im trying to getmy linksys wireless router.it keeps discon.i been typing 192.168.1.1 to recon page cant be fou
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sometimes you have conflicting ips, go to start > run > type in cmd then when you get into the command prompt type in ipconfig /release this will release your current ip, if your router is working fine you should be able to type in the command prompt ipconfig /renew and then you should be able to get into the routers browser with 192.168.1.1\n\nin most cases if your router isnt giving you an ip thentry reseting the router itself then if nothing happens call 1 (800) 326-7114  or click here http://linksys.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/linksys.cfg/php/enduser/ask.php?p_icf_3=1
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my linksys router is http://192.168.15.1/ I can config every single option from Safari or Firefox... no Virtual pc crap needed!\n\nthat's the benefit of buying a wireless router from a reputable company! Linksys == cisco == reputable!\n\nwork the menus! get to know what options your router has! (USE WPA or WAP or even WEP)!!!!
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dude, please be more specific about what you ask, please...\n...and since I don't know what specific model you are using, i would recommend visiting the Linksys support site (listed below)...\nbut if you're too busy, here's some basics:\n#1 - a Linksys router has a default IP-address of 192.168.1.1, open a browser & type this IP-address...this will open the router log-in page, default login name is 'admin' (without the quotes) & initially there is no password (if your router is being configured for the first time)...\n\n#2 - now, configure your internet connection right away, there are several options: PPPoE, Static-IP..(i forgot the other ones)...\n\n(be sure to write the settings & keep it somewhere safe)...\n\nthere are 6 or 7 tabs in the router configuration page(if i remember right)\n\nif you also have the quick user guide that came along with the CD, that's easier to follow...well, the CD also contains some FAQs that you might want to view or read...
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he has to have a router. if you still can't get on, chek and see if his wireless network has like an encryption key. you might have to call the router tech support for assistance.
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your wireless network is not secured you have someone hijacking your bandwidth, at least that is what it sounds like to me.  You need to enable WEP encryption on your router/firewall, maybe change the admin user and password as well.  This should resolve the issue.  To do this you log into your firewall via a web browser using the router/firewall ip address as the url, this is usually set to a default ip address and user/pw which can be obtained from the manual.
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Can you still connect to the router (usualy on 192.168.1.1) ?\n\nIf you do, look if the modem is on.
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Login as administrator, and check under Security settings.\n\nRouter's setup a webpage were you can login and do this. just goto the router's IP. (like http://192.168.0.1/). Login as admin. Check under something like Security or Encryption.
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Log into the Router, then look at the LOG file.  This will probably be a dead give-away.
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Log into your firewall/router using the IP address and enable WEP encryption, and change the administrator user name and password.  If you haven't done so, you can find the default IP address assigned to it in the manual. something like 198.0.0.1, then plug that IP in  the address bar in your browser and you will be prompted to enter the user name and password. which is by default usually user: admin password: administrator or vice versa. You can also check what your firewall IP is by going to the start menu, selecting run, and typing cmd then press enter. a dos window opens and you type ipconfig, then press enter, some info is returned the gateway IP is your firewall/router IP address. Once logged through the browser go to the advanced or security tab and make the necessary adjustments. for more step by step instructions I suggest visiting the manufacuter web site, consulting the manual, or googling something like "setting up secure wireless network Linksys (or whatever)"
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i get that some times where i cant connect to my wireless router and i have to reboot and go through the wep settings and reconnect .so try  rebooting  and  go through manual set up or do a sit servey and try to reconn that way  hope it helps you .:)
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make sure your wireless is on if your gettin your router its on if not its proable that you have your wireless dissabled\n\nstart>Settingsl>network Connections>Wirelessnetwork connections. View wireless networks >connect. \n\nsometimes you will have to click Support tab> then >repair
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The only problem I have had with my linksys router, is that every so often it kicks my IP address, and I have to unplug it for a few minuets, then plug it in again and it works fine. I also had to move it clear away from my comcast modem because they were to close. which was causing me to lose my Ip even more often. Now it only happens once in awhile.
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It's probably a good idea to confirm your IP settings via the IPCONFIG /ALL command in the cmd console. However the response 401 is a legit error meaning that your access wasn't authorised. So your Router probably sent this as a response to a dodgy access by you. Reconfirm your instructions and see if you need to access a different part to login correctly or need to specify a password to access the config web page!\n\nJohn
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Sounds like the router is defective...  I had that happen to me with a extreme G D-Link router.  Try returning it and see if you can get another one.  N works just fine on my Belkin one from Costco.
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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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There are a number of reasons, not all of which I can answer here, but here's a few places to start:\n\n1. Your router has encryption, and you have not entered the password correctly\n\n2. Your router uses a MAC filter, and you have not given access to your laptop.\n\n3. You're too far away from the router.\n\n4. You have a firewall that is not working / set up correctly.\n\n5. You haven't pushed the "wireless" button on your laptop to enable your wireless device.\n\nAnd more.  Start by checking these things.
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plug in your router modem to your internet modem then you can access your http://192.168.1.1 if you dont have your router modem connected your get the error page. There for you have 2 problems.. your IP is not recognized or your default gateway. the procedure you need to do then is  go to tools  then internet options delete cookies and then delete history.. to reset your router modem your find this at the back of your router modem a tiny little hole where your need something like a pin.. press it and hold it for 30secs then power it all down. restart your internet modem wait till all the lights are on then turn on your router modem. Once this is done, type in http://192.168.1.1 into your broswer and login. hopefully this should reset your IP and your default gateway. If you still find you cannot access the 192.site then contact your router support and request another solution. They do support LIVE SUPPORT for this kind of problem.