Trying to network with cricket a600 and belkin n600

Reset the Belkin router -
To reset the Belkin back to the default settings -
Press and hold the pinhole RESET button at the back of the router and then power for at least 15 secs. Then release the RESET button.
Connect a LAN cable from Belkin to your laptop/computer's LAN port, open a browser on your laptop/computer and enter the Belkin's configuration URL. http://192.168.2.1
The default PW = blank (just press Enter) You can now change the default admin password.
You can now configure the wireless settings to protect your wireless network and Internet from unauthorized access. Now configure the wireless card in your computer/laptop with the router's wireless settings. To secure your wireless network from unauthorized access, please click on this link and follow my instructions :- http://www.fixya.com/support/r3559128-wireless_router_security

It just clears any custom settings, and the laptop IP may still be cached (in memory).


From the laptop go to Start > Search (Run in XP) and type cmd ENTER. In the command prompt type ipconfig /release ENTER. Then type ipconfig /renew ENTER. This just refreshes your IP. Test it. Remember custom network and password are gone.
There is a paper tab underneath the unit with the default wireless name and password.
Use a network cable computer to access web interface. 192.168.2.1 to see that information as well. No user or password for the web page.

I don't have an old modem........what should I do to configure my new belkin F9J1001v1 router+modem

Router should be connected via RJ11 cable to the phone socket to get internet service. Check the RJ11 cable at the back of the router. You can try to use a different RJ 11 cable for isolation or try to use the cable that you are using at the back of your phone. You can also check if you are getting a dial tone on the phone as well.
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If you are wirelessly connecting you need to use a wireless card that supports dual band.
and then changnig the settings on the wireless card helps.
if you are wired the issue is with the router settings.
Upgrade the firmware on the router

see belkins website on how to do this:
http://en-us-support.belkin.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/4497

Here is the user manual and the firmware update and download page

http://cache-www.belkin.com/support/dl/MAN_F7D8302_v1_8820-00700_Play_N600_N_Router.pdf

http://en-us-support.belkin.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/4875/~/f7d8302-play-n600-wireless-dual-band-n-router---firmware

There is a great article at Working with Windows Wireless Networks
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i bought this router earlier in the year. after trying to set it up and having problems i called belkin, who told me to call my internet supplier. virgin tried but couldnt help and told me ring belkin again. after trying everything they told me for about an hour and still no joy, i took it back to the shop.

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I can connect to XBox Live through this fashion on my Cricket Modem:

Now, I have had problems with this fix running Windows 7 (still can't get it to work), but I didn't have any struggles with XP or Vista.

You need to go into Manage Network Connections, right click on your Cricket Modem, and select Properties.

Click the Share Tab, and click it so it allows other users to connect through that network connection. Now, go to the Networking tab under Properties and right click on the Internet Protocol Version 6 and make sure it is automatically assigning both DNS and the 6 IP, Apply.

Next do the same with the TCP/IPV4 section under Networking, make sure everthing is automaticaly assigning.

Click on the Router and make sure that it is automatically assigning the Internet Protocol 4 and 6. Now click diagnos, and it should reset the router, automatically apply the correct settings, and bam. You SHOULD be able to connect with XBox Live.

I have no problems with this with Vista and XP, as I stated before. But now my main computer is running the 7 RC and I can't figure the darn thing out yet. So I figured out a cute solution. I took my Dell Mini, connected the Cricket Modem to it, and ran an ethernet cord from the XBox to the Mini.

Pretty much same solution after that, only instead of selecting your router, you select the LAN connection that is not your Cricket. For me itassigns the XBox as LAN and the Cricket as LAN2.

Let's see how it goes. :)