My ISP does not allow router access. Only the ISP can interface with the router. What can I do?
1050538
I assume it's a combined modem/router bought or rented from your ISP. The easiest workaround would be to buy a second wireless router, plug it into a line on the ISP router. You can then setup a wireless network using "your" router.
1050539
I started my cameras at Port 9000 and 9001. Just make sure you configure your camera for the same and also have them set your camera to always use the same ip number.
1050540
You must have router access for any IP camera to setup the ports, your best bet is to get a secondary router and use it as a slave for the camera's.
62331
You are not doing anything wrong. The problem is with the defective firmware of the router. There are two workarounds: 1- Return the router and ask for a refund. 2- Replace the firmware with the opensource alternative from openwrt.org. By the way don't expect the Netgear support to solve this problem for you. They are too incompetent and it's going to be a waste of your time.
579881
Check that the WMM is disabled. You can upgrade the firmware with firmware from dd-wrt which should give you better options controls and stability. I upgrade every router with dd-wrt much better.
507779
Nope, just link it to your router, I had no problems with this unit, I am still using it today, no problems.
169665
I am not sure, have you checked with Netgear? I love the router, I use it with Clear wireless internet.
2256400
I figured out what my problem was, I had to disable the firewall off my router and then it was able to connect. I enabled the firewall back again once I was connected and I haven't had any problems so far, but I haven't turned off the player yet, so it might do it again. But at least now I know what the problem is and how to fix it.
997940
Your router (or modem) need to have removable antenna and support the same kind of connector. If you device has a built in antenna there is nothing you can do.
1720367
Might just be your router. Try using a new or different one to see if that solves your problem.
203734
Sounds like some other entity is accessing your router. If it is secure, then some other wireless device of yours is on it: netbook, tablet, video game, cell phone, internet TV box, or printer. It could be that one of these devices is tying up the router - slowing its operation while it pauses to wait for a response from the device. Try shutting off one of these devices at a time. If, after shutting off the device and you see no difference, reboot the router and try again. Then go on to the next device. Eventually all your devices will be disconnected. If you still see the same slowdown, I suggest you call Linksys tech support.
252184
If you internet service was working before your ISP made changes, I'd start by making a call to them. This doesn't sound like a problem caused by your previous router, or one that will be fixed by a new one. I couldn't identify a 3D93, so I can't be of much help.
1004308
I'm not sure what you mean by the question, but I have my router setup dhcp and connected it directly to the ismartalarm.
1389490
It's been some time since I have set one up. If I remember correctly, the device uses DHCP to set the IP. Your router is probably giving out IPs. It will also list the devices. You can look at the mac address on the device (listed on the back) to match it up with the assigned IPs on the DHCP server. Then yes, you can browse to the IP with your browser. The login is something fairly obvious (name: admin, password: (blank)) and is probably on the paperwork that came with the device.
570869
You need to set up Port Forwarding on your router. GC iTach has user/pw althentification.
1335614
My guess is that you got a "dud". I have never had that happwwith ANY router bit. DO NOT USE IT. SEND IT BACK
2047614
You need to plug it in and configure the unit to connect with your router (fairly simple) but my experience is that these units do not work that well. I returned mine. Good luck!
432955
Verify the DNS settings on the router are either on DHCP mode or an actual dns is set. I like using AT&T;'s DNS, 4.2.2.1 and 4.2.2.2
641801
I am sorry, I do not know the answer to that question. You will have to call the manufacturer of your router and ask them that question.