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Alan,
I told you I'd sort it. Stupid problem with the password. Ruined my day and
nearly cost me a divorce. Never mind, all is well now except that I've got
to sort out the encryption and the LAN so more fun and games tomorrow ;o)
Cheers
Peter
"Peter Kennedy" <nothanks@nono.com> a écrit dans le message de news:
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> Alan,
>
> Sorry, I'm in France. Oh, I'll sort this out, I always do in the end. I'm
> using ICS for the wired network which uses a USB router for Internet
> access. The wireless connection shouldn't be using ICS, I didn't tell it
> to anyway. I think that what is happening is that when I disconnect the
> USB modem's telephone cable and plug in the wireless modem's and then try
> and connect to the internet, Internet Explorer is looking for its usual
> connection, ie via the USB modem. And when I think I've not even got
> around to setting up the LAN yet :O((
>
> Cheers
>
> Peter
>
>
> "Alan Sanders" <AlanSanders@discussions.microsoft.com> a écrit dans le
> message de news: 1FDABBBB-36A8-4413-B983-04FF6929651E@microsoft.com...
>> hello
>>
>> are you connecting with a usb modem at the moment? you cannot have a
>> router
>> and usb modem connected at the same time, the router is an all in one
>> device
>> and does the job lot for you, i do not understand why you are using
>> ics(intenet connection sharing) as the router will allow ian nternet
>> connection to as many pcs at the same time as you have, with ref to your
>> being disconncted it may appear you are typing in an incorrect user or
>> password, who is you isp ?, its a shame you do not live near me you could
>> hire my services to sort it out
, were are you located ?
>> keep me informed Alan
>>
>> "Peter Kennedy" wrote:
>>
>>> Alan
>>>
>>> Thanks. I've done what you say but it still doesn't work. I use ICS for
>>> my
>>> wired connection which is enabling me to send this message ;o)). I want
>>> to
>>> keep the wired connection just in case - is this the cause of my
>>> problems ?
>>> Now, in "tools/DSL Status", I see that there is some traffic so the
>>> connection appears to be OK. However, in "connection status", it says I
>>> am
>>> disconnected and when I press on connect, the page just reloads. There's
>>> something daft going on here methinks.
>>> Any ideas ?
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>>
>>> Peter
>>>
>>> "Alan Sanders" <AlanSanders@discussions.microsoft.com> a écrit dans le
>>> message de news: 15EF02A0-939C-4CB1-8BF0-59051F2EB32B@microsoft.com...
>>> > hello
>>> >
>>> > have you got a D-Link DSL-G604T , you mention ics ? no need for ics
>>> > with
>>> > the equipment you have, i do take it you ARENOT using the usb modem
>>> > you
>>> > orig
>>> > got ?, i would advise reading the manual that came with the router as
>>> > it
>>> > is
>>> > explained in thier how to setup, i work in this line of work and fit
>>> > many
>>> > of
>>> > these routers the exact one you mention and can set them up in
>>> > 15minutes,
>>> > have you followed the instruction manual, i will quickly run through
>>> > what
>>> > to
>>> > do, login tto the router, goto connection one (depending which isp you
>>> > are
>>> > on
>>> > thses settings may be applicable) change to vc. (vcmux) out in you isp
>>> > username and password, apply the settings, goto tools menu and save
>>> > all,
>>> > if
>>> > you are using wireless as well goto the wireless tab, enable wep,
>>> > click ok
>>> > to
>>> > multiple ssid disabled, use 64bit if you like and type in a 10 didget
>>> > code
>>> > of
>>> > your choice, click apply, tools menu again save all, retsart router,
>>> > make
>>> > sure u have your telephone cable plugged into it, and your looking for
>>> > a
>>> > solid adsl light which will flicker when data is being transfered, you
>>> > can
>>> > login into the router again and goto dsl status in the tools menu and
>>> > see
>>> > if
>>> > you are conencted to ur isp, if you are not you may have typed user /
>>> > pass
>>> > wrong, if you are connected in internet exp make sure the dot is in
>>> > never
>>> > dial a connection and you should be on, letg me know how you go on,
>>> > Alan
>>> >
>>> > "Peter Kennedy" wrote:
>>> >
>>> >> Alan,
>>> >>
>>> >> Yes, all is as you say. The wired network uses ICS. I don't whether
>>> >> this
>>> >> is
>>> >> relevant. There doesn't appear to be anywhere in the router setup
>>> >> where
>>> >> I'm
>>> >> supposed to enter the IP of the ISP. In the router setup, it says
>>> >> there's
>>> >> no
>>> >> WAN connection and when I click on "connect", the page just reloads.
>>> >> Does
>>> >> this means anything to you ?
>>> >>
>>> >> Thanks
>>> >>
>>> >> Peter
>>> >>
>>> >> "Alan Sanders" <AlanSanders@discussions.microsoft.com> a écrit dans
>>> >> le
>>> >> message de news:
>>> >> 66D61034-DCFA-49A5-B869-778BEB0C5A7E@microsoft.com...
>>> >> > hi
>>> >> >
>>> >> > i presume you have programmed the isp info intothe router and the
>>> >> > router
>>> >> > says its connected to your isp, if this is correct then simply tick
>>> >> > the
>>> >> > box
>>> >> > in internet exp connection settings to never dial a connection (
>>> >> > this
>>> >> > is
>>> >> > because it is always present ) i also assume that you have setup /
>>> >> > left
>>> >> > dhcp
>>> >> > turned on in the router and have your adaptors set to dhcp, hope
>>> >> > this
>>> >> > is
>>> >> > of
>>> >> > some help to you, Alan
>>> >> >
>>> >> > "Peter Kennedy" wrote:
>>> >> >
>>> >> >> Hi,
>>> >> >>
>>> >> >> I have a wired lan with dsl Internet connection and I have just
>>> >> >> installed
>>> >> >> a
>>> >> >> D-Link DSL-G604T wireless modem-router. The connection between the
>>> >> >> first
>>> >> >> PC
>>> >> >> and the router is fine and I have entered the info needed to
>>> >> >> establish
>>> >> >> a
>>> >> >> connection with my ISP. Everything appears to be in order.
>>> >> >> However, I
>>> >> >> am
>>> >> >> a
>>> >> >> loss at how to actually establish a connection with the Internet.
>>> >> >> The
>>> >> >> router
>>> >> >> presumably is connected so how do actually access the Internet ?
>>> >> >> The
>>> >> >> problem
>>> >> >> appears to be that Internet Explorer, Firefox etc. all point to my
>>> >> >> wired
>>> >> >> dsl
>>> >> >> modem. I have to tried to add a connection but this doesn't appear
>>> >> >> possible
>>> >> >> unless presumably I delete the existing - wired - connection which
>>> >> >> I
>>> >> >> don't
>>> >> >> want to do. This is a basic question and I feel pretty dumb. Can
>>> >> >> anyone
>>> >> >> tell
>>> >> >> me what to do ?
>>> >> >>
>>> >> >> Thanks
>>> >> >>
>>> >> >> Peter
>>> >> >>
>>> >> >>
>>> >> >>
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>>
>>>
>>>
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