Can one set more than one firewall schedule on a Netgear DGN2200? If not, how can it be accomplished otherwise? thx

Do not fully understand your question.
On reading the instruction manual you can schedule the firewall to block traffic at certain times in section 5-15 of http://kbserver.netgear.com/pdf/dg834_g_b_manual_v2.pdf
This may be what you are looking at doing . ????

See page 66 of the manual, adding a service.

http://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/GDC/DGN2200V3/DGN2200v3_UM_07Oct2013.pdf

Check the DC supply from AC supply or try to replace the AC DC power your Netgear

http://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/GDC/DGN2200/DGN2200_UM_3Feb11.pdf

IF YOU WANT TO USE NETGEAR AS A ROUTER YOU PLUG THE ETH-CABLE TO IT AND START LOOK IN THE PC FOR WIRELESS NETWORK.ON THE OTHER YOU CAN CONNECT YOU DSL CABLE DIRECTLY TO YOUR PC.

wait you using DHCP? What's to stop the computer from releasing the dhcp lease and obtain a new IP besides the 192.168.0.5 that you are blocking?

Follow below link and download version.
Click here to go to support link.
Type 192.68.1.1 into your browser search box and then enter as an admin.
Under maintenance click to upgrade router.
Click browse and locate the upgrade firmware image file.
Click to upload and wait til a prompt is seen.

The unit should work as a router, but the modem typically has to come from your internet service provider (ISP). The modem needs to communicate with their equipment....

ha, this is a funny thing, this "port forwarding" that these programs require. (typically only for updates and patches.) I can tell you exatly what your problem is.......your router. you see, the dgn2200 has a built in firewall that trumps all the software on your computer, period. The fact that it is embedded in the router requires you to log into the router using its ip address in your normal web browser. I can't remember the ip adress off the top of my head, but it should be something like 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.1.254 You probably recognize the last one if you accessed your 2wire this way. (if you need the book, i hope you didnt throw it away either)

You need to make yourself familiar with all the aspects of this router, as it will, by nature, affect your connections and other activity in the future.

So, select firewall settings and you are looking for something called the "DMZ host" it may be under the port forwarding sub-menu, but like i said before, I'm am an expert at the art, but don't know every system in and out. DMZ will put your computer on the front side of the firewall and allow you to do anything you want will maintaining the firewall on the remaining network.

JUMP BACK BEHIND THE FIREWALL WHEN YOU ARE FINISHED PATHCING, you dont want to get caught by a hacker hanging out outside your firewall.

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Use a macro utility such as Macro Express. Here you can basically tell the computer to do anything you want.

Download a trial from here, it really is very useful.