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When I try to load Cisco connect i get a message "cannot access your router". My smartphone recognizes the router

There are three (3) reasons why you are getting this error message:
~~ You are trying to access your router’s wireless settings using a wireless computer connected to a different network.
~~ Your router’s wireless settings may have been changed in the web-based setup page instead of in Cisco Connect.
~~ Your router’s password may have been changed using another computer in your network.
There are three (3) ways to resolve this issue:
i. Updating Your Easy Setup Key
ii. Manually Connecting to Your Wireless Network
iii. Resetting and re-installing Cisco Connect on your main router
Here is the link which can help in resolving the issue: http://www6.nohold.net/Cisco2/ukp.aspx?pid=93&login=1&vw=1&app=search&articleid=21526&userrole=Links...

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But anyway, I can't even open the old version!!! I just get a message about unsupported OS! So kind of hard to uninstall if I can't open it.
& for some reason when I was installing Mountain Lion, upgrading from Snow Leopard it found an old version of Parallels which I knew was not compatible. Didn't even think about this.
Its sort of working but something is not working very well. I sure wish I hadn't listened to those who said to save the $ & not get the Apple Airport Express. Their stuff works & its not hard to set up like this!
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Hi A_Generic_User. I believe there's no way to configure the Guest network through the web ui. What you can do is try using the software that you can download from their site. Make sure to turn off any firewall on the computer when running the software to avoid conflict. Also, I suggest that you run the downloaded software on a wired PC to avoid wireless interference. Here is the link to the software, http://support.linksys.com/en-us/support/routers/E2000/download . Hope this helps.

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I found this article, but I have device E2000, so does this mean I can't update my Cisco connect software? I just moved and my wireless isn't working. I need to get into cisco connect to set it up. Do I need to buy a new device?
Article ID: 23897
Older versions of Cisco Connect and the Network Magic add-on for Mac computers have compatibility issues with the latest release of Mac OS X (10.7 “Lion”). Only Cisco Connect versions 1.4.11222 and newer are compatible with the Lion operating system. To learn how to check your computer’s Mac OS X version, click here.
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EA3500
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EA4500
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Full Details
Error code: 82BD0305
Error description: An HNAP call to the device failed for an unknown reason.
Model name: unknown
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Did you use the setup cd that came w/ the router? If yes, how about you download the one that is on the cisco's support site. If that won't work still, setup the router manually. This link should help you: http://www6.nohold.net/Cisco2/ukp.aspx?vw=1&docid=93d3d72ddaad4d01b2f9da5d51eaf0d4_Setting_Up_your_L...
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During setup, after 90% completion I get "adapter connection timeout period expired". I'm unable to configure my router.
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I believe you have a static IP address assigned in the computer. Here are the steps to check for the wireless:
~~ Go to Wireless network connection properties.
~~ Click On Internet protocol TCP/IP and go to properties.
~~ Select 'Obtain IP address automatically' and 'Obtain DNS server automatically'.
~~ Click OK and then close.
Check for the Local Area Connection as well in the same procedure.
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Ben Story
CCNA, CCNA Wireless, CCDA, CCSP

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