20 Most Recent Westell Wirespeed VersaLink (A99-327W11-00) Router (A99327W1100) Questions & Answers

yes you have to configure it with the dsl modem plug your modem ether net cable into routers ethernet,open your modem configuration page by typing 192.168.1.1 login by using by default the router login are "admin"and pass word is also" admin" note down dns setting and other setting which yopu may need tosupply the router now open router login page and supply required connection setting change set router default address 192.168.1.2 soit should not conflict whith each other supply dns setting, enable wireless ,set wireless secuirty ,try now [email protected]

Hello Michael Yancy, Seems to be a bit dated... but the AMATEURS that have these ... like them. Those trying to set them up... Not-so-much see the videos at: How to set up your Echolink Port Configuration Port Forwarding For Noobs Linksys Routers eHAM.net has the best forum (important) http://www.eham.net/ehamforum/smf/index.php?topic=76200.5;wap2

who do you have for an ISP ??? If you are a Verizon DSL customer, contact CSR Support @ 1-800-567-6789 and you should be back in business soon. If you have a different ISP - ie-Roadrunner - switch to DSL

Here is the link to Westtel Support and docs.

http://www.westell.com/technical-support/technical-support-2.html

You will need the exact model # for the manual.
ie: B90-327W15-06

I did notice that some models are handled directly from Verizon.

If this helps please let me know...
Tim

not sure why it would affect your router if your getting a redirect virus. it has to do with your pc instead. do a full virus scan on your PC.
to reset your westell router just hold the reset button on the back for 30 seconds when you power it on.

Most likely bad connections. Tighten all cable connections.

Will likely have to reset you router and set it up again. Check you manual on how to do this.

No... assuming you are using an ethernet connection. The USB light is only for when you are connecting via a USB cable.

The Westell 7500 is not just a router. It's a gateway (for DSL), a 4 port LAN (wired network), wireless router and can be made into a bridge, for use with a router of your choice.
It's my understanding there are modem/routers out now and you would simply set them up with the settings found in the Westell.

problems like this usually happens in the properties of the wireless setup of your connection. last resort here is to reset your modem, but you have to reconfigure as well the settings of your modem in general. for your problem i suggest you call verizon tech support, 1800-567-6789 and say tech support on the voice prompt, they know what to do with your problem. had the same problem before and they were able to fix it, i remember they had me reset my modem.

Yes, you can try to set up your network as follows:

1. Unplug the second (Westell) router from anything and power it on.
2. Reset your second router. Press and hold the Reset button on the router for 10-30 seconds. This will return the router to its factory settings and avoid any complications from the set-up you might have had when the router was being used as a primary router
3. Connect one computer to the router. Do not connect the second router to the first at this time!
4. Configure the second router at http://192.168.1.1/ (Check you manual for details. Usually the username is "admin" and the password is either blank or "password".)
   
5. Change the LAN IP address of the second router from 192.168.1.1 to a free address within your LAN (see what IP range is used by your first router! If it using the same range (192.168.1.xxx) then 192.168.1.2 should be O.K.). The address you change to (192.168.1.2) must not be used by any other device with a static IP address in your network nor should be assigned by the DHCP server your network. A default Linksys router uses 192.168.1.1 itself and the DHCP server assigns 192.168.1.100-149.
6. Turn off the DHCP server on the second router. (This is important, otherwise you end up with IP conflicts!)
   
7. Save your settings.
8. Unplug the computer from the second router.
9. Connect an Ethernet cable from a numbered LAN port of the first router to a numbered LAN port of the second router. Do not use the Internet/WAN port on the second router!
10. Start up the first router if necessary and reboot the second one as well.
    
11. Voila!

The only problem I can see here is that your first router - now in charge of security - does not see your wireless clients as wireless, because they connect via an Ethernet port. Because the second router is connected via a LAN port, it is not using the router functions (DHCP, security, etc.) That might be ok with you - I'm just pointing it out.

If this doesn't work for you, just come back here, leave a comment and we take it from there.

Good luck and thanks for rating!

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