Lan connection hi good day! how can i connect my line into lan?

Hi Good Day,

if your able to connect via LAN CABLE without any problem it means that the wireless capability of your router is already busted or broken.


if this router was provide by your internet provider then you can call them and request for a replacement.

Good day,

Your PC might have no wireless lan, try using LAN cables and connect to your Network adapters to make your PC online, if you really need wireless connection, you can purchase USB wireless adapter to connect it with your router you can buy it in your nearest computer shops.

Hi there,

The difference between a Lsn Card and a modem are this - A Lan card is a card that you slide into the side of a laptop and it can allow you the ability to get onto a network wirelessly. A Lan card for a PC allows a Lan connection by way of a CAT 5 cable that will allow you to get onto the internet or if a crossover cable is attached to your pc to another you are directly connected to the network. A modem is a piece of hardware that is installed into a slot in the PC that will allow you the ability to get onto the internet by attaching a phone line to it through the RJ 11 jack (which it comes with 2 rj11 jacks on it).


Here is the picture of LAN port and Modem port

Easy, if your modem is connected to your computer right now and internet is working all you need to do is connect your LAN line to your belkin router. the connection should say input, or Internet. after that you will need another LAN wire (These look like telephone cables but the jack plug is larger and will only fit a lan connection on your router or computer) Connect the second wire to the line 1 or outout 1 from your router, to your pc in the slot where the other cable was connected. your internet signal should work.... on your mobil find any available network and log in to your belkin router.

that should do it.... if you haven't set up your internet connection, do that first by installing the drivers for the modem provided by your provider and then complete the process above.

Good question.
To link the new switch, take a short cable from the LAN port on the new Switch and connect it to one of the existing ports on the old or connected switch. it's just a daisychain.
Just keep in mind that the LAN connection on the Last switch must be connected to a PORT on the prior device on the LAN.

Hello manishbillor,

Have you tried using a proxy server on the computer that's connected to the ZyXel P-600? Using a proxy server makes it possible to share an Internet Connection on a LAN. A good free proxy server can be downloaded from the analogX web site:
http://www.analogx.com/contents/download/Network/proxy/Freeware.htm

The browsers on the other computers need to be setup to use the proxy server machine address. Search for 'proxy' on the browser's help menu option to determine how to do it (very simple).

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Have a great day,
martyshaw152

just open the dlink ip homepage and configure the wireless settings



sagar

Hi and welcome to FixYa,

First congratulation on your new wireless router, not the worst by these days :-)

You unplug your internet connection, where your computer now connects to the internet.
Then, you use the short cable to connect between the modem and the router in the one named WAN.
Next to this, is four called LAN, - you connect your computer to one of these (which one don’t matter).
Then you use the CD that came with the router, and follow each step.

It is very important that you set up the Admin password, so that your neighbor can’t access your router and change the setup.
Then in "Wireless ->Wireless security" setup one of the keys.
Allso the SSID, your own network "name".

Write everything down, as you have to set up the same on your laptop later.

If you need additional info, do come back, I’m here to help you.

/Teis -> if this is enough, don’t forget to vote

hi!good pm...hope this will help...

sometimes it depends on the speed of the pc or on your internet service provider or in the hub itself...try to read the specs of your hub and see how it works if it has a multiple connection...

goodluck!

There is no utility that comes natively with XP to monitor traffic on an ICS connected LAN. I assume you are not directly connected to the ICS computer, and are running through a Switch or Hub? And you do not have access to this to see how many lines are connected?

If this is the case, you can download and install a packet sniffer and place it within the LAN in front of the ICS computer. It will 'see' all packets traveling across the wire, and report the MAC addresses and IP Addresses to which they are bound. Since every NIC has a unique MAC address (and IP Address), you can see how many computers (NICs) there are in the LAN, and connected to the wire.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Packet_sniffer

Ethereal:

http://www.ethereal.com/download.html

You can also use a utility like LanGuard Analyzer to search for all computers on the LAN:

http://www.gfi.com/lannetscan/

The last time I checked the trial version is fully operational for 30 days.. I use it in my Corporate LAN to monitor all 1000 computers in my domain.

One other thing to keep in mind, since ICS uses the Class C subnet (this cannot be changed), it has a limit of 254 clients that can be attached.. just an FYI..

Good luck!