Problem with my Linksys wrt54gl

I have problem with my wireless routher I update my routher with the leatest Blackfire firmware and now i can't enter in my main setup menu using my default ip address 192.168.1.1 and i can't reset my device because it's not responding to reset button nothing is happening when I hold reset button ,so can anyone help me ?

I think may be your router is un Brick Mode now, this happen due to incorrect firmware version uploaded on your Router or Firmware is not upgraded on your Router Properly.
You can try this link and it will help you in recovering your Router.

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I have a problem with 2 ROUTERS wrt54gl

I have a problem with 2 ROUTERS
The router has remained and 2 linksys and specific wrt54gl and 2
In
one I have connected the DSL line with a modem in the first WAN router
which has IP: 192.168.100.1 and connect from Tin's LAN 192.168.100.1 in
the second router to the WAN, which has different numbering IP:
192.168.1.1 because it remained in another house with another network
I
have a problem: while and I have 2 router internet and distribution and
2 their own IP in all the PC I have not bidirectional LAN
I have a LAN only from the second router to the first
How do I get interactive and on 2 sides LAN?

Reconfigure the second router as simple access point.
On the second router, open the web interface. On the main Setup page
1. set internet connection type to DHCP (if it is static ip at the moment)
2. change LAN IP address from 192.168.1.1 to 192.168.100.2.
3. disable dhcp server
Now save settings. You'll lose the connection.
Now wire one of the numbered LAN ports of the second router to the first router. Do not use the internet port of the second router!
Now you have created a single LAN. All computers can connect to each other.

I have Connection Problems with the Linksys WRT400N Router!

I bought the Linksys WRT400N Dual Band Router in January 2010, and had nothing but problems with it keeping renewing the IP Address for the internet. I have Road Runner High Speed Cable Internet, and they can’t help me with this support, I tried to call Linksys about 5 times and they are no real help, all I get is pay by credit card after talking to someone for a few minutes.
The problem is I can’t connect to the internet but can only connect to my Network Printer or Home Network. It won’t renew the IP Address for the internet until I reboot the router. I had this problem Connecting it Wired and Wirelessly I have a Linksys WUSB600N version 2 Wireless Adapter.

Check if you have this configuration. Don't miss the MAC Address Cloning.

Huge problems with both Linksys site and HND

Hello,
As business user of CISCO products and for @home using Linksys by cisco WRT610N with the Mediahub ive always been a huge fan of your products and still support it every day, however, i have been talking 3 times over chat support now about the 2 problems i have and it seems no one understands what is going on.
1) I updated the firmware on my WRT610N to the latest from january 2009, succesfull
2) I installed LELA and run the Home Network Defender setup, product installed, got a serialkey
3) I click on a device change its security settings and then : PRODUCT NOT ACTIVATED.
Trying to log in over and over doesnt solve anything and reinstalling i tried already 3x aswell, i had to use a different emailadress now everytime, very annoying.
Apart from that, i couldnt use my original login on your site anymore i am getting the request a new password emails with a new pass and link but when i then try to login, it keeps saying that the information is not correct, over and over, repeated the process already 10x, no difference.
Therefor im now using a brand new registed username so i can at least post about my problems and hope Linksys (CISCO) will fix these issues so we can all make sure things work perfectly as with Cisco business products.
I hope to hear from anyone asap as i wanna get my problems solved soon,
Kind regards,
Michiel
TechConnect B.V.
(Mod Note: Email address removed. Please use PM system)
Message Edited by giantherockstar on 03-18-2009 09:11 AM

Sorry to hear about your issues. Can you please private message me your phone number and email address? I'd like to set up a call to see how we can troubleshoot your issue.
-Spencer

Problems with my LinkSys wireless routers since getting AT&T u-verse

I recently installed AT&T u-verse. Every since it's hit or miss on whether I can connect to my two linksys wireless routers. Sometimes it connects fine but other times I can try for hours and never obtain an IP address. I never have a problem connecting to the 2wire wireless router which was installed when u-verse was installed but it doesn't have coverage for my whole house.
The AT@T tech says the 2Wire has problems with routers being configured behind their router??? He said that I need to set my Linksys wireless routers up as access points???
Anyone have any suggestions on what to try? Anyone else have issues like this after u-verse was installed?
Thanks

