I have a new internet connection, when i set the ip and all the settings in the local area connection it's working, but when in the router it's not. what can i do?\nIn the local area connection it's working perfect, but i have more than 1 computer, therefore i want to use my router.\nsetting static ip, using the exact same information from the computer, it's not working\nanother weird thing, i have a linksys befsr11. when i plug my new connection to the wan port, the Link light is not lit, but when i plug in the old dsl, it is? the cable is fine, what could be the problem? thanks in advanced.
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OKay well first off, don't manually put in the ip information.  Instead allow the router to dish out the ips, and then you can tell the router to continually give whatever computer that specific ip.   As far as your net connection not lighting up in the wan port that's very odd.  What type of internet connection do you have?  DSL or Cable or something else?  I'd see what happens if you connect that device directly to a computer....  Make sure you have the latest firmware installed on the router....\n\nhopefully this helps.
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The static IP address you used, is it routable?  If it is a 198.162.x.y or a 10.x.y.z, then it may not be, and this could be one problem.  Your router will likely be getting the address from the ISP, you are then likely connecting one or several computers to the router.  The router will be doing NAT to allow multiple computers using these private addresses to talk to the internet, but, unless you move your computer to a DMZ segment, or create a static route, NAT will not allow internet access to any of the computers behind the router.  If the cameras are all behind the router, then, you should be able to connect to all of them if they all have addresses that are on the same subnet - 198.162.1.2-10 for example.  If you are trying to get to the computer from the internet, then you will likely want to have a firewall router with VPN capability.  Then, you just VPN into the box, and viola!  Otherwise, anyone on the internet could get to your box and I don't think this is what you want.  Good luck!
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Does your router have an active internet connection. If you unpluged the cat 5 cable from your laptop and then connected it to the cable or dsl router you will need to reset the modem to reset the MAC address or you will not get on line.  After that I would check your security setting on both router and laptop and make sure they both match.
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Well theres a couple things I'm thinking that might be going on. One is that you dont have DCHP (Dynamic Host Control Protcol) enabled on any of the networks, but you'd usually manually have to turn that off, basicaly what it does is the server that you connect to will change your network settings such as IP address DNS (Domain Naming Service) and defualt gatway settings. What comes to mind is that since you said you were tring to connect to different works, I think you may be connecting to networks that are encrypted, if a network is encrypted, then you'll need a encrytion key to connect to it. Try asking the person that managing the network what is going on, and if they have had the same problem with other machines. As for setting up your own home network, I know linksys does have an easy set up program aviable on their web site, along with forums and a live chat you can use.
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To start off with.  Are we 100% sure that these devices are routers, and not switches.  8 port routers are not uncommon, but not as common as 8 port switchs. \nIf it were a switch, and only one computer was grabing the ip address from the modem, that would explain why only one computer could get online at a time.  I have seen switchs work with two computers for a short time before.  Afterwards, you will get a message, "Limited or no connectivity"  at the bottom of the screen.  Also, if anything has changed, that would be helpful to know.  Did you just switch from Cable internet to DSL?  Or did you change out the DSL modem?  If the DSL modem was changed out, and not put in what is called bridgemode, this problem may not come up as an issue until all 3 computers are actually on and trying to access the Internet.  (Putting the modem in bridge mode tells the Router it is in charge of establishing the credential info w/ ISP, not the modem.  If modem is in charge of this, it may only have the ability to handle one computer on the Lan side of the network.)\n\nLet's start off and assume that you do have routers.  Here are some things to check:\n1.  is the router plugged into a Uninteruptible Power Supply? (I have seen many drop off and connection issues solved with this little piece of heaven.  I know you are sceptical about purchasing new hardware, but this should be a pre-requisit for all devices that have any kind of value.)\n\n2. If you are cabable I would read the instructions for your router, and reset it back to factory settings.  You may want to write down the existing settings before you do this.  (if it is connected to DSL, your username and password, Cable, if it is a static or DHCP wan address etc. etc.)  Once back up and running, download the latest firmware from the manufacturer.  This would require Internet activity.  \n\n3.  As was stated earlier,  let's connect each computer directly to the back of the modem and check for connectivity.  (If the modem was previously set to be in Bridge mode, you will have to change it to be in charge of handling the logon creditials.  This usual setting is PPPOE)\nOnce the computer is connected to the modem, you need to power cycle the components so that they grab new IP addresses from each other.  Power off Modem and computer,  plug modem in first, let all lights quit blinking then power on computer.  If computer is unable to connect, it could be modem issue.  But let's not rule out other things.\n    a.  Check the network settings on the computer.  Right mouse click on My Network Places and go to Properties.  From there right mouse click on the Lan Properties and go to properties there.  Click on TCP/IP and hit the Properties button there.  Check to make sure the adaper is set to obtain IP address automatically.  And the DNS the same.\n\n4.  If all computers are set to obtain an IP automatically as described in step 3-a.  and they are hooked up the a factory default router, with known good cables, they should be able to at least ping each other.  Disable all Norton Internet Security, and Macafee Internet Security and Zone Alarm (Some of these actually block ICMP request so we wouldn't be able to ping the computers)  Go to computer 1 .  Start --> Run. type  CMD and hit  enter. type "ipconfig /all"  leave off quotes  write down the ip address that it assigns you.  If you have the Linksys router setup, and it is set to default factory settings, it will probably assign you an address of 192.18.1.100 or close.  Go to another computer.  Start --> Run  type "cmd" and hit enter.  type "ping 192.168.1.100" or what ever number that was listed.  if you get a reply, that means you are able to pass traffic through the router to the other computer.  if you get request timed out that means you are not able to connect.  \n\n5.  If after reseting the router to factory settings you are unable to ping the other computers on the network, but
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preferences > connection > make sure everything is set right. But i just checked mine, I have DSL but it was set on dial-up, but it still works lol. probably the main thing though is about the proxy. Mine was set on No proxy, which is the default setting.
