Wii connection problems CISCO LINKSYS E1000

I am trying to connect to my wii with my wireless routed it is a cisco linksys e1000 and and I tried connect and it said error so I went to manual set up.and couldn't figure out the codes to enter I couldn't find the disco codss on the nintendo website. Please help me I.really wanna.connect my wii to the Internet

Well the situation is not well elaborated. What is the exact ERROR you are getting while trying to connect your Wii? What code are you talking about? It might be asking to put 8 digits pin number which is on the Linksys E1000 itself.

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OK here is the situation. I spent two with a verizon tech on the following issue.
I have new PC, windows 7, that I have connected via wireless Trendnet 150Mbps Mini Wireless N USB Adapater. The spped is less than 5Mbps download and upload. My verizon plan is 25Mbps. In the end it was determine that the verizon technology is g format and the adapter is n technology. The computer directly hard wired to the verizon router gets 30Mbps speed.
Bought a Cisco Linksys E1000 N technology router to connect to the Verizon router.
Connected to router and could not get any internet even though the signal strength was extremely good.
Got any suggestion on how to get this to work.
I am dying with this problem,

When connecting the E1000 router to your fios one, i would use one of the 4 LAN ports and not the WAN port to make the Ethernet connection between the two. Then go into the router web page of the E1000 (192.168.1.X) and make sure that the DHCP server is disabled.
Now for your speed problem. Even with wireless G you should still be fine as it can tranfer much faster than 5Mbps. The problem could be that the Trendnet usb adapter has a pretty tiny radio and your connection slows way down as you move away from the the wifi source.

AIR-AP1141N connected to Cisco linksys E1200

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The AP gets an IP for the BVI1 interface, the client associates but I get no IP assigment for the client.
What am I missing?
You may be wondering why I am doing this considering that the linksys is already wireless router. It is just a test to see if it possible. The linksys provides IP's and internet access just fine when the AP is not in the mix.

At one time I had a netgear wireless router and I was able to make this work. I replaced the netgear with the cisco linksys E1200 and now I cannot get it to work.
Attached is the AP config that I used when the netgear was in use.
The only think that is different now is that the IP addr that is assigned to the BVI1 interface.
The default gate on the netgear was the same as you see here.
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version 12.4
no service pad
service timestamps debug datetime msec
service timestamps log datetime msec
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Cisco Linksys E1000 - Lag Spike about every 10 seconds.

Hello,
Hopefully this is the right place to ask such a question. I recently purchased a Cisco Linksys router, as I was having problems with the main connection and my computer. The router works almost fine and acts as a bridge between the original router, and my computer.
I have a Westell Versalink plugged into the DSL phone cord. The Versalink is connected to my Cisco router, and the Cisco router is connected to my computer... All using cables.
Basically, it's Versalink -> Cisco -> Computer.
It works almost great, except I keep receiving huge lag spikes every 10 seconds, when trying to run something that requires a constant connection. (In my case, a game. It will lag every 10 seconds.)
I'm not sure I setup the Cisco router to properly work the way I want it to, thus the lag.
It used to be far worse, but I setup the PPoP login on the Cisco router independent of the fact that it's already connected on the Versalink.
I need some advice on how to eliminate this lag so I can get a steady and smooth connection.
Before anyone starts giving me Wireless advice, this has NOTHING to do with the Wireless portion, that works fine. (But probably would experience the same lag.)
This is happening regardless, and I need it fixed.
Yet again, I'll type out my layout here:
DSL / Phone -> Versalink -> Cisco Router -> Computer
I believe the problem exists in the Cisco router. I'm amazed that I was even able to get it to work how I did to begin with. However, I need some additional help.
Any help would be appreciated. Thank you!

Ice Sage,
I would do a little more research on the internet regarding ALL Cisco Linksys routers... the issue you are seeing is normal of thier routers right now.. and one they have not been willing to fix... The Linksys router you have ... in reality is actually the WRT160N with a few tweaks in the firmware... If you look at the specs, the E1000 is not the best router to play your video games with or HD Movies... you really wanted the E3000
BUT .... that also has that same issue as well but more pronounced... as well as over heating... if you take your router off you will see the lag goes away.
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Connecting a Cisco linksys E 2500 as an access point with my Apple time capsule

Is it possible to extend my network using a Cisco linksys E 2500 with my existing time capsule. My main source for the Internet goes to my time capsule and I have two airport express and want to add the Cisco router. I want to put this router by my entertainment center where I have yv etc. that need to be plugged in. I extended my network by using the airport express with no issues but need the extra Ports to plug in all the equipment that's why I want to use the Cisco Linksys.

