20 Most Recent SMC Barricade 7004 Router Questions & Answers

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you should at least provide with the router name and modem number , than i can provide you with the port number and how to open the port or more specifically "PORT FORWARDING" FOR YOUR vpn connections ... thank u

You should be able to download drivers and firmware from the smc site here.
Also see the FAQ or knowledge base articles to help you with installation questions.
A great site for help with all sorts of broadband and or wireless issues is this one. It takes a little reading to find the right section, perhaps, but a wealth of reliable info there. (You'll see there's an SMC forum, but read the FAQs too.)

I hope this information allows you to resolve this issue. If you need further assistance, please post back with a comment to this thread.
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This is the wireless encryption key. Follow my directions that I posted here to get some instructions on how to locate it and/or change it.

The concept is the same. You have to log in to your router's control panel to locate the Wireless Encryption Key (which you are referencing as a, "License Key"). In this same region you will be able to change any settings on the wireless encryption and even change your password.

Let us know how it turns out and if we can assist you further.

Hy - How far have you gotten and what seems to be the problem? Thanks.

Jeff

check this link http://www.smc.com/index.cfm?event=viewProduct&localeCode=EN_USA&cid=1&scid=17&pid=924
hope it helps.

check if this problem is with both wired and wireless computers, if not with the wired..only wireless has problems, check if you have any other wireless device operating in the same frequency of the router..if s, turn off other devices and check b.cos that me interfere your w/ls connection, if wired is having the same problem, connect modem straight to the pc and observe the connection, so that you can isolate problem..

Try www.portforward.com
I didn't see your model listed, but perhaps you didn't list the complete number?
SMC.com has complete manuals, but, once again your model isn't listed.

I would also recommend backing up the settings of the router, this should be within the settings menu somewhere, so as you can just restore the backup next time theres a fault.

In the routers web-interface -> click on login (password would be either 'blank' or 'smcadmin') -> home network settings -> WAN -> Static IP -> more configuration -> enter the following values that have been provided by your ISP: * IP Address * Subnet Mask * Default Gateway * DNS numbers

In the routers web-interface -> click on login (password would be either 'blank' or 'smcadmin') -> home network settings -> WAN -> PPPoE -> more configuration -> enter the following values: * Type in the username and password that have been provided by your ISP. * Set MTU = 1440. * Set maximum idle time to zero.

In the routers web-interface, click on login (password would be either 'blank' or 'smcadmin') -> Home network settings -> click on WAN settings -> Dynamic IP address -> more configuration -> click on clone MAC address and save the settings.

1. In the routers web-interface, click on login (password would be either blank or smcadmin) -> home network settings -> wireless -> channel and SSID. 2. In channel and SSID go to wireless mode and select the option 'dynamic turbo' and apply the settings. 3. Now turbo cards can connect at 108 mbps with turbo router in the wireless computer.