What is the path the internet data is taking to enter my modem?
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The path data travels varies according to where the data is coming from, of course, but it should travel along the shortest route. If you're accessing a site that's hosted on a server in Egypt, it's not going to go all the way to the U.S. and back to get to you. It may be routed along a slightly longer route if there's something wrong with the lines in the area, or if you're using a proxy server (in which case it will go to the proxy first, wherever it's located, then to you). And the internet as a whole is decentralized.  It's composed of computers and service providers from all over the world, there's no common place all the data travels through. It doesn't get any more decentralized than that.
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To pull the router page on comp type 192.168.1.1 in the add bar . Leave the user feild blank and the password is "admin"\n.Once u get the page choose DHCP  configurration ,If the modem is in bridge mode.The upload and download is no ware related to the router . Contcat your ISP for that.
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easy. access the modem you using and select the security feature. if it's a router open your browser and write 192.168.1.1
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Try clearing up tools internet options etc.\n\nAlso switch the power of to your modem and leave for 5 mins then switch back on and leave for another 5 mins so it can find its settings.\n\nHope that helps.\n\nGood Luck.
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sign in to your isp and check it
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do this. start> connect to> show all connections> \n\nif you see the local area connection icon right click it> properties>\n\ndouble click the "internet protocol (tcp/ip)" \n\n> click the "use the following ip address"\n\nplace the ip address your ISP gaved you.\n\nsubnet mask and default gateway.\n\nclick ok....\n\nhope i helped you.
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If you are using a cable modem you actually are on a local area network with the modem and that modem is what is connected to the internet (it being the gateway).
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my question is.. what type of modem do you have? does it have internet LED? if it does, it means that it also has a gateway IP- probably 192.168.0.1 - \nconnect your modem to pc directly and access modem interface- and you can set it on a bridgemode so that your modem won't have PPPOE anymore - only your router-\n\n\nto set modem in bridgemode- access the modem interface by typing default gateway in address bar-\nclick advance button and PPP location- set it to bridgemode-\ninternet light will be off by then-\n\nif your modem has no PPPOE in the first place then try updating your NIC or probably uninstalling it and re-installing it..
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Your modem IP is correct at 192.168.1.1.  You have to edit the modem configuration to "bridge" it.  the router is also correct at 192.168.2.1 - you then put the modem info (password, etc) into the router so that it will control the modem.  contact linksys and they will walk you through it.
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Depends on the ISP. If it is your cable company and you want cable modem, it will come through the cable wires.
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I don't know if your ISP really estimates, when I was still using mine they simply tracked, and it's quite simple when you log in, the port through which you are logged into is tracked (meaning the port in their router that you are connected into when you connect to your ISP), and then all they have to track is the amount of data that is downloaded through that port, while you are connected to it.  Their report will look the same as the report if you recorded the amount that windows says you downloaded (by double clicking on the modem icon in the lower right hand corner, and reading the box that pops up, well that's how it is for windows I don't know what to do for Mac) and total it up.
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A modem should do it...
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try clicking on your internet browser. in the address bar, type in  192.168.0.1  hit enter. see if your modem comes up. you may have to enter your user name and password. if that doesn't work, go to start...run and type in cmd. in the new window, type in ipconfig/release...hit enter. then type in ipconfig/renew....hit enter. then type in exit....hit enter. reboot and try to go on line
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http://adslguide.org.uk/tools/speedtest.asp
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Depending who your Service Provider is, and sometimes even your modem (you didn't mention either one - some modems may need the router configure in a slightly different way).  Below are some things you can try (remember this is manual troubleshooting, no need to insert the CD when doing the instructions below).\n\nIf your ADSL connection is PPPoE try this, meaning if your PC is connected direct to your modem and you need to log on to the internet using a connection manager (in other words, you need to enter username and password):\n\n1.) Power off both modem and router.\n2.) Plug the ethernet cable from your modem to the internet port of the router and one computer to one of the 4 ports.\n3.)Power up modem, wait for the light to stabilize (or when DSL light is lit) - this indicates your modem has established communication to your ISP.\n4.)Power up your router.\n5.)On your computer open IE browser and hit the stop button (or F5) to stop it from getting online.  You just need to use the browser to get to the router page and configure.\n6.)In the address bar (NOT search bar) , type 192.168.1.1 and hit Enter. It will prompt you for the username and password of the router - leave the username blank, type admin for the password (if you had used the CD previously, this may not work - try the password you had entered before).\n7.)Once the router page is up - choose PPPoE for Internet login type.\n8.)Enter the username and password your internet provider gave you.  You may need to type the username in email format (e.g. name@sbcglobal.com).\n9.)Select Keep alive.\n10.)Save settings.\n11.)Click to Status tab (at the upper far right of the Linksys page). It should show you're connected.  You should also have values for IP address and DNS Servers.  If not, click connect.  If an error comes up - "Authentication Failed" means either you mistyped your username or password, or both.\n12.)If you get "Cannot connect to PPPoE server" your modem and router may have the same (LAN) IP address.  You need to go back to Setup page and look for router's IP address (it will show 192.168.1.1).  Change it to 192.168.2.1 or 10.10.10.1 - save settings on the router.  Restart your computer, if you know how to release and renew the IP of your PC, you can do that instead (because I'm too darn lazy to give you the instruction for that right now, just restart the PC to simplify things... sorry :P).  Then follow steps 5, 6 and 11.\n\nIf you don't need to use a connection manager and your ISP did not give you a username and password for your account, try this:\n\n.) Power off both modem and router.\n2.) Plug the ethernet cable from your modem to the internet port of the router and one computer to one of the 4 ports.\n3.)Power up modem, wait for the light to stabilize (or when DSL light is lit) - this indicates your modem has established communication to your ISP.\n4.)Power up your router.\n5.)On your computer open IE browser and hit the stop button (or F5) to stop it from getting online.  You just need to use the browser to get to the router page and configure.\n6.)In the address bar (NOT search bar) , type 192.168.1.1 and hit Enter. It will prompt you for the username and password of the router - leave the username blank, type admin for the password (if you had used the CD previously, this may not work - try the password you had entered before).\n7.)Click to Status tab (at the upper far right of the Linksys page). It should show you're connected.  You should also have values for IP address and DNS Servers. \n8.)If not, you need to go back to Setup page and look for router's IP address (it will show 192.168.1.1).  Change it to 192.168.2.1 or 10.10.10.1 - save settings on the router.  Restart your computer, if you know how to release and renew the IP of your PC, you can do that instead (because I'm too darn lazy to give you the instruction for that right now, just restart the PC to simplify things... again, sorry
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Well, it depends on your ISP. Best bet, call the ISP and ask Tech support to walk you through it. I hope this helps.
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re-install your internet connection from the cd that came with your modem, entering your username and password when prompted.