The Cisco cannot extend the wireless of the Apple router.. sorry it is impossible.
You can use the Cisco as a switch but then again you could buy a switch for a few dollars and use that with the express.
Do you feel brave.. well do ya'
Flash your E2500 to dd-wrt and face the consequences.
http://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/Linksys_E2500
It can then be used as universal wireless bridge or repeater.. I do not recommend this.. IMHO universal repeater is lousy and you are asking for years of bad wireless dropouts. But it is possible.. vaguely .. to do.
Better use EOP (homeplug) adapters.. and wan bypass or APmode the E2500.. that is very viable.
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Problem finding Linksys E1000 router

Hi all.
I just purchased an E1000 router for my brothers computer. He has Comcast as his ISP so i was trying to set up the router and clone his IP address as per other instructions i have read online when dealing with Comcast. However i can not gain access to his router via the 192.168.1.1 address or the CD setup. They both say router not found.
I know the cable is good because i take it directly out of the cable modem and plug it into the "internet" port of the router. I've also tried it in port 1 of the lan side and still can not get acceess. I havent tried the router on another computer yet but since his is the pc i want it to work with, i have to get it to work on that one. I've also tried restarting the pc after the cable was connected.
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Press and hold the reset button on the router for 30 seconds. Release the reset button and wait for 30 seconds. Power cycle the router.
Connect the modem to the Internet port and computer to Ethernet port 1 on the router. Open the setup page of the router. Clone the MAC address of the main computer and save the settings. Unplug the power cable to the router and modem. First plug in the power to the modem and wait for 1 minute. Plug in the power cable to the router and wait for 1 minuter. Try to access the Internet through the router.

Vizio E3D320VX TV will not connect to Cisco Linksys E4200V2 5Ghz N-band

Hi just got a Vizio E3D320VX TV and it will connect to my E4200V2 2.4Ghz N-band, but not the 5Ghz N-band. Both 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz are configured virtually identical: 1) both are Wireless-N Only, 2) both auto channel width, 3) both WPA2 Personal security, 4) both SSID broadcast disable.
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To connect to 2.4Ghz, in the Vizio TV network settings, I left their settings to Auto (DHCP), and put in the SSID name. The TV searches for it, sees that it's WPA2PSK and asks for the password. Put it in and boom it works.
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Try the one suggested by jlbjlb, name the 2 bands differently as well as the wireless channel so we can do some isolation.
For the wireless channel don't use auto, you can play around with 40MHz or 20Mhz then try connecting again.
So you'll be sure also of the adapter's wireless capability is its dual or not built in to it, perhaps you could ask the manufacturer.

Cisco linksys e1000

Thank you for helping me out - I was able to backup the routers configurations to memory/flash drive. Does this saved file contain ALL router settings? The saved file extension is .cfg. I have been told that any program that opens text files will work. I tried to open it with MS Word - no luck. What is the best way to open this file and see how it was originally configured (somebody else installed it). Thanks!

I don't think that these file are made to be read. They're just for saving and restoring. So I don't know if there's any way to "look" at a .cfg file except by restoring it on a router. Kind of circular. It would be cool if there were a router emulation where you could load a configuration file into it and then look at the resulting settings, but I'm not aware of that if it exists. Or even a program that you would tell what router type that you have, point it at a .cfg file, and it would tell you what the settings in the .cfg file are. There may be such a thing, but again, I've never seen it.

Cisco-Linksys Router and no PPPOA Option for Conne...

Hi all!
New here and just hoping to get some here!
We are using a BT Business hub Router and it is having a few issues with wireless connectivity, so I would like to use another router to see if it is our equipment or if it is the router itself.
I have a Cisco Linksys E1000 Router and after looking at the BT router I can see that the connection type is set to PPPOA with a username and password. I do know the username and password so that isnt an issue, however on the Cisco router there is no option for PPPOA, the only options are:
Static IP, DHCP, PPPoE, PPTP, L2TP, and BigPond
There is a connection in the back of the cisco router for the ADSL cable, I was just wondering if there is a way to work around this?
Thanks very much!!

