Connect my Lynksys WRT54G2 Router with my Belkin (F5D6231-4)

Connect the Belkin router to a computer with an ethernet cable
Open a web browser and enter 192.168.2.1 in the address bar.

Check the Network name and Password - make a note of them.

Setting up the Belkin router
Belkin

N150 Wireless Router
Part # F9K1001
Belkin

Hi

The Router configuration is not that much difficult, only few thing you have sure,
1) Correct ADSL Connection User name & password,
2) Chose unique ip address in All host.

Follow the mention bellow instruction to configure and connect to Wifi Router,

• Plug the network cable ( Mine was Blue ) which comes with the Router Box pack to your computer. The other end goes into any of the Router Ethernet Port ( 1 or 2 or 3 or 4 )
• Now type in 192.168.1.1 in IE or Firefox or any browser. You will prompted for password which is admin. You must be logged into Linksys Router.
• Now since your ADSL modem is also having the same IP , we will change the IP address for WRT54G2 Router to 192.168.5.1
• Under Setup >Basic Setup look for Network Setup and Change Router IP. Change to 192.168.5.1 and Save changes.
• Since the IP has changed you will need to close the Browser.
• Sometimes the IP doesnt change automatically. Do a IPCONFIG / RELEASE and then IPCONFIG / Renew

Making WRT54G2 Router talk to ADSL broadband modem

• Plugin the Ethernet cable which comes from the Modem into the port on Wrt54g2 router which says Internet.
• Open Internet Explorer and Type in 192.168.5.1.
• Type in same password ( admin )
• You will be in Setup > Basic Setup
• Take a look at Section , Internet Setup. The current selection should be Automatic Configuration DHCP. Select Static IP instead.
• Add following details to it. In the first step we backed up All the IP configuration. Use them here

Internet IP Address: . . .
Subnet Mask: . . .
Gateway: . . .
Static DNS 1: . . .
Static DNS 2: . . .
Static DNS 3:

ADSL Modem Settings to Wrt54g2 Router

• Once Done just save changes and you should be back at same page.
• Now try to connect any application which talks to internet. You should be able to connect

Configuring for Wireless Connection :Now once your Router is talking with Modem, it is pretty easy to connect on Wireless. The only thing we need to setup here is Security. Lets get WIFI

• Get to the Lynksys page again. Do all login and regualr stuff.
• Now look for menu Wireless, click on it. You should land on Basic Wireless Settings.

Basic Wireless Settings

• Select wireless configuration to Manual .
• Wireless network mode to Mixed.
• Give a Wireless Network Name (SSID), make sure its unique.
• Make Wireless channel selection 11 ( 11 - 2.463 GHZ)
• Select Wireless SSID Broadcast to Enable
• Save Settings and you will be back at the same page with changes you made.

Now Lets secure the Router :

• Go to Wireless Security on the same page.
• You will need to configure here Security Mode : WPA Personal, WPA Algorithms: TKIP
• WPA Shared Key is what you will need when you connect to your router without wire. This key does the authentication and keep unwanted people away. Add 8 digit alphanumeric key.
• As suggested in comments, there is a new mode which you can use : WPA2 with AES
• Save changes.Just make sure you save that key to a notepad or remember it.

Wrt54g2 wireless security

• Now last step, Move to next menu Security > Firewall .
• Uncheck Block Anonymous Internet Requests .
• Save Settings.

Wrt54g2 firewall settings

• Remove the blue cable which you had connected with Router.

That's it. Now just turn on your WIFI and Search for the router. The name should be visible. Click to connect. At this stage it will ask you for the Password or Shared Key which we configures just above. It will connect and you will be able to connect to Internet.
That's all Folks. This is how you connect WRT54G2 Linksys router with Adsl Broadband Modem. If you have any questions feel free to comment.

Hi,

I see that you are having issues with your network connection, I believe that you are trying to connect wireless on both systems.

* Check your Linksys for settings that limit the routers wireless connection, most wireless routers have an option on how many computers can connect wireless to the router, a wireless signal does not chose what OS to allow for a wireless connection.

* get in your Linksys Routers Setting page from IE or Firefox using your Default gateway IP from there on you can check your Routers settings, user name depends if your internet service provider changed the Routers user name and password but for a Linksys try admin / password or admin / admin for the User name and Password field.

Hope this helps you thanks and have a good day.

go to Lynksys Support and Services

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The Linksys adapter should have a program you open to find and connect to your router. If not, you can use the Windows Network settings to find your router and connect. Although 54G is a slower speed, they should still connect.

Step 1: Connect the Modem to Router (in the port named Modem) and take another ethernet cable and connect one end to the Router(in the port named wired) and other end to any one of your computer
Step 2: Open the Internet explorer and type 192.168.2.1 and click on Enter in the keyboard
Step 3: Now you will be able to see the belkin router setup page
Step 4: On your left hand side click on channel and ssid,it will prompt for Login Password,leave it blank and click on Submit
Step 5: Now in ssid> delete the contents and give a name for your network,and click on apply changes...

thats all... close the screen and scan for the networks from your computer....
it will show the new name and not the old name(Belkin_N1_0501B8)...

pls rate me if its useful.....

Yes. 1. Disable the DHCP in the belkin router. 2. Take the cable from the LAN port of the Linksys router to the LAN port of the Belkin Router. 3. Dont touch anything else in any of the routers.
This should help
Thanks Ranjit

yes you can use it.

first connect your Belkin router to computer with lan cable .
Then access it wityh this link.
http://192.168.15.1

user name as "admin" and password as "admin"or
blank or
"password"

then configure your router as your old lynksys settings.then save settings and restart .

Try changing the channel on the router. It would be better to isolate the problem first by trying to connect to other wireless networks on your laptop or having someone's laptop connect to your home wireless network.

ya you can connect but you have to give dhcp ip address