HN9000 won't pass remote services

DHCP and static IP are two different things. DHCP assigns IP addresses, and static Ip just means that the IP address stays the same, and is not dynamic. You probably need to reset the modem to accept what it sees as a :"new" router. Turn off both router and modem. Restart the modem first, give it a minute to boot up, then turn on the router- in that order. It should be ok now.

According to the manual, you can purchase any wireless router (manual calls the router "air base")

I would advise a D-link or a Linksys router.
Manual:
http://www.viasatelital.com/manuales/Instalacion-HN9000.pdf

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Hi there delete all the setting even previous if you have. Just delete them & restart the PC and install it again. You will get success.

First make sure you are able to go online when your Hughes-net box is connected directly to the Computer.

Then go to this Link and you'll get all the information you need Setting Up Wireless connection

Note this number Linksys Tech Support 1800-326-7114. It'll come in handy.

Rate if you find it useful.
Good luck.

Try to upgrade the firmware of the router.
After upgrading the firmware, reset the router and reconfigure the router.

Click Here for more info

Make sure the ip address is not the same as the Hughesnet ip address. The ip address for the Hughesnet is 192.168.0.1. If the D-link is the same you must go in and change it. You will also need a wireless card to go into your desktop to make it wireless. Hope this helps!

uninstall then reinstall wireless card drivers then reconnect.

Both units can not have the same Gateway IP.
Do this:
Hook your PC to the HN9000. Do an ipconfig /all
Write the IP info down.
Then open up the D-links set up page and set it to a static IP using the info you gathered from the HN9000. Select an IP in the range that the PC picked up. I usually use .100. Also, when you set it statically in the D-Link, make sure that you type in the Primary and Secondary DNS.
Once you set the D-Link statically , you should be able to browse the Net through the D-Link.

If I could be of further assistance, let me know. If this helps or solves the issue, please rate it.
Thanks, Joe


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I hate it when ISPs give you devices that dictate how your network has to be setup. They should just give you a modem which give a public IP to whatever connects to it.

For this to work you have to connect the cable from the hughes box to your router on one of the four regular jacks on the back NOT the internet/wan jack you would normally use.

Set the IP of the Dlink to 192.168.0.254
Subnet mask 255.255.255.0
default GW 192.168.0.1

This SHOULD allow the router to act like a switch. I have a linksys that has an option to make it function as an access point , which is what you need for this modem, but I dont see any option for the d link you have to do that.

Hughes have a knowledgebase which may be of some use to you.

Here

So you want to remotely control your Desktop from your laptop from anywhere, correct?

Well only thing you need  is an internet connection, and you can access your desktop.

There are tons of software you can use to control your desktop remotely.

Here are some good ones:

Logmein free click that, that will link you to LogMein's free solution.

Logmein offers several solutions, the free is what I would use for you unless you wanted to pay.

Another very good one is:
RemotelyAnywhere click there, that is a very good software probably my favorite.

Those are the main 2 that you would like.

There are other ones more for more advanced users like:
http://www.uvnc.com/

Good luck!
-Cam