20 Most Recent D-Link DWL-G700AP 802.11g/b Wireless Access Point Questions & Answers

Power-off the router. Turn it on. Does the WLAN light show activity? If not, it is "dead", and needs to be replaced.

Replace the Ethernet cable between the DSL/Cable modem and the D-Link. Power-off that modem. Power it on. Power-off the D-Link, and power it on. You should be good to go.

Replace the power-supply.

An IP-address needs *FOUR* parts, e.g., '192' and '168' and '70' and '0'. Each number must be less than 256 -- '700' is not correct.

If routing and remote access is enabled on the server, it should handle the bridging automatically between the two nics... Otherwise, simply turn off the DHCP in the router, have the server and all the clients connect to the LAN ports, and they will automatically get their address from the server. In this scenario, you don't need to worry about the WAN port on the router. But you might want to think about using the WAN port on the router to provide an added layer of security rather than exposing your server directly to the internet. You can set up all the port forwarding you need on the router.More info here:http://www.dlink.com/us/en/support/product/dwl-g700ap-high-speed-2-4ghz-802-11g-wireless-access-pointThe manual is here:http://www.dlink.com/us/en/support/product/-/media/Consumer_Products/DWL/DWL%20G700AP/Manual/DWL_G700AP_Manual_EN_US.pdfYou need a pdf reader (adobe) to read the content. Good luck.

Go to your management software inside the access point. Default IP address is 192.168.0.50. If you changed it, go to that address with a browser. Default login with "Admin" without a password. If you set up a different administrator id and password then login with those credentials.

Go to the "Advanced" tab. The setting on the MAC address settings are important here. Hopefully you know how to get the MAC address of the phone. I don' have the same phone so I can't tell you how to get it. Ensure that you have entered in the phone's MAC address and any other devices that you connect wirelessly to. If you have registered the MAC address under the second radio button or you have the first radio button clicked, you have a WEP or other password issue. Many public access point don't filter any MAC address and don't require passwords. When setting up at home, you do have to at least these up.

Hope this helps. Btw, I’m available to help over the phone in case u need at https://www.6ya.com/expert/mark_1e5d703456353ef9

Hello,
Yes, the DWL-G700AP can be setup as an AP or a repeater as long as your current wifi router is also 802.11g/b.
You can find instructions here: http://www.docstoc.com/docs/2583739/How-do-I-configure-repeater-mode-on-DWL-G700AP
Regards, Chris

You should be able to connect to a wireless printer. Before trying to connect it just read the instructions supplied with the printer and do a dummy run without turning anything on so you have an idea what you should be doing.

Make sure you're installing the right drivers for your version of windows, if not on the disc, download them from the manufacturers website.

Give a try at D-Link - TechSupport FAQ.

To secure your wireless network from unauthorized access, please click on this link and follow my instructions :-
Normal 0 http://www.fixya.com/support/r3559128-wireless_router_security

Your router latest Firmware I can see on D-link website is 1.02
If you are referring to German web site page showing a dwl-g700ap_fw_revB_v213b06.zip file be sure to follow the instruction to UNZIP the web_dwlg700ap_v200_r11_0408.bin file:
DWL-G700ap Firmware Update

- Browser starten
- Konfiguration des DWL-700ap aufrufen (Standard IP 192.168.0.50)
- oben auf Tools
- links auf Firmware
- auf den Knopf Durchsuchen klicken
- die Firmware Datei (web_dwlg700ap_v200_r11_0408.bin) auswählen
- auf Apply klicken

Wenn die Firmware installiert und der DWL-700ap dann neu gestartet ist klicken Sie oben auf Tools/System/Restore to Factory Default.

Danach ist die Firmware übernommen.
If you did not unzip the bin file router cannot run it as firmware update
More over be sure to run the update via LAN cable connection (no WLAN)

Hi, here's how you can find your access point's IP address:

The access point is also your default gateway, because it's the device that you use to access the Internet, right? Open up a command prompt window (go to the Start menu, click on Run, type "cmd" and then hit Enter) and type "ipconfig" and hit Enter.

A bunch of information will appear. The one you want to look for is the one called "Default Gateway." The IP address that appears following "Default Gateway" is your access point's IP address.

Please rate this solution based on how helpful it was. (If you still can't find the IP address, add a comment and I'll be happy to reply.)

Create a WPA key....

press a ball point pen into the reset hole in the rear of the router. Now you will have to set the router to secure and ask for a password....just pick one you already use or write it down and keep it close to your computer

Turn OF DHCP, START>>RUN>>>services.msc & enter, when Services window, comes up scroll down to DHCP, turn OFF Stop, & Disable. Reboot, do this on ALL client PC's.

There are two ways of going at this problem:

1. Connect your computer to the router using an ethernet cable. Open up your router's configuration settings (the webpage used to setup your router). To do this, open a web browser, and type in your router's IP Address in the browser's address bar (i.e. 192.168.0.1). A window should pop up asking for a username and password. Enter your username, and password (if you haven't set a new password, the default log in is username:admin, password: (blank)), and then you will be brought to the webpage. Once you are here, look for the wireless-security area of the site, and go to it. Under this area, there should be a passkey/passphrase bar. You change it, or just see what it is.
2. Use a wep passkey recovery software.

Is your firewall stopping communication?