the unit I got back had the same serial number and MAC as the one I sent in... Clearly they fixed it, not a swap out -- John F Davis, in Delightful Detroit. WA8YXM(at)arrl(dot)net "Nothing adds excitement like something that is none of your...

the unit I got back had the same serial number and MAC as the one I sent in... Clearly they fixed it, not a swap out -- John F Davis, in Delightful Detroit. WA8YXM(at)arrl(dot)net "Nothing adds excitement like something that is none of your...

doing, or trying to do. A router is a router because it takes one > address and allows it to appear as many address behind the router. So > anything in front of the router will only be able to see the router, and > will not be able to see the one, two,...

the wireless router. I would take the wireless router and connect it to the wired router LAN port on the wireless router to LAN port on the wired router -- not using the WAN port on the wireless router at all. By doing that, the wireless router now...

wireless->PC->wired->2nd router the reason is that i want the 2nd router to have no wireless protection, so i can hook up anything that doesnt have wireless to the second router, e.g. if distance was a factor, because the main router is in my living room,...

before they can get going, although once set up, they can communicate with other routers and learn the way to parts of a network that are added after a router is initially configured. Routers are also the only one of these four devices that will allow you...

have is an explaination as to what has gone wrong or why this actually works. Any insight would be helpful. When you added the router did you turn off the modem, plug in the router with it off. Turn on the modem, wait for it to boot then turn on the router....

from groups: alt.internet.wireless () On Tue, 2 Nov 2004 00:19:24 -0800, "Schizoid Man" wrote: >The problem is that I don't have access to the router, therefore I don't >have the key. I'll assume that it's your router. Just reset the router to defaults...

from router to router or router to modem with no problem so it seems that Verizon has changed how they do things on their side requiring me to go through this MAC mumbo jumbo. That sounds like it! In the new router's config page, put the old router's MAC...

2 internet connections, 2 routers, help!. OK, here's my scenario: At the company where I work, we currently have everyone on a partial T1 line, provided by MCI with a Siemens router. We are now adding a full T1 line from AT&T on a Cisco 1841 router. My...