I have a linksys router so i'm not sure if this will work for yours, but the default username and password are admin. Run the setup CD or call customer support for a quick simple answer.
Make sure that your computer is able to go online directly through the modem. If your computer is able to go online through the modem, that means the modem is working fine. You will need to connect the computer to the router and the modem to the router. open the set up page of the router and change the settings of the router according to the ISP.
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Your Belkin router is normally configured to get a dynamic IP Add from your Internet provider unless otherwise configured. Most ISP's network where clients/subscribers connect (through DSL) has a DHCP server that hands out this IP adds. If your router keeps on changing its WAN IP add, it may presumably be because: 1. Your router keeps on rebooting or powering on/off and everytime it turns on, it is given a new IP add; 2. Your ISP's DHCP server keeps on renewing its lease on the IP add given to your router.
Corrective measures would entail: a. Do a full hard reset of your router and go through the installation setup again. Of course this would revert all settings/configuration to factory default; and/or b. Contact your ISP and explain your concern.
In some cases, the router's MAC address has an issue that the ISP's DHCP is keeping a hard time recognizing it. this can be corrected with a firmware update.
Hope this be of help/idea. Pls post back how things tunrs up or should you need additional information.
change the "security" type to WEP 64bit..... use 10digit number as password for security....
disable "wifi protected setup" in router....
the network(ssid) name should be a single word without any spaces and symbols....you can find SSID in "channel and ssid".......
you can login to router to do these settings....
hardwire any computer to one of wired ports in belkin router...
type 192.168.2.1 in Internet explorer or firefox....
login password: no password... leave it blank and click submit...
on the left side of router setup page you will find all the above key words....
do the settings accordingly...
Hey Donne; checking out the router you list; you should be covered by their support "Comes with a Belkin Lifetime Warranty and free, 24-hour technical support" per their warranty info. You have a few options to get in touch with them: http://en-us-support.belkin.com/app/answers/contact_support/a_id/463/ use that link to find one that's to your linking. But in-case you just want to call the number for Philippines is
1800 144 10282. Best of luck.
pin number is never put on the unit. if u need a pin number its in the users manual/set up manual if u never changed the origanl pin upon setup. on the back of the router there should be a reset button pn sized of course which will set it back to manufacturers settings which will then take the origanl manufacturers pin number which is in the setup manual
Need clarification: 1. Is this a wireless connection. 2. Broadband Internet? Your router is the only way to get to your Broadband connection? 3. What operating system do you have. 4. Did you ever have a connection in the past or is this a new router on your network?
Try port 80? Port 80 is the standard for web traffic. your browser will default to 80 if you leave off the ":81" Try that and add an "HTTP://" in front.
Unplug the router for 10 seconds and again plug in. Sometimes a simple
restart can resolve network problems on a Belkin router.Disable the "Windows Firewall," which might be preventing an outgoing
connection. Click the "Start" menu, type "Windows Firewall" and press
"Enter." Click "Turn Windows Firewall on or off." Click on "Off." Click
"OK." Make sure the router is connected properly to your modem with an Ethernet cable via the router's "WAN" port on the back.Follow the simple steps to set up the Belkin wireless routerIf you need any kind of technical assistance, you can contact support cell at http://www.vtechsquad.com
