Connecting router to modem. I have Trendnet router and needs to connect it to Verizon model 7500 Modem . I have Trendnet router and needs to connect it to Verizon model 7500 Modem...

with the router. I've had a router/modem before but never each separate. It is driving me nuts. Please help :fou: . I've got a D-link DSL-320T modem and a wpnt834 netgear router. I have been unable to get my pc connected to the net having wasted hours. Both...

router-modem connection. I've tried: Having the router get an IP automatically from the modem. Changing the router's IP address. Having the modem pass PPPoE authentication to the router. Bridging the modem. Power cycling the guts out of everything....

connect through the router+modem if: 1 - I first boot everything normally (PC connected to modem, no router) 2 - I disconnect the PC from the modem, and connect the router to modem 3 - I connect the PC to router I get to surf the web! I'm hoping...

at the MAC of the second device behind the modem and no MAC spoofing with the router is required for the connection to work. Have you tried doing a hard reset of the router? Maybe, it's still locked in on the old modem in some manner and needs to...

have the modem (ip 192.168.1.1) connected to the "Internet" port of the router (ip 192.168.1.2) using a patch cable. Using a laptop with wireless card I am able to ping the router but not the modem. Connecting the modem to one of the LAN ports on the router...

3 PC with one ADSL router modem. Can anyone help me out here....i've been searching the whole forum but still cant find a solution... firstly i am having 3 computers connecting to a switch...by RJ45 cable....and switch is connected to the router... my...

main area by a window and connect it to the router/switch room through a wall Ethernet port. So I took the modem and connected it to the ports via a Cat5 cable and then went into router/switch room and connected my laptop to the termination but can't get any...

this is all that is messing things up. When you install the new router be sure to also unplug the cable modem. Get everything wired up then plug in the power on the cable modem followed by the router. This will make sure the router and the modem will communicate...