TP-LINK TPLink 4port ADSL2 Wired Route Router "modem tower" Questions

...tower or the modem from my cable company where does the blue wire go leading from the router to the tower or to the modem that the cable company has color of the wries doesn't matter. It's just a ...

...modem and tower? I ran the ethernet line from the back of the wireless router to the modem and the tower and my laptop said I as connected but the web page would not open up. I also could not use log ...

...tower and of Linkskys need what wires in which spots. There are four spots by thereselves and one single. The single slot is where you connect your cable modem by use of ethernet (cat-5/6 cable). the ...

tower. If you just bought the router, you will need to insert the router between your computer and your ATT DSL Modem. The cable from the wall goes into the modem (should already be that way) then the

...modem. My tower is old and has no ethernet connection so it is using a USB connection from the modem. The router is using the ethernet connection. When I estabilish my wireless connection for my ...

...tower Yes the Router can be hooked to a high speed modem like DSL or Cable, that high speed connection would go from the modem to the "internet" port of the router. Now the router would need to be ...

modem? or do I hook the cable directly to my tower so i can use my laptop in another room The modem will plug into the router, it should come with a cable for this, there will be 5 ports on the router

...modem to the tower NOT thru the d link anymore. What do I do to get it running thru there again? THank you You will need to check the settings of the router . You said that when you connect the ...

...modem or hook up to back of tower Hi, If I may assume, currently the modem is connected directly to the back of the tower (PC) by a lan cable. To connect the AP/Router, remove the LAN cable from the ...

...modem to tower. Has to be a setting for Internet hookup somewhere. is modem in bridge mode? sounds like you try wireless first. the router would then do the dhcp to get you on the net I would hook ...