Re: WRT54G WAN access failure
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>---- Original Message ----
>From: joelz@pobox.com
>To: umarzuki@gmail.com
>Subject: Re: WRT54G WAN access failure
>Date: Sun, 9 Aug 2009 07:40:18 +0000
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>>Umarzuki Mochlis <umarzuki@gmail.com> wrote:
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>>> Well, sometime the VPI/VCI value had to be correct for your ISP
>especially
>>> if the router is not provided by your ISP. I had a problem once
>connecting
>>> with DLink router with its default setting.
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>>The DSL modem is provided by the ISP. It provides DHCP for
>>the computer to get an IP address. When connected as
>>follows:
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>>Computer --- DSL modem -- Internet
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>>the computer gets its other network settings
>>via DHCP (whether Debian, XP or Mac OSX -- I tried all
>>three!)
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>>I don't see why I would need any different settings.
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>>--
>>Joel Roth
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How about a couple of simple things to see where the process breaks
down:
1. When you reset the router to factory defaults and plug a computer
directly into one of the router's direct connect ports, can you get
to the router's default setup page?
2. If #1 works and you can configure the WRT as per the manual
(including a range of IPs for DHCP and NO encryption-you should add
this later), can you then access the web through the router via one
of the router's direct connect ports?
3. If #2 works can you then access the router's setup page via
wireless?
4. If #3 works can you then access the web via wireless?
Larry
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