I am sure you will get help there when someone has time.
You can always find the latest postings on the Business Forum using this link.
http://business.forums.bt.com/t5/forums/recentpostspage/post-type/message
There are some useful help pages here, for BT Broadband customers only, on my personal website.
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I'm having trouble using a Linksys E1000 Router

I purchased a Mac in November. Love it so far with a few minor exceptions.
I changed routers because I was having speed/connection issues.
Switched from a Netgear to a Cisco Linksys E1000 which I had purchased a couple of years ago for a PC that i replaced with the mac. The software with the Linksys says it cant be used with the version of the new mac Mac OS X 10.7.2.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,

I gave up on Linksys some time ago. I had a lot of trouble with their routers, and a very frustrating useless experience trying to get tech support help. I found one a few days ago while doing some spring cleaning and threw it out. Not worth the trouble.
I got a refurbished airport express and it works great.

Toshiba Thrive tablet connects to Linksys E1000, but can't browse internet

HELP! I bought my wife a Toshiba Thrive 16GB tablet for Christmas and have spent 3 hours being bounced back and forth between Toshiba and Cisco support!
I have a wireless network with a Linksys E1000 router. I'm using WPA2 Personal security, MAC filtering is turned off, and all other settings are basically default. I have updated it to the latest firmware version (2.1.02). I have 2 laptops, a wireless access point for my DirecTV DVR and WII (with a switch in-between) and an Apple IPhone 4. All of these devices have NO problem connecting wirelessly to the router and browsing the Internet.
I set the tablet up, connected to my network (checked the password and security settings 6 times). The tablet shows that it is connected to my local network. However, when I try to access the Internet, it hangs. Fortunately, there is some idiot in the neighborhood who has an unsecured network. I connected the tablet to that network and VOILA! I was able to browse, download the latest updates for the tablet, etc.
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I'm tired of being tossed back and forth with techs who are clueless. Has anyone had any problem similar to this with an Android-based device?
I would think that if the tablet is accepted with its credentials that it would allow internet access! One final thing that I tried was turning on MAC filtering and allowing access using the MAC address and that still didn't work.
When I look at the details of the connection on the tablet, it shows a strong signal, the SSID name, and the IP address that it was assigned by DHCP. I hope that someone can help, otherwise I'll have to go back to Best Buy and exchange it for some other tablet. I purposely bought this one over the IPad2 because the battery can be swapped out for a freshly charged one and the memory can be upgraded to add up to 128GB with a SD memory card.
Any help is appreciated as I have torn out the few remaining hairs on my head! <LOL>
MIACLOCKMAN

I'm replying to my own posting as I have solved the problem and wanted to post it in case anyone else has the same problem. I would venture to say that upcoming updates to the Android system may solve this problem.
For some reason, when the Thrive is set for DHCP ip addressing, it is not going out to the internet. So, I changed the network profile to manual with a static IP address. I also input the router address and DNS addresses with the router's IP address. As soon as I saved the changes it was magic. The tablet connected and internet speed was lightning fast.
So, anyone having problems, give this a try as you'll not get anywhere with Cisco or Toshiba support.

Linksys E1000 suddenly stopped connecting PPPOE

Hey...I have a Linksys E1000 router just upgrade to the latest 2.1.0.2 firmware...I have a PPPoE connection which used to run smoothly on the router..however off late...suddenly the router stopped connecting..it always shows "connecting" in the status tab of the router page...and eventually says failed to obtain IP address...however when I attach the cable directly into my PC it works just fine.
I also had a word with my internet provider...he's kept the MAC open (or something like that) so he said that isn't the issue and he keeps saying there must be some issue with the router. However, occasionally the router DOES connect for half hour or so and then just refuses to connect again !..
I'm not sure as to what the problem is...I did see a similar post in the forum with the exact same problem but there was no solution given in that post! Also, all three lights on the router are present when I connect the cable to the router!
Please help!

