How to connect to wireless pacbell Motorola 3347-02 dsl router?

The password was accepted the very first time but the link was very slow. After resetting the WiFi link on the iPad2 OS1.5 the password is not accepted but the iPad2 works great at work on an enterprise WiFi link. If I drop the home WiFi encryption to WEP the password is accepted but can't access the Internet.

Are you positive that your area is using PPPoE? Some Verizon areas (most of which were sold to Frontier) use DHCP over PPPoE, and often times DHCP users need to leave their modem off overnight to make sure they are able to obtain an IP address. Just double check that fact. Otherwise it sounds like you have things set up correctly in terms of the Virtual Circuit settings, so just make sure your PPPoE login is being entered in using the correct case (Uppercase where needed, if you have any).
The only thing I can think of that would prevent the modem from communicating would be the wrong type of encapsulation being used. If the Motorola modem has an option for either VCMUX or LLC as the Encapsulation, I'm positive Verizon is using LLC. If it's set to VCMUX try changing that. From there, just make sure the Motorola modem's status page is showing that it is holding a Public IP address from Verizon.
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That is not correct sabretooth04,
The Deskjet Ink Advantage 4625 only support USB or Wi-Fi, it does not provide any Ethernet connectivity and therefore a Wireless router is essential for the web services to work.
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Connect airport express to Motorola 3347

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I have read most of the discussions on linksys and the airport express but none really can be used for the Motorola 3347 Modem.
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I tried having it connect and extend a current network however since it is not a airport extreme or express base station that would not work either.
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1. Turn Off your iPad. Then turn Off (disconnect power cord for 30 seconds or longer) the wireless router & then back On. Now boot your iPad. Hopefully it will see the WiFi.
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3. Change the channel on your wireless router (Auto or Channel 6 is best). Instructions at http://macintoshhowto.com/advanced/how-to-get-a-good-range-on-your-wireless-netw ork.html
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I have a WRT54GS router that I want to setup wirelessly with my Windows XP desktop that only has a wireless adapter installed. There is no ethernet port on the pc. I have looked at the Stickys and read the FAQ but still haven't found an answer that clearly states how to setup the router without using an ethernet cable connected to the pc. I want to have the ability to access the web based setup page as well so that I can secure my settings. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Generally, it's better to configure the router through a wired connection to be sure you configure your router and not someone else's... Thus if you have any wired ethernet device it's better to use that instead of trying a wireless only setup.
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