I can't access manually my wbr-2310 (modem router dsl-500b)

Who is you ISP? if you're using cable connection follow these steps:

1. Connect modem to WAN port of the WBR-2310
2. Connect computer to port 1 of the WBR-2310
3. Open web browser (IE, firefox,chrome,safari), and type in 192.168.0.1 into your address bar
4.Into the log-in page username:admin password: (none)
5.click on "SETUP"
6. Click on "MANUAL CONFIGURE"
7..in the Internet connection type, make sure that it must be in DYNAMIC IP DHCP
8. Click on CLONE YOUR PC's MAC ADDRESS button(notice that mac address will change after you click on that button)
9. Click on SAVE settings now and it will count down click on Continue after that
10. Then Try to ACCESS Internet

/... but if still you cannot access Internet try to power cycle the modem and the router.. follow these steps also

1. turn off bothe modem and router (just unplug the power cord)
2. after 1 minute, TURN ON first the modem,
3. after 1 minute again, TURN ON the router
4. after 1 minute try to access Internet

But if still no Internet connection, please look for the brand of your modem if it is speedstream 5100 or hugesnet or actiontec modem because those modem have the same IP address with your DLINK router and you need to change the IP address of your DLink then....

Further questions? call 1-877-453-5465 (US), 1-800-361-5265

Hope this will help you. Goodday

First reset all settings of router to default.
You can reset it with RESET button it is in back side of router press It for 10 seconds.

Then connect your router to computer with ethernet cable.
Then access it with following link.

http://192.168.1.1
or
http://192.168.0.1
type user as "admin" and password as "admin" or blank or "password"
then configure your router WAN settings as your internet service provider settings.
Go to wireless enable wi fi .
Then save all settings then check.
Also enable DHCP if you want ip addreses automatic from router.
Then save settings and restart router.
Let me know if you need more assistanse.
Thanks.

Check your physical connection first. From the modem, it should be connected to the router's Internet port, then your computer must be connected to port 1 on the back of the router. Then do a power cycle, no need to run the setup CD. If it doesn't work, you need to manually configure the router. You may need assistance from D-Link tech support. Call their toll free number

2wire routers will only work with another device (router) if you will set it up to bridge mode. you need to go to the ip address of 2wire and check the box to enable routing.

Connect one of your computer to LAN port 1, connect the modem to port WAN section, access the configuration page 192.168.0.1, configure the router as dynamic IP address under settings, then check the IP address under status (WAN section) if you have the IP address it means that your connected.

Try to bypass the router and connect to your modem. Make sure you have Internet connection.
>If you have Internet connection. connect back your modem to the router.
>access the configuration page of your router.
>If you are given a specific IP by your Internet Service Provider, use that one.
>Login to your Dlink (type in on the address bar 192.168.0.1)
>Click Setup and Internet > Click on Manual Configure
>My Internet connection would be Static IP
>Type in your IP address, Subnet Mask, Default Gateway, Primary and Alternate DNS
>Click on Save Setting on top.

but if your Internet Service Provider did not provide you those informations
> Under My Internet connection Type choose DYNAMIC IP
>Click on Clone Your PC MAC address
>Click on Save Settings
>If it ask you to reboot, click on Reboot.

>At the very top click on Status
>Under Status look for WAN
>Under WAN look for IP address
>If you have values beside from zero it means you have Internet connection otherwise, call your dlink manufacturer for manual configuring your router for Internet connection.

At the back of the router is a tiny pinhole. Using a pen try to press it for 15 secs and try to access the page using the 192.168.0.1

did you hold down the reset button for at least 10 seconds on the back? that should reset it to factory settings

Sounds like you need to 'copy' the mac address of the computer it was orginally hooked to before and put it into the router. Some routers have an option to do this in the settings menu of the router with one click.

Go to your start menu and click on your run box type in cmd
that will bring you to a black command prompt.check your ip address and your gateway.your router should be 192.168.0.1>your Ip Address should also start with a 192.168 no.If you dont see them try a power cycle,turn off modem and then router wait abot 10-20 sec, plug modem back in wait untill its powered up and then router, try connection, if it failes do an ipconfig again if you still dont have a vaid ip and gateway, router could be defected.