Darshil07 wrote:
Hey...I have a Linksys E1000 router just upgrade to the latest 2.1.0.2 firmware...I have a PPPoE connection which used to run smoothly on the router..however off late...suddenly the router stopped connecting..it always shows "connecting" in the status tab of the router page...and eventually says failed to obtain IP address...however when I attach the cable directly into my PC it works just fine.
I also had a word with my internet provider...he's kept the MAC open (or something like that) so he said that isn't the issue and he keeps saying there must be some issue with the router. However, occasionally the router DOES connect for half hour or so and then just refuses to connect again !..
I'm not sure as to what the problem is...I did see a similar post in the forum with the exact same problem but there was no solution given in that post! Also, all three lights on the router are present when I connect the cable to the router!
Please help!
I believe something is not working well here on the router, I suggest you update the firmware then reset the router (press the reset button) then manually reconfigure it. You may download the firmware from this site, http://homesupport.cisco.com/en-us/support/routers/E1000

Linksys E1000 continually loses connection

I recently upgraded from a Linksys WRT54G2 that was a dream and gave me no problems at all to a Linksys E1000 that isn't behaving. Every hour or so it loses its PPPoE connection to the internet, so that both wired and wirelessly connected computers lose access. My laptop is also thrown entirely off the wireless network all together.
This is very annoying, as I occasionally play online games where this sort of thing is highly disruptive, and I also remote connect to a desktop at home and work on there and don't like being dropped. Is this something that I'm going to have to wait for a firmware release to fix or is there something I can do now to fix it?

One possible Solution to this:
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This is the cause of all the problems in this thread i believe.and this following solution worked for me every time, hope it works for you too:
every now and then i used to have the wifi router disappeared and couldnt even find the SSID, only ethernet connected computers can connect with the router.
one time i realised that my computer has the connection but my nexus s doesnt, couldnt even see the SSID, so i looked up on the internet and found stuffs about the different specs of wifi chips and what they have to do with the channels.
Apparently some wifi chips have different channel settings so there may be cases where one device still has the connection and the other couldnt see the same wifi network.
So thats where I went to isolate the problem on my router settings testing all the different settings i could to get my nexus s to see the SSID, finally it was the channel numbers lower than 10 that did the trick.
hope that helps anyone out there before they think that this is a more complicated issue ^^"

My Cox Cable/Telephone splits to a telephone modem and a broadband modem. The BB connects via ethernet to a Cisco Linksys E2500 wi-fi (whatever). Can I plug my usb printer into the E2500, configure, and then print from my iPad?

I have just purchased an iPad 2. I have wi-fi for roku and have connected the iPad to it. I want to print to my usb printer. My connection is: Cox Cable spit to telephone and broadband. The broad band feed goes to a Cox modem and feeds the wi-fi. The Cisco Linksys E2500, wi-fi's the Roku and iPad. Can I USB from the wi-fi to the printer, configure (however), and then print from my iPad?
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the ipad cannot airprint to a non airprint printer.... i think that the only solution is to install helper software on a computer that has an attached printer and share it through the computer only...computer would have to be always left on
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Linksys WAP54G connecting to CISCO ACS via LEAP

I understand that Linksys WAP54G support WPA and 802.1x authentication. Will a cisco compatible client card get connected to the WAP54G via LEAP authentication to a Cisco ACS server ?
Connection scenario:-
Cisco compatible client card <-WPA/LEAP-> WAP54G <-WPA/LEAP-> Cisco ACS3.1
Pls advise if such setting is feasible.
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This is really a question for Linksys support. The Cisco wireless BU has no involvement with the Linksy's product line. They operate as a totally separate wholly own subsidiary of Cisco.
As for LEAP, no, to my knowledge the Linksys AP does not support LEAP, which is not tested or part of the WPA certification program. To my knowledge the ONLY APs that support LEAP are Cisco Aironet APs.
If the Linksys supports WPA-Enterprise, then any client that supports WPA-Enterprise should work using EAP-TLS. The Cisco ACS server supports EAP-TLS.
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Also there are two types of WPA. WPA-Personal, which supports only the WPA encryption, and the keys are handles by a Pre-shared Key input system (no radius server) and WPA-Enterprise, which is certified using WPA encryption an 802.1x EAP-TLS radius server (in fact using Microsoft and Funk Software servers). make sure that the Linksys supports WPA-enterprise, or it may not support 802.1x.
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