Problem with linksys EA2700

I've got a problem with my linksys ea2700. one time my network components get an ip-address like 192.168.x.x, the other time they get an ipaddres 10.184.x..x, I want that all my components will get the 10.184.x.x address, how can I solve this problem?

If your modem has a capability to be a DHCP server then just configure your EA2700 router as bridged. In that way, the EA2700 router will just act as a pass through device.
Setting up your Linksys Wi-Fi or Smart Wi-Fi Router to Bridge Mode

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Hello
Once I setup the EA2700 wireless router, I was able to setup my Iphone and Ipad and use the internet. Problem is no one else can. I setup the conncetion and use the password on their devices but to no avail. I tried to access the tool software and it keeps coming up with browser not supported,load the newest version of windows, which is strange since it had no issues when I first installed it. I am using Windows 7 Home Premium and have Internet Explorer 11.
Any help is appreciated
James

Hi jcargile. That’s seems odd, because the minimum system requirements for windows web browser is Internet Explorer 8 or higher. You may try using a different browser (Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome) and then access the Linksys Smart Wi-Fi page again. Once you’re in, you may play with the wireless settings of the router. You can try using channels 11, 6, 3, 9, or 1, pick the one with the best result. By the way, what is the security set on the router? Because most of the time the security set on the router, play a big part.

Has anyone had any problem with Linksys?

I haven been trying to connect to my Linksys with speedbooster and I can't figure it out. My entire life I have never used an apple computer.
I have called the Linksys support people and they tell me the same thing: "We don't provide support for apple computers." That's great hugh?!!
I am able to connect to the router without a WAP or WEP password but I don't want to leave a free signal around my area.
This routers come with different WAP codes, also with Radial and WEP that is hard to know which one is the right one.
Do you guys have any idea how I could be able to solve this problem? Has any of you guys have encounter something like this with Linksys?

If your Mac is truly running MacOS 10.2.x, you are limited to using 128-bit WEP security - WPA is not supported.
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I have 4 apple wireless devices (iPad mini, iPad 2, iPhone 4, iPhone5) in my house.     I have about 8 other wireless devices (non-apple).   I have a Linksys WAP54G wireless access point (on the latest software 3.08.06).
Everything worked just dandy until I upgraded to iOS7.   At that point, all apple wireless devices did the same thing: After a random amount of idle time, picking them back up again, they'd be disconnected from the network.   They all claimed they were connected to the wireless network, had an actual valid IP address from the WAP, but would not access the network.   Just spins.    Only solution is to deactivate wireless on the device, and re-activate.   Now works fine until the next random time it drops it again.
I figured this would be fixed in iOS8. No luck.
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Clearly they broke something in iOS7, and it is still broken in iOS8.
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Me and my 2 flat mates share a wireless network, and for some reasons if cannot connect to it. I have vista home premium and a belkin dongle. We used a Linksys router to begin with, not sure which model, but we recently had to buy a new one because that did not belong to us. I can see the network so the dongle picks up the signal but every time I connect and put in the network key I either get Not close enough to the net work point (the router is about 5 meters away) The network key is incorrect (I created the password and it works on the other two people lap tops) The network has timed out. Sometimes I can connect to the network for a moment then it kicks me off. The connection wizard shows the network at full signal. I’m not sure what the problem is, I have done a full restore on my computer and the dongle was installed onto my computer via the disc it came with. I do have another dongle that is a Linksys one; however it does the same thing. Not sure what the problem is here, can anyone help before I have to go out and buy long network cable and have wires all over my flat i have a heap of work that needs doing this week so any ideas would be really helpfull