I've had AT&T U-verse since March, and I wish it wasn't the best option in my area. I have been through 3 of those 2-Wire Gateways and as best I can track down it's that DHCP Server. I have a BEFSR41v3 (and yes, I am NOT using the WAN port, just the switch at IP 192.168.1.10) and a WAP54G (IP 192.168.1.11) using WPA2-PSK and have been using for years now. AT&T tried telling me it was my wireless devices, which strangely enough worked PERFECTLY fine on my Linksys hardware with the same SSID/Key when I was with TWC. My wireless devices would work fine for a while, then gradually start having problems until by 2 weeks they are completely unable to negotiate an IP from the DHCP. Called AT&T, they reset the gateway, and everything works for 2 more weeks. Most my computers (wired or WiFi) are manually IP configured. Only my laptop (also used on a college WiFi) and visitors use the DHCP server (and the AT&T Boxes). THUS far I've been reasonably successful by limiting the AT&T Gateway to 3 addresses for my Boxes, letting it issue them to the TV's, then adding my linksys router (ignoring the WAN port and using DHCP on with an allocation of 15 addresses) and setting the Linksys WAP to the #4 port. This weird setup now gets short lasting fits in the form of "Limited Connectivity" for my WiFi devices using Dyamic IP. It can still access the LAN perfect, only that device has no Internet Access, and Windows says i'm being blocked by a Firewall. It self resolves in a few minutes without me doing anything and it MIGHT come once or so a month, or until they run another update which seems to ALWAYS reset that gateway (I've given up changing the password and now keep a txt on every system since it seems to reset at least monthly). A few days ago it's started giving me IP conflicts that disappeared within 1-2 minutes, which is odd since it is my manual IP's getting the conflicts... It did that for 2 days then hasn't since.
Currently I'm wired as...
AT&T Gateway 192.1681.254 w/ 3 DHCP range 1.160-163, WiFi disabled, and 3 LAN ports to 2 TV's and my BEFSR41
BEFSR41 192.168.1.10 w/ 15 DHCP range 1.60-74, WAN port unused, 4 LAN ports to 1 Desktop, 2 unmanaged Netgear 1000 switches, and 1 to the WAP
WAP54G 192.168.1.11 with it's gateway set to 192.168.1.10
1 Netgear switch provides wired access for the entertainment center (PS3, DVD player, DVR, etc) and open ports for visitors
Other Netgear switch is upstairs and runs to 2 additional desktops and one more cable box...
All my wired NICs are set to a 1.2x address and all configured WiFi devices (Wii and a pair of Android phones) i have on a 1.3x.
Manual IP with a 255.255.255.0 mask and gateway 192.168.1.254, manually entering the DNS from the gateway's Broadband Details page
As far as I've been able to test and observe, that gateway is tempermental (and intermittent so tech support can't EVER find a problem conveniently) with anything using the DHCP other than the cable boxes. My manual set devices have had no problems other than that strange IP conflict that popped up on 3 computers, bugged me 2 days, then just never came back (also ironically the monday i was going to call a tech support about it)
I've attempted to disable the DHCP entirely from the gateway and only use my Linksys DHCP. That seemed to work for a few hours untill, i'm guessing, the leases expired. Then all 3 TV's stopped. Everything getting it's IP manually or from the Linksys continued just fine, internet and all. The cable boxes only returned when i re-activated the 2-Wire's DHCP Server.
I would like to try using the Linksys router to isolate my LAN (and everything else i can) from that 2-Wire with a cascade, just link across on a single static IP to dodge that DHCP, but i havn't been able to get the cablebox upstairs to work off the Linksys DHCP. Even then, I'm not sure how i can get a network split to work. If i only isolated the DHCP over my WiFi, they would still at least loose file-sharing with the my File/Media/Backup PC downstairs. Move that to the other side, then the PC's upstairs loose access. As is it's MOSTLY stable though, i just have to pull apart the gateway and cut down it's DHCP range so my devices will actually get an IP from my linksys. If i don't take away the 2-wires, i still get a high IP fail rate. It would be great if i'm overlooking some way to force all DHCP IP requests -OTHER- than the cable boxes to get their IP from the Linksys and not the 2-Wire
Far as jdaley, I havn't tried to set a cascade since I'm having problems figuring out a means to isolate the boxes (and 2-wire) away from the LAN since one box is upstairs sharing a single cable with the computers there. Someone else seemed to report a success that way. If not that, then only other thing I can think of might be to just manually set all your WiFi IP addresses by hand
Thanks for any other ideas on dodging this 2-Wire's DHCP I'd really appreciate it. I'm really hoping i'm just overlooking something SIMPLE.

