how do you set up an adsl router?
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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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Set it up like you would with normal DSL.  \n\n1. Run the cat 5 (standard networking cable) from the DSL RJ45 jack in your wall, to the back of your router in the spot labeled "Internet".  \n\n2. Then after ensuring that you have your power cables plugged in (and 3 lights are on on your router), \n\n3. make sure your wireless card in plugged into your computer (make sure your computers off).  \n\n4. Then turn on your computer.  It'll read the router and hook you up to the net. \n\n5. Go to Start\n\n6. Run\n\n7. CMD\n\n8. type ipconfig\n\n9. look at your ip address\n\n10. Open your web browser and type in http://your.ip.address.here\n\n11. That will bring up your router, and from here you can configure it.\n\nenjoy.
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Start, Control Panel, Internet Options, go to the connections tab, and click the setup button.  It should guide you from there.
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Try http://www.gonuts4free.com/finall/adsl.php
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My DSL required a router to be connected between the line and computer through a LAN port. There should be instructions and maybe even software to help you install.
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ADSL Modem + Router with 10 ports , 10 LAN Cables , also all computers should have network cards installed (it can be onboard on the motherboard or a pci device).\n\nthen you will need to connect all the LAN cables to the Modem / Router and then modify each of your computers to use network (settings depends on what modem you are using) , by typing a IP like 10.0.0.2 in the browser you will get to the control panel of your modem , which its written in the manual of your modem . then get your ADSL ready , test by going to www.yahoo.com if it worked the work's done , if not check if all the IPs on the network are properly configured , go to control panel , network connection , properties of the LAN connection select Internet Protocol , TCP/IP click properties and select the right IP address for them, note that only one computer can have a specific IP address, for example on the network you can have 10.0.0.3 only once , the next should be 10.0.0.4.\nall other details depend on your modem / router , hope it helped.
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salam,\n\nit depends on the DSL modem you have. do you connect to the DSL modem through USB or Ethernet ? if it is Ethernet, you just have to ask the DSL company to setup the DSL modem to act as a router/NAT/DHCP server, and then hook up your computer and her laptop to a hub, the hub to the DSL modem, and configuring your computer to get IP address automaticly, then everything is ready. just turn on your or her computer, completly independent of each other.\n\nbut be aware that your bandwidth is now shared, and if one of you download a big mp3 file the other will be faced with a dead Internet link. so ask the company technician to set some bandwidth management on the DSL router.\n\nbest regards,
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you are going to have to configure your router.  Follow the directions that came with it.\nIt may also be set to automatically require a password, which you will need to enter in your computer (or disable this function and make it an open network)
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Call your ISP Tech Support.  They should be able to walk you through the settings.
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The router does not have a CD for setup.\nConnect your computer to the router using ethernet cable. Bring up Internet Explorer & type in the address bar 192 .168.0.1 hit enter\nWhen asked, the default username is admin & the default password is password.\nYou will now be in "your account" inorder to complete all the settings.\nThere is a download for this ie instructions on what settings to enter in your account, Click on the link below to download the installation guide & reference manual.\nhttp://kbserver.netgear.com/products/WGT624v1.asp\n\nif your is a different version of the wgt624 click on the link below to select your version\nhttp://kbserver.netgear.com/products/WGT624.asp
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Hi,\n\nBest place to go for advise on this issue is\n\nhttp://bbs.adslguide.org.uk/\n\nabd the main site\n\nhttp://www.adslguide.org.uk/\n\nHTH
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Try looking up your router and modem on this site(make sure you include the model #, for example "linksys wireless g broadband router, etc.:\nhttp://www.dslreports.com/\nsometimes they will have the instructions on how to configure your router.
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Goto Linksys.com\n\nhttp://www.linksys.com/servlet/Satellite?childpagename=US%2FLayout&packedargs=c%3DL_Product_C2%26cid%3D1114037289494&pagename=Linksys%2FCommon%2FVisitorWrapper\n\nclick setup wizard\n\nit will guide you thru the sets to set it up
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Hi, you will probably find that your set top box (cable i presume) requires a DSL router (linksys WRT54GS-UK for example) and not ADSL.  NTL and Telewest cable regions do not use ADSL.
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nope, that's dial-up for you. Ask them to convert it to an ADSL line, otherwise you are SOL.
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It's different for each ISP. Most times they will send you a kit that includes software and modem. The software cd usually handles the setup and just requires you to answer questions and follow instructions. Here's Bellsouth instructions for setting up a dsl modem with windows 98: \nhttp://support.fastaccess.com/sdcuser/asp/dsl/default.asp?usertype=DSL\nSince you have the modem, you could get info from www.dslreports.com or your isp's knowledgebase to help you complete the setup. Just enter the modem make and model # and look for the setup for 98. \n(just upgrade to xp, it'll save you alot of tech support calls and OS reloads).
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hook your modem to the uplink on your router. hook the voip device into one of the router ports. hook you computers to the other router ports.\n\nthink of the voip box as a computer when you hook things up