Wan and All LAN led bulbs are continuously on- Router not working

How old is the device? May be time for a new device? Has there been any electrical storms? Power surges? Tried different connecting cables? When you reset the device, hold reset for 30 secs., release, wait for selftest, unplug device for 30 secs., plug in, wait for selftest, connect with a Ethernet cable, reconfigure SSID and Security Key.

This may or may not be of help, but this is easy enough to try....

Power off computer, cable modem, and router.

Connect router to cable modem via WAN port, PC to router via LAN port

Power up cable mode first, wait until for connection light

Power up the router, wait about a minute

Power up the PC


I have Cablevision and have had an issue when you are going to connect a different device directly to the cable modem (eg router instead of PC), you need to reset the cable modem first or it will not work.

The following link shows you how to log directly into the router and run the setup Wizard from the router.

http://www.trendnet.com/kb/kbp_viewquestion.asp?ToDo=view&questId=1442&catId=524

you are possibly not using the correct information to log into the router.
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Please verify your hardware and TCP/IP settings again by following the instructions in sections 2-3, make sure the Power, Wan, WLAN,and the LAN lights on the AP/Router's front panel are on, and verify that TCP/IP configuration is correct. Then, try accessing 192.168.1.1 again using the web browser.

Go to start-> run-> devmgmt.msc
In the device management right click the cdrom and click scan for hardware changes

Router A is connected to the modem. Setup router B to run as access point only. assign an un-used IP address to router B. Turn off the DHCP server on router B. connect a LAN port of router B with a LAN port of router A .do not use the Internet port of router B. do not configure WAN settings in router B. both routers must have the same wireless settings except for the wireless channel which should be different. Set the same SSID and the same wireless security settings on both routers. Good Luck

lan wires are the same. lan wires used to connect your computer to your modem can also be used to connect your Wa1003A adsl router and TEW 432 brp.

you just got some things mixed up.

1. you should set your Wa1003A adsl router to bridge mode. At this point, it will just be "pass through" device and will not be the one who will ask for IP adds from your ISP.

2. configure your TEW 432 brp with your pppoe username and password. Your TEW 432 brp will now ask the network for the IP address to that it can connect to your ISP.

3. leave your lan wires the same.

it seems that ur PC & cable modem configuration is ok, now the problem is with ur router WAN interface configuration. the problem would be one out of 2 - first to check whether ur router wan interface is configured properly to obtain IP address from DHCP (if possible, u can give the static ip address with same series as cable modem) second to check with ur ISP.

I would suggest checking in the router's admin panel. (Typical accessed by typing 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.0.1 into your address bar on your web browser. Type your password (if you do not know it check your owners manual for the default) and check to see if you have any firewall or port restrictions set.

If you are experiencing slow speed while connected to a router, there are a number of things that can cause that problem.

If its the router causing the problem it could be a bad router, or a setting on the router.

1.) first thing i would do is a traceroute to google.com so from a command prompt type tracert google.com and see if your few hops are high. if they are when the router is connected but not high when the router is disconnected, then we know its something with the router.

log into the router's configuration.
2.) on some models you can change the MTU size.
3.) make sure your not filtering any ports that you need such as 110, 25

start with those 3 steps and let me know how that goes.

What exactly is the problem? Are you using Cable or DSL internet? Did you connect the cable from the modem to the WAN port on the router and the computer to the LAN or 1 port on the router?