Problems with the Linksys WRE54G

Hello,
after hours of trying to get the WRE54G working, there is still no result.
The situation is as following:
- the router is a Speedtouch 716
- I have disabled the WEP security
- I have used the autoconfig on the range expander
- I have changed some settings in the webbased UI: picture
x the SSID is the same as the SSID of the router
    x the channel is the same as the channel of the router (however "USA" is mentioned but I live in Europe)
      x the default IP is 192.168.1.240 but I have changed this to 192.168.1.60
      x the gateway is changed
- WDS is enabled in my router
- two blue lights can be seen on the RE
- I can make a connection to the RE, so I can open the webbased UI
- but it is impossible to use the internet via the RE
Anyone who knows a solution?
Many thanks!

i think i have a similar problem!!
I live in an apartment two floors and have a WRT300N router and my internet signal is weak on the second floor but it works. I called Linksys tech support who guided me to buy the WRE54G to extend the signal. I bought and with great difficulty managed to install. Actually the second floor the signal was very good, but the internet on the main computer (connected to the router by wire) does not work, all other computers work perfectly and with good internet signal. The computer works normally with WRE54G off, I think it must be some conflict with the configuration of the WRE54G, but already several times called for support from linksys in Brazil and nobody knows how to solve the problem, always put them in the problem computer and it works normally just unplug the WRE54G.
WRE54G unwieldy since the installation
Please someone help me!!

Problems with WRT54G and WRT54GL

I bought a WRT54G router over a year ago and though it dropped once in a while but nothing major. I then bought a Linksys adapter for my new Dell for my room to go online and since then my router has been nothing but problems. It will run fine for a week, then out of no where it will lose signal and or connection and no matter what I do in the settings or what I reset, I can never figure out how to fix the problem. Usually after an hour it will pick up and I'll be fine again for another week. At the moment, it is not working again and has not for over an hour.
I then thought hey, I'll buy the WRT54GL as I heard many great reviews for the product. I do what the CD says, but then out of no where the cd crashes. No matter what I do, it always crashes before it can finish. The orange light never comes on and it never works at all.
I really do not know what else to do, this has become a real pain. Thanks for your time and help.

Check the firmware of the router ... if possible upgrade the firmware .... Also try to forward the ports on the router setup page ..

Wi-Fi problems with Router Linksys Wrt54gs

Hello guys. Could anyone help me with this problem ? I´m using wireless connection with the Router Linksys Wrt54gs and I´m losing my connection constantly. Sometimes, I restart the router and the connection returns again. Sometimes not. Other times, I have a perfect connection and sudenlly, it gets lost. Seems my router is restarting automatically. What should I do ?

I suggest you contact Linksys technical support and in the bottom right corner opt to have a live chat with an agent.