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Try to get in to your router page again. Just launch Internet Explorer and type 192.168.1.1. The username is <blank> and the password is "admin". If you're using a DSL connection, look for internet connection type and change it to PPPOE.  Type in the username and password provided by your ISP. If you don't know what it is contact your ISP.\n\nIf you're using a cable connection, under <Setup> click on the subcategory <MAC Address Clone>. Click on <Enable> and then click on clone your PC's MAC. Then click on <Save Settings>. \n\nIf these steps does not work, turn off your modem,unplug the router from the power and turn off the computer as well (the one directly connected to the router. After powering off everything, wait for 20 seconds and then turn on the modem first. Wait for the lights to go stable and then power up the router, wait for 15 seconds then turn on the computer. \n\nIf this still won't work try to call up linksys.
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im having similar problems. i just bought a linksys 4 port and if im online on my laptop and someone gets online on the desktop, we lose internet on one and get really slow internet on the other one. the only explaination that ive found is that linksys is a hub, not a router, which means it just sends signals, doesnt really process them, like a lazy/stupid router.
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Your network setup wasn't mentioned... I assume your website is being accessed from a server in your network behind a router?\n\nVerify if any new hardware was added.  If you have a "double NAT", that is if you have 2 routers in your network, or your modem has a NAT firewall, and you've added, like let's say a router - this may prevent a computer within the same network from getting to the web-server.\n\nPerhaps some new security software was added, or access restrictions have been changed?
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I'm assuming you're using wireless Internet, it's probably that your computer is disconnecting from your Internet, it happens to me a lot, I'm not quiet sure how to fix it, you could try to simply plug in your laptop/computer to the modem directly instead of using a router... that should keep it from happening.\n\n- Oh, well then I don't know... that's weird.  It might have to do with your computer.
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I am assuming you have 2 network cards. The first one connects to modem/gateway and second one goes to other PC or hub where other PCs are. \nEither you configure this server as DHCP or give static IPs to other PCs. That should be all.
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If you have a dynamic IP address, it changes all the time.\nIf you have a static IP address, you can ask your ISP for a new one.\nTo find out what kind of IP address you have, talk with your ISP.\n\n(You can't set your IP address on another PC)
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Your router needs looking at. Below is a URL for you to check out.\n\nThere is also another to a tech forum where they help with networking issues.
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check your IP  configuration it sounds like you need to make some adjustments.  The computers were never configured on a private network were they? How about the router have you configured that? See if the PC is getting assinged and IP address by the router. Go to start menu, select run, type cmd, then press ok, then in the dos window that opens type ipconfig and press enter.  Does it come back with your IP address, etc.? What does the default gateway say?
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OK the easy way first. If this does not work we will try option two.\n\n1) Go to "Start>Run>cmd>ipconfig  /release"\nwhen the screen comes back type "ipconfig  /renew"\n\nIf that did not work...\n\n2)  Unplug everything modem (and battery backup), router, computers, and devices. \nWait one minute and plug in the modem. Wait another minute and plug in the router. After one minute turn everything else on.\n\nThis will clear the cache in the router/modem/computers and allow new WAN and LAN IP address to be assigned.\nCheck and see if the computer have diffeerent computer names and the same workgroup. This is a common mistake with new LANs.
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Ok, a few steps:\n1. Try connecting the modem to the computer. If u are unnable to connect to the internet the the problem could be youre modem(mo signal or hardware malfunction) or the cable you are using\n2. If step 1 succeds (and youre connection is ok) try connecting your modem to the router, router to the computer, access the router from youre computer (it mostlikely has a web interface accesable by a private space address - check the routers instruction manual to see it's default address and what address you should use for youre computer) and try to configure the wan interface on youre router....If that fails hmmm..I never got to that but come back and we'll try more :D
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Please check if you have dynamic ip address in your TCP/IP settings. And LAN settings should be set to automaticlly detect settings. :) Sometimes you need static ip to work, by changing the ip add to 192.168.0.1 and subnet mask to 255.255.255.0, and the leave the gateway blank.