Re: Linksys EA6500 cannot port forward error 2118
Tried a Factory restore and it still is not workingI cant find any information on my modem other than that its a motorola... its really old
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I have an E900 router which is beyond the warranty and I do not know enough about it to diagnose my problem so I am hoping that someone will be able to help me. All of a sudden none of our wireless...
View ArticleRe: Linksys EA6500 cannot port forward error 2118
If the modem is kind of old, I'd ask your ISP about upgrading possibly. Motorola SB 6 series modems are good. I don't the age of the modem would be effecting how PF on the router is set up. I...
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What Hardware version is your router? Look at sticker under router.What Firmware version is currently loaded? Found on the routers web page under status.What region are you located?Has a Factory Reset...
View ArticleRe: Linksys EA6500 cannot port forward error 2118
Thanks for the help, I will let you know what happens
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Re: Help for the clueless please!
Have you tried removing power for about 10 seconds then power it back on and wait for it to finish booting and see if it works
View ArticleRe: E1200 - can't access internet through Tooway satelite modem
Thanks - that's a useful reference. I had in fact cloned the laptop's MAC earlier, without really understanding why, but it seemed then to have no effect and in case got lost in the various resets I...
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Re: E1200 - can't access internet through Tooway satelite modem
Glad you got it figured out and it was cableing. I would try CAT6 class cabling as well. As for the LAN HUB, it may not be compatible as there are differences between LAN wired HUB and SWITCHES....
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Awesome! I agree with FurryNutz about the CAT6. And yes, using a hub to connect your wired devices will be very convenient but I'd also prefer switches. You may need to isolate the hub connection like...
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Re: Get maximum Wireless-N speed
I think the channels are irrelevant, as I'm working in the 5Ghz range, which a) doesn't have channels 1-11, and b) has non-overlapping channels. I have progress! Turns out I WAS having a double-NAT...
View ArticleRe: WRT1900AC web page bug?
Are you running the newest firmware? You need to be if not.
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Do you have a static IP address ON the PC thats connected to the 1900AC when you disable the DHCP server on the router on the same IP address pool as the 192.168.1.#. Try using 192.168.1.49 as a static...
View ArticleRe: WRT1900AC and OpenWrt
dpdurst wrote:Looks like we have some updates with the new wireless drivers added https://github.com/wrt1900ac/opensourceLook CLOSELY!!
View ArticleRe: linksys e2000
thanks for your interest,but it looks like I may not be getting another Linksys product.I have checked all around the Web and it looks very much that the necessary Cisco Connect software is not...
View ArticleRe: WRT1900AC and OpenWrt
gufus wrote:dpdurst wrote:Buggers...Both AA/BB use: ap8x.ko Huh. Guess they sillyness I had running BB was not because of some driver issue. Ahh well. AA is running fine for me right now.
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