My Zyxel router has connectivity issues

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1. Find Your ZyXEL Router Model Number

   
   Look in the left column of the ZyXEL router password list below to find your ZyXEL router model number.

2. Find Your ZyXEL Router Username

   
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3. Find Your ZyXEL Router Password

   
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Great! You've found the password and username for your ZyXEL router! What next?

Login to Your ZyXEL Router Using the Router Password
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3. Submit Your ZyXEL Router Username and Password When Prompted By Your Router

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Forgot Router Password?
If you are having trouble logging in to your router, there is a good chance that your router's user name and password are still set to the default settings.
What should you do?
Login to Your Router Using the Default Router Password
Try logging into your router using the default username and password for your router.

Don't Know How to Login to Your Router?

You can login to a router in three easy steps:

1. Find Your Router IP Address



2. Enter Your Router IP Address Into an Internet Browser's Address Bar


3. Submit Your Router Username and Password When Prompted By Your Router

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Still can't login to your router even when using the default username and password for your router?

Reset Router Password To Default Settings

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Find Your Default Router Password
Simply select your router manufacturer from the list below to display the default router passwords and usernames.

Perhaps this will help: http://kb.zyxel.com/KB/system!index.action

need to reconfigure reset router and connect to other routers

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First of, unplug your Linksys and go right into your ZyXEL, (you might need to run a cable) Run that way for a while, If your not cut off then it's your router. Do this first and we can go from there.

Yes, this can be done.

All you might need is a driver for your wireless adapter. Go to the support site of zyxel (link), look for the correct model and download the appropriate driver.

Then connect to your router.

If you have any more questions, just come back here and leave a comment - I'm happy to help.

Have you connected your Zyxel to your cable/DSL modem? Is your access problem issue with Wireless computers? The first thing you must do with a new router is to set it up, using a CAT-5 cable connected to the router. Connect it to http://192.168.1.1 and proceed through the setup items, after logging in to the router. One of the more important items, Security, must be set up by choosing your network name (SSID) and security passwords --- I prefer using the WEP-PSK[TKIP] for its simplicity. You will need the passcode you choose whemn you try to access the router wirelessly, once this is set up. Not too much access unless this is done. Use this as a guide:
http://www.zyxel.com/guidemo/NBG419N/local/networkmap.html

because of zyxel support only zyxel product only

I have not seen this issue before and I work directly with this modem on a daily basis. If its under warranty, then get a replacement. If not... Test the modem with wireless enabled, but wireless security disabled.

if you go to start then run and then type in that box cmd. Another page should open that has a black backround with white text. This is what DOS looks like. If you type in there ipconfig and no 192.168.0. If you don't see any 192.whatvever come up then I'm sorry to say it's your router. This happened to me recently.If not there it could be something simple like the ethernet cable, but I do think it's the router

I had an almost identical problem and contacted Tech support at Zyxel. They were excellent and the guy talked me through to a solution. The main issue related to 'Bandwith management' which defaults to active on the router configuration. Unset all three (Wan, Lan, Wlan) and see if it sorts out problem. Because of some other issues I did have to reset the router to start with and on the wireless client I unset 'Obtain IP address automatically' and used an IP address with the default gateway set to the router address. If this does not help, I would recommend talking to Zyxel Tech Support, the consultant I spoke to was brilliant.