it works in morning.
     
  9. Anti-Trend

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    Are you connected to the router via wireless, or patch cable? If it's the latter, be sure you're not plugged into the "WAN" port by mistake. :p
     
  10. matttibb

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    The router's green internet lcd has lit up so i assume i've plugged it in right. The symbol next to the plug i put the cable into on the back of my pc was three computer screens linked up by lines. (you no wat i mean :) )
     
  11. Anti-Trend

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    OK, what is your PC's IP address? Chances are, you're not in the same subnet as the router! Set your IP temporarily to a static 192.168.1.250, and try again!
     
  12. afidelino

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    what is the TCPIP settings of you LAN Card??? is it on automatic??? or did you assigned any ip in it???
     
  13. afidelino

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    some router accepts Static IP (ie. netgear, USR, 3com) address as what AT said, but sometimes they need the TCPIP setting to be automatically assigned (ie. D-Link) so i suggest that you try both..... i havent tried Lynksis yet though..
     
  14. matttibb

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    Right I've been looking at things. It says to connect the phoneline to my modem, the modem to router and router to computer. If I connect the modem to the phone line the other cable left is USB so I can only plug it into computer leaving out the router. So I plug an etheral cable into the "internet" port on the router and into the computer. The internet LCD lights up but I don't know it is going to work or not. How am I supposed to connect the modem to the router and phonline?? Do I need a usb/etheral cable or something (if they even exist) ??
     
  15. matttibb

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    I've done some googling and looks like i need either a different modem or a different router.... bollocks....
     
  16. Sniper

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    how are you connecting the computer to the router? I would assume you are using a cat5 cable to connect to the NIC port on the PC?
     

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