Problem with my linksys WRT120N i can't connect to the address 192.168.1.1

Hello friends
i need help cuz i can't connect to the address 192.168.1.1
i didn't change the address 192.168.1.1 to an other address but i can't connect to this last i want to change my options
i really need help plz

Make sure that the computer is connected to the router on the Ethernet port..Now,check the ip address on the computer....Click Start >> All Programs >> Accessories >> Command Prompt...A black box will appear(Command Prompt)...In the Command Prompt window type ipconfig and press 'Enter'...Look for Ethernet Adapter Local Area Connection IP Address , Subnet Mask and Default Gateway...
IP Address should be 192.168.1.x, Subnet Mask : 255.255.255.0, Default Gateway : 192.168.1.1 (assuming your router is 192.168.1.1)...
If you get the above mentioned IP Address, Subnet and Gateway Address then you should ping the Gateway, type ping 192.168.1.1 and press Enter...If it gives you request timed out then disable any firewalls, security softwares on the computer...
If you get 4 replies then,Adjust the Browser Settings on the computer....Open an IE, click Tools >> Internet Options, then delete all files, cookies, history, forms...Goto "Connections", make sure Never Dial a Connection is checked, click on LAN Settings and make sure all the options are unchecked...Once you are done click on O.k...Close the IE and re-open it...

Im havin problems with my linksys v5 connectin to my wireless laptop...

Hello, I just got a new laptop and im having trouble remembering my passcode to connect to the internet...is there anyway i can reset that or change it...HELP ANYONE
Thanks
P.S right now im running a USB cord from my laptop to my rounter...but i would really love wireless! it would make things so much easier...so if any one could help please do...or i will have to call geek squad and spend $ i dont have
Message Edited by Wes_Knauf on 09-04-2009 07:32 AM

If you setup your own password for router while installing it for the first time then, you need to type that password.If your password doesnot work either...then you need to Press and hold the reset button for 20 seconds...Release the reset button...Unplug the power cable from your router, wait for 20 seconds and re-connect the power cable...Now re-configure your router...
If your Internet Service Providor is Cable follow this link
If your Internet Service Providor is DSL follow this link
You can try this wireless settings also...
Under the wireless tab...Wireless Network mode should be mixed...Provide a unique name in the Wireless Network Name (SSID) box in order to differentiate your network from your neighbours network...Set the Wireless channel to 11-2.462GHz...Wireless SSID broadcast should be Enabled and then click on Save Settings..
For Wireless Security : -
Click on the Sub tab under Wireless > Wireless Security...
Change the Wireless security mode to WPA, For Encryption, select TKIP...For Passphrase input your desired WPA Key. For example , MySecretKey , This will serve as your network key whenever you connect to your wireless network.
NOTE : Passphrase should be more that 8 characters...

Internet connection problem with a linksys router

first of all i tried the solution on this topic http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=1573174

first of all i tried the solution on this topic
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=157
3174
it worked fine, i used the "" on the WEP key and now
i got a successful connection to the router.
Does the iMac have a valid IP address ie not a 169.x.x.x style address?
But
still, i cant connect to the internet...
If you have a valid IP address
In a browser try http://17.254.0.91
and report back
do i, under
any circumstance, need an airport base station?
No
iFelix

