E1200 Router setup problem

During setup i have following error coming.
Error code: 82BD0304
Error description: An HNAP call to the device failed because the HTTP connection was broken.
Model name: unknown
Model number: E1200
Serial number: unknown
Firmware version: unknown
Operating system: Windows 7 SP 1
Software version: 1.4.12263.1
Connection type (WAN): unknown
IP address (LAN): unknown
IP address (WAN): unknown
Computer IP address: 192.168.1.7
now i can use net as unsecured network i want to set pass and manage parental controls.
Please Help me in this regard.

Program your router directly without using software.
Open your browser and goto your router's setup page below:
http://192.168.1.1
Please remember to Kudo those that help you.
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8) Power up the computer (if the computer has a wireless card, make sure it is off).
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Updating firmware etc. for E1200 router

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I suggest that you install the cisco connect software to another computer. But you can always manage the router manually by accessing the router interface. If you need to check the wireless settings, you can still do that even if you don't have cisco connect.
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Hey Merugo. I was having the same problem with the router settings screen refusing to load for my WRT54G. Do you happen to have v.5 of the router? After digging around in the help files on the site, I found this for firmware recovery for the WRT54G v.5 and it fixed the problem I was having once it loaded the updated .bin. Blank screen be gone.
http://linksys.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/linksys.cfg/php/enduser/std_adp.php?p_faqid=3176
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Hope this can maybe help you since it fixed things for me.Message Edited by Res on 10-03-200606:44 PM

WRT160N v3: Cannot connect to router setup web page with current Firefox or IE

Every time I try to connect to the admin page of my router, I get "The connection to the server was reset while the page was loading." This happens with FIrefox 11, and started when I upgraded to 8 or 9. A machine running FF 3.6 does not exhibit this problem; I get right in. What IE 9 says is "Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage" (after complaining about the expired certificate).
I ran Wireshark to see if I could learn anything, but all I could figure out was this:
https handshake was OK.
First TLS packet is received by router, which then immediately issues a reset and ends the connection. I don't know why.
Has anyone seen this? or have I got a screwed up configuration (or router)?
Solved!
Go to Solution.

castor wrote:
"The connection has timed out", seems to affect servers at MozilllaZine, for Firefox on Windows...
I'm not sure what this has to do with my problem; my difficulty is only in trying to talk to the router configuration page. Everything else works just fine.
~~ Tools > Options
~~ Advanced (tab) -> Network (tab) > "Setting"
~~ (X) Auto-detect proxy setting for this network
I have "use system proxy settings". Since this is a home network and I'm not using a software proxy on my machine, I know there is nothing between me and the router.
Second, let me know if you have enabled 'https' in the router management page. What is the IP address on the computer when connected to the router. To check the IP address that you are getting from the Router... You can check the IP address in the following manner:
# Click on Start -> All Programs -> Accessories -> Command Prompt.
# A black pop up box should come up, type: "ipconfig /all" …
This is not going the right direction, but to satisfy your curiosity:
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These are correct. (Since my telco DSL has me behind its own NAT router and has assigned my modem address 192.168.1.2, so I could not use Cisco/Linksys's manufacturer default address settings.)
There check the IP address and Default Gateway under LAN….
If it provides the valid IP address then try to connect the router to a different computer and then try to open the router setup page...
I have a linux virtual host (thanks to VMware) now running Firefox 5, and it can talk to the router setup page just fine, once I accept and save the invalid certificate the router presents, at https://10.244.122.1. So I conclude the problem is to do with the later version of Firefox (currently 11, but I had this problem with 10 and maybe with 8 and 9).

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I am experiencing signifcant bandwidth reduction at a range of about 30 feet from the router. I have a Cisco E1200 router. I have xfinity 30mps speeds. On a wired connection I got close to my 30mps speeds. On a wireless I receive about 25mps while I am within 5 feet of the router. As I run speed tests every five feet I am seeing a significant drop in speeds. At 30 feet I am lucky to get 3mps. The router broadcasts through two metal stud walls between the router and the 30 feet away.
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That sounds normal. When you disabled WMM, you essentially turned it in in to a wireless G router. 25 Mbps is about all you're going to get with that 54 Mbps link speed. That's normal.
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