I would first try and bring your computer (if possible) closer to the connection point. That way it will have full time to connect. Also sometimes some materials in the walls mess with connections due to the type of material. Sometimes if your IP address is not quite right you will connect but then get booted offline. Sometimes if you don’t broadcast your ssid you cannot connect. (one of my Visa Networks does this ssid broadcast must be on).
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I am using a linksysWR54 G wireless router. I recently purchased a linksys repeater to extend a signal throughout my house. I cannot get the repeater to work. I press the reset button and then the button for automatic configuration. But it does not seem to recognize the wireless router. However when I take it to my neighbor's house, who has a similar model wireless router, and push reset, then automatic configuration at his house it functions perfectly. Is this a software problem? I hate to sound stupid, but because I using a Macintosh, I'm not even sure how to download the latest software or what is available. Currently I am using
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Although I am having a similiar problem with the wre54g extender and mac laptops I can tell you that the easiest way to configure the extender if it is a Version 2 wre54g is to run an ethernet cable from the router to to the port on the front of the extender (small tab can be lifted). After that open your browser and type 192.168.1.240 and enter, user name is blank and password is admin. From there configure it exactly as your router is configured. It could be that your router is encrypted etc...
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Make sure to change the ip address to something like 241 or maybe a static within the range of the routers addressing scheme. I think this is the problem I am having... The mac is not picking up the extenders ip. I am waiting to hear back from tech support to verify.
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It works fine until it just disconnects the wireless client (3COM USB adapter). In order to restore connectivity I have to unplug power from the router and plug it back.
Although it seems as a router problem, immediately after the client got disconnected I've tried to connect to the router with a laptop and it failed to connect, so I became pretty sure that it is a router issue.
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Hello,
I recently purchased this router (WRT110) to take the place of my old Belkin that was continually dropping connections (which was a real pain when trying to download stuff off the Internet).
However, I cannot get this router to assign IPs to wired or wireless computers. I spent around 2 hours talking to Linksys support technicians (two total) before they finally told me the router was defective.
So, I went back to the store and got an exchange. But, it's the same story with this router, the connections can't get past the "acquiring network address" stage in the connection process.
I would like to think that this has more to do with my ISP than the router, but if I set up a static IP on the wired computer I can connect to the Internet and the router through its default gateway. Setting up a static IP on the wireless computer doesn't seem to work, however. If the ISP was a problem, wouldn't the router not detect the Internet connection at all?
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UPDATE: I contacted my ISP today and the technician I spoke with said he didn't know of any problems any routers would have with their wireless broadband. I tend to agree with him, as I've configured two routers previously using my connection and I've never had any difficulty until now. He suggested changing the ethernet cable and releasing/renewing my IP address, both of which I did but I continued to have the same issues.
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LEd off, i didnt see it in my wirelees network list
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Router Information Firmware Version: v1.0.07 build 014-LS-HND Dec 1, 2008 MD5 Value: 757da22bfe8c8a00363bec3d9b9c0d52 Current Time: Tue, 19 May 2009 11:55:24 Internet MAC Address: 00:1E:E5:4E:F3:4A Host Name: Domain Name: Internet Connection Connection Type: Automatic Configuration - DHCP Internet IP Address: 192.168.1.34 Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 Default Gateway: 192.168.1.1 DNS1: 192.168.1.1 DNS2: DNS3: MTU: 1500 DHCP Lease Time: 24 Hour Local Network Local MAC Address: 00:1E:E5:4E:F3:49 Router IP Address: 192.168.0.1 Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 DHCP Server DHCP Server: Enabled Start IP Address: 192.168.0.100 End IP Address: 192.168.0.149
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Try the steps below to see if it will help.
There are many reasons for a poor wireless connection, and many ways to solve this issue.
1.      Give your network a unique SSID and do not use Linksys and set your SSID Broadcast to enable.
2.      You can also try A different channel. There are 11 channels and 1, 6 or 11 is better
3.      You can try raising your router approximately 4-6 feet above the floor and make sure the antennas are vertical.
4.      access your wireless software by going to your Profile or preferred networks, if any are named Linksys or ones that you do not know please delete them. Go to the settings or properties and check the information to make sure it is correct.
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