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

Linksys WRT54GL and Airport Extreme dropping connections

In looking through these forums, I realize that people have had problems with their Linksys WRT54G routers and their Airport cards. There seem to be a lot of suggested fixes, but no definitive answer as to what's wrong. I don't know either, and after changing channels, changing Linksys firmware, changing encryption, creating background pings, and all of the recommended solutions, the problem persists. I wanted to document it here in the hopes that someone can figure out what's wrong. Here's a tail of /var/log/system.log during a period when the Mac was having trouble connecting to the Linksys. I don't believe that this is due to Wifi interference or the Linksys, since other machines in the house (a Mac running 10.4.8, but using a Cisco card), for example, don't have these same problems at this time.
Basically, this kind of behavior repeats for a half-hour or so, then settles down for "a while," where a while could be an hour or could be 6 hours, and then it repeats. I have no idea what the problem is, and I suspect it's a problem with the Airport Extreme, rather than with the Linksys. Ideas?
Feb 3 18:46:30 droopy kernel[0]: AirPort: Link Active: "67ramona" - 001839cf9822 - chan 1
Feb 3 18:46:30 droopy configd[54]: AppleTalk startup
Feb 3 18:46:36 droopy configd[54]: AppleTalk startup complete
Feb 3 18:50:22 droopy kernel[0]: AirPort: Link DOWN (AP deAuth 0)
Feb 3 18:50:22 droopy configd[54]: AppleTalk shutdown
Feb 3 18:50:22 droopy configd[54]: AppleTalk shutdown complete
Feb 3 18:50:26 droopy configd[54]: posting notification com.apple.system.config.network_change
Feb 3 18:50:26 droopy configd[54]: setting hostname to "droopy.local"
Feb 3 18:50:26 droopy lookupd[3212]: lookupd (version 369.5) starting - Sat Feb 3 18:50:26 2007
Feb 3 18:50:32 droopy kernel[0]: AirPort: Link DOWN (out-of-range 0)
Feb 3 18:50:38 droopy kernel[0]: AirPort: Link Active: "67ramona" - 001839cf9822 - chan 1
Feb 3 18:50:38 droopy configd[54]: AppleTalk startup
Feb 3 18:50:41 droopy configd[54]: posting notification com.apple.system.config.network_change
Feb 3 18:50:41 droopy lookupd[3216]: lookupd (version 369.5) starting - Sat Feb 3 18:50:41 2007
Feb 3 18:50:41 droopy configd[54]: setting hostname to "droopy"
Feb 3 18:50:43 droopy mDNSResponder: Repeated transitions for interface en1 (192.168.1.134); delaying packets by 5 seconds
Feb 3 18:50:44 droopy configd[54]: AppleTalk startup complete
Feb 3 18:53:28 droopy kernel[0]: AirPort: Link DOWN (AP deAuth 0)
Feb 3 18:53:28 droopy configd[54]: AppleTalk shutdown
Feb 3 18:53:28 droopy configd[54]: AppleTalk shutdown complete
Feb 3 18:53:32 droopy launchd: Server cbff in bootstrap 1103 uid 0: "/usr/sbin/lookupd"[3216]: exited abnormally: Hangup
Feb 3 18:53:32 droopy configd[54]: posting notification com.apple.system.config.network_change
Feb 3 18:53:32 droopy configd[54]: setting hostname to "droopy.local"
Feb 3 18:53:38 droopy kernel[0]: AirPort: Link DOWN (out-of-range 0)
Feb 3 18:53:38 droopy lookupd[3235]: lookupd (version 369.5) starting - Sat Feb 3 18:53:38 2007
Feb 3 18:53:38 droopy kernel[0]: AirPort: Link Active: "67ramona" - 001839cf9822 - chan 1
Feb 3 18:53:38 droopy configd[54]: AppleTalk startup
Feb 3 18:53:41 droopy launchd: Server cb0f in bootstrap 1103 uid 0: "/usr/sbin/lookupd"[3235]: exited abnormally: Hangup
12" PowerBook G5 Mac OS X (10.4.8)

John Galt wrote:
jr azzarelli wrote:
Drops wifi and ethernet equally.
I thought I understood your Airport network would disconnect, but I don't understand what you mean by "drops ethernet". Clearly, if your wired connection stops working, so will your Airport network. Explain?
What I am saying is that I have wireless connections to the Ae and I have wired connections to it as well. Both are getting dhcp from the Ae. Both are getting dropped. In the log I am getting these entries, about once per hour...
"Jan 06 10:26:00 Severity:5 Connection accepted from ::ffff:10.0.97.190/57902.
Jan 06 10:26:01 Severity:5 unloading current configuration.
Jan 06 10:26:20 Severity:5 (WAN) link state is Up.
Jan 06 10:26:20 Severity:5 Deauthenticating with station ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff (reserved 3).
Jan 06 10:26:20 Severity:5 Rotated TKIP group key."
The 10.0.97.190 is the recently-added OS X Server. Not sure what the port is. But it seems to be doing something untoward.
Anyone?
Anyone?
Bueller??

