20 Most Recent Airlink Router Questions & Answers

Have you checked with your ISP on the strength and consistency of the signal before troubleshooting the router. If you're having problems with the wired connection, I would first try connecting directly to the modem to make sure you have a strong signal.
Let me know if you have a strong signal directly from the modem. We can troubleshoot the wireless router once we ensure the signal from the modem is good.
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Try changing the channel, often cordless home phones (yours or neighbors) interfere. Try channel 11.

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Regarding your question, what you need to do is to actually do a Port Forwarding in order to get rid of the internet firewall and connect your devices. CLICK HERE for the steps on how to do it. Sorry but the steps to do so is so long that won't fit on this box so just click on the link or go to http://portforward.com/english/routers/port_forwarding/Airlink+/Airlink101-AR410W/Rome_Total_War.htm

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it may be admin or password just try this bothe or otherwise do hard boot reset just insert the pin on backside and reset the router but it will become factory default and u have to reconfigure the router.

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http://192.168.1.1 is the default access page address for Airlink. If you're having difficulties, first, check the WAN and LAN port lights to ensure that there is a connection. If the obtain an IP address automatically option in TCP/IP protocol for your computer is selected, verify that you have a valid IP address. Verify that the default gateway is 192.168.1.1. If you do not have a valid IP address, the DHCP function may not be operating properly. To restore the device to default settings, hold down the reset button on the device for 10 seconds.
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try typing only 192.168.0.1 witout http://

1.Use the USB dongle to the PC and see if you can transfer your data complete

OK, BOTH PC's need to have a Name, a login password, ALL be on same Workgroup. Also turn OFF DHCP. Go START>>RUN>>services.msc (enter) Now when the window comes up, scroll down to DHCP, set to OFF and Disable, then scroll down some more, until you find Zero Configuration Service, do the same for that turn OFF & Disable it from stating. Now try to connect up via the WiFi again. You need to Run any software that your WiFi card uses, or if the WiFi Icon is in the system tray, R/H bottom, then you can,Right Click, on that Icon, and select "Connect to network" a window will show, and the SSID, or WiFi Connection name, YOUR network is should show Up. Now you select this network, and IF you have a WAP/WEP Key set on your router for WiFi Security, then you will have to input this number, into the KEY Or Password box to login. Now I suspect, that, now the next question is going to be, HOW do i get that number. OK, well, this is a bit of a "Mission" but here goes. You MUST hook up, A, Computer, to that router, via Ethernet cable, NOW using a browser, you Login to the router, by typing it's address into the Address bar of the browser. usually it is something like, HTTP://192.168.0.2 OR similar, you will have to check your Router manual, for those details, NOW you must login, usually the name and password is admin, BUT again the exact detail are in your manual, you MUST have a manual. OK, after you are into the router, go to the Security section, here is where you set and generate your WEP/WAP Key Password. When you "Generate" it, copy/paste it into a notepad, document. you must do this as it is a 128 number, number. sometimes it is expressed as hexadecimal. Whatever, you need to have this so you can copy/paste back into the "Other" PC's that wish to access the net, at login. It is too big to type in see. Anyway, when I set networks up. Usually I at first, leave the network UNSECURED. and save all seting. Then go to "Client" PC's get it all working, without a password. when all is fine and all can access the internet etc. THEN, I go back into the router, Generate a key do as prior related, go back to the "Clients" reestablish, a connection, put in the KEY.and button it all up. That way you know it is all OK. You do NOT have to do it this way, you can go straight to doing it with a KEY, but, if you do,and there are problems, you don't know.if it is the Router, System, PC, OR KEY, So it removes a confusing variable to start with.

Have you tried pressing the reset button? Most routers have an inset button you can press and hold for a few seconds with a sharp pencil or paperclip end. That will reset it to how it came from the factory. If you made any special changes, those will need to be reset. You might want to save your settings (or just do printscreens) before resetting it.

After an "Update" you will have to set the router up all again, new everything.
Below is the link to help.
http://www.jensenscandinavia.com/routers/menu_al89300/index.htm

Is your power live? Power in the wall? Power at the end of the transformer wire? Did you check it with a volt meter? Do you have another device with the same voltage rating you can test the transformer on?

If your transformer is hot, your device is faulty. If it is new, return it. If your transformer is not hot, and it is new, same as above. If the transformer is not new (under warranty) go to the Big Box store and get a replacement. Take your device with you and test if before you leave the store. If they will not let you test it, go to another store.

There is that possibility that the unit is not under warranty and is dead ... if that is the case, replace it. There are no other porcecures you can perform to resusitate it.

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The MTU setting should already be set to 1500 this is the maximum possilbe for any TCP connection under Windows

You could use TCP Optimizer from speedguide which works by you selecting your actual download speed in kbps however the simplest solution is to use a reg tweak to optimize your ADSL connection.

http://depositfiles.com/files/7x0u7qlzq

This will set all the necessary values for you to get the most out of your tcpip.sys

NOTE: Be careful doing this can result in ADSL failure I suggest creating a drive image or a least a restore point first.

You can download driver for your airlink awll6080 from the below link AirLink101 Help Desk DownloadsAWLL6080

I take this is your type of network you have. NAT (Network Address Translation) only job is make all the IP's of you LAN to be able to use the one IP From the ISP. For example, you can have 3 Pc's connected to router (192.168.1.1 to 192.168.1.3) with only one connection to ISP, and address like 67.123.43.200 (Address change upon ISP location). In order to the game communicate between PC ans Internet have to configure Ports to connect to. Thanks to UPNP (Universall Plug and Play) this configuration is made automatically between the PC and the Router and simplifies those configurations. Things to check: The router have UPNP and is on. There's a Firewall interfering with the game.

router passwords are usually on the bottom of the router. sometimes it is the serial number. if that doesn't help, then if your router is unlocked, you can log into it and find the wifi password in the wireless security section. if your router was supplied by your internet provider, they will often have a copy of it, or can get it for you.