20 Most Recent Cisco -Valet Wireless Router - Page 8 Questions & Answers

Put it in a card reader. What does this have to do with networking?

which model of router are you using?

Usually slot one is connected to your router and then you can connect 4 other computers to the switch.

Put in your operating system cd, if you have one and boot to it. Then you can repair the OS in question.

Dhcp should be on. After enabling make sure that you are receiving an IP address from your Router. After that restart your TV and try to stream a movie from Netflix.

There is one thing that you can do. Reset your router and enter the default password which came with your router. Usually username:admin password: admin. If that is not the default password, you can search the Google for your router's model default password. The biggest problem that you will have with this method is any custom configuration that you made on the router will be lost. Therefore you will need to rewrite them again.

Reset the router to its "factory" settings (including the original ID/password).

Unplug the network cables. Believe it or not the network data is electricity.

Reset and reconfigure

Integrity check value, What is Integrity Check Value ICV

This is usually a latency issue. Monitor your network and see what is killing the bandwith on the vlan your phone is on. It's tough to answer this without more information as the problem could be on your local physical network or somewhere outside of the demarc. It is wise to keep your voice network separated from your data network in order to optimize bandwidth for the phones.

try here http://www.cisco.com/web/consumer/support/modem_DPC2100.html or http://www.simplehelp.net/2006/07/17/cable-modem-troubleshooting-scientific-atlanta-dpc2100/

Check the date and time in the router and computer are correct.

It is easier to access the management interface and change the guest password there.

If you have two SUP's this one will be in standby mode.

Try looking in the router's "Applications and Gaming" section for something called "QOS", or Quality of Service. You probably need to make some adjustments in there to increase the bandwidth assigned to your VOIP device/service.

I'm guessing this has something to do with "NAT" being restricted. It's complicated, and you'll have to open up some ports to your PS/3's LAN IP address. I suggest you search a bit on google and find one with photos that you can follow step by step.

It's likely to be found on their website http://www.cisco.com/