How to configure network printer with Linksys WRT54GL router network

I just bought a Linksys WRT54GL router and I am planning to build the following home-network around it:
1. A desktop computer connected to router via ethernet cable (hard-wired).
2. An HP Network Printer (Color LaserJet CM1312 MFP) connected to router via ethernet cable (hard-wired).
3. A notebook connected to router via Wi-Fi.
I want both computers (desktop and notebook) to be able to share files, and also to share the same network printer.
a. How do I do this?
b. Do I need to install the printer drivers in both computers as if the printer was local for each one?
c. What settings do I need to include in the Linksys router settings (and also the printer settings) to allow all this? I've read on the internet about DHCP configs, IP address, etc. but I hardly understand anything.
A step-by-step ("for dummies") explanation will be extremely appreciated.

You will need to install the printer driver on each computer that will be using the printer. You will need to have a printer driver that is designed to be used on a network. Many of HP's drivers (but not all of them) can be used for either a USB or a network connection.
Usually, when you use HP's printer installation software, it will walk you through the printer installation procedure, and install the printer drivers. This software is normally located on a CD that came with the printer. Some installation software demands that you setup a USB connection first, then switch to a network connection. Other installation software might install a network connection directly. Just follow the HP directions.
There are no special settings in the router. Simply wire (using an ethernet cable) your printer to a LAN port on the router, when the installation software (or instructions) tells you to do so.
Your printer will likely get a different LAN IP address (192.168.1.x ) from time to time. Some printer drivers can handle this and still work properly. Other printer drivers get confused, and cannot find your printer when it changes addresses. If your driver has this problem, then you will need to assign your printer a fixed LAN IP address. This will force the printer to have the same LAN IP address each time you boot up your network. If you need to do this, you will need to enter the LAN IP address directly into your printer (Sometimes this is done using the printer's buttons and display panel, and sometimes this is done using HP printer software). Note that any fixed LAN IP address must be outside your DHCP server range (defaults are 192.168.1.100 thru 192.168.1.149 ) , and it cannot end in 0, 1, or 255. If you need to use a fixed LAN IP address, I would suggest you use 192.168.1.13 , which should be easy to remember by looking at the model number of your printer. If you need to use a fixed LAN IP address, you will also need to enter the Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0, Default Gateway 192.168.1.1 , and DNS Server 192.168.1.1 , into your printer. If you use a fixed LAN IP address in the printer, you do not need to change any settings in the router. The router will automatically find your printer when you turn your printer on. Even if your printer is using a fixed LAN IP address, your computers can continue to get their address automatically from the router's DHCP server.

Problems with AirPort - WRT54GL (for a short time)

Hi!
If have an old MacBook with Core Duo (OS X 10.4.10, all updates installed). The last days I have more and more problems with my WLAN. I use a WLAN DSL-Router (Linksys WRT54GL with original firmware v4.30.7). The problem is, that after some time while everything works perfectly, AirPort is still connected to the WRT54GL, but I cannot reach the Router anymore (no ping, no tcp connection to the router or to any computer in my network or the internet). At the same time router works fine for other computers. When I disable AirPort and enable it again, it connects again and everything works fine again. Any idea what the problem could be? Before the problem occured for the first time some weeks ago, it worked perfectly for more than one year with the router (no firmware update). The WLAN signal strengh is between medium and strong.
The only problem I had with the router was, that I had to use WPA2, because WPA did not work for my MacBook. And it's not very fast, but that's not so important. The latest problems are really annoying, e.g. when I wrote a long email using webmail, the connection was lost and after I reenabled AirPort, the text was gone.
Does anybody know how I could find and solve the problem?
best regards
Andreas

You can't power it down from the AirPort Utility, but you could use the Timed Access feature to control when certain network devices can access the base station itself. Timed Access relies on the device's MAC hardware address and will control access to the router on a time basis.
You would find this feature on the AirPort > Access Control tab within the AirPort Utility.

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