Speedstream 6300 drivers - Efficient Networks Speedstream 6300 Wireless Wifi Router Access Point

There should be a reset button on the back or button. Press and hold the button for 10-20 seconds.

Is UPnP enabled in your modem/router settings?

You need to do port forwarding. Search for the port number of that specific game and forward it on the router's admin page.

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might have to sign up for the free membership, but they do have the driver

i get my drivers from here

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Maybe try pressing the reset button on the back of the router. It'll reset everything but at least you'll be able to get into your router

Heres what I would do. Plug the speeedstream in, reboot the computer. Now we need to find your "Default Gateway" (the IP address of your speedstream). In windows XP:
Click Start
Click RUN
type CMD
type IPCONFIG (enter)

you will now have some information on your screen, look for the "default gateway" Enter this number in the address bar and you should be directed toward the speedstream configuration page.



(If its anything like the Speedstreem 6520 you will go to the "Home Network" option and then you will see wireless.)

Hope this helps!

Wireless security is commonly performed by encryption using wep setting a network key. That key is to be shared by both the router and the network card to allow encrypted communications. If appears you have not provided the network key that was configured into wireless router to the wireless adapter card to allow them to exchange encrypted communications. The preferable solution would be to get the active network from the router and provide in to the wireless adapter in the prompt / request you were presented. This will protect you wireless network from access by those you have not shared the key with.