where is a wps button on this router
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yes there is. Here is a link to the PDF installation guide which shows in diagram the WPS button on the router. Look at the small top right diagram showing two buttons. http://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/GDC/WGR614V10/WGR614_IGPM_30Oct12.pdf
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It will stop flashing when the time limit to connect devices via WPS has expired. Connection via WPS works in a similar fashion to connecting devices via Bluetooth. You press the WPS button on the router (or in this case the IOGEAR device), and then push the button on the device you want to connect to the IOGEAR via WPS. While the WPS light is flashing, any device that on which you push the WPS button can connect to the IOGEAR, including devices that happen to be in the vicinity of your IOGEAR. You do not want the light to flash forever because it leaves your network open to those you may not want to connect to your network. It will stop flashing when the time limit to connect devices via WPS has expired. Connection via WPS works in a similar fashion to connecting devices via Bluetooth. You press the WPS button on the router (or in this case the IOGEAR device), and then push the button on the device you want to connect to the IOGEAR via WPS. While the WPS light is flashing, any device that on which you push the WPS button can connect to the IOGEAR, including devices that happen to be in the vicinity of your IOGEAR. You do not want the light to flash forever because it leaves your network open to those you may... » Read More It will stop flashing when the time limit to connect devices via WPS has expired. Connection via WPS works in a similar fashion to connecting devices via Bluetooth. You press the WPS button on the router (or in this case the IOGEAR device), and then push the button on the device you want to connect to the IOGEAR via WPS. While the WPS light is flashing, any device that on which you push the WPS button can connect to the IOGEAR, including devices that happen to be in the vicinity of your IOGEAR. You do not want the light to flash forever because it leaves your network open to those you may not want to connect to your network. « Show Less
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The unit itself is wired directly to the router. Only your PC has a wireless connection to it.
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The main thing is to set up the port forwarding in your router. If you post the model number of your router, someone can probably find the manual and walk you through it.
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I have wireless access points out in my warehouse plugged in to our switch via CAT5 cables. As the cpowb said, we set each one with a dedicated IP once- that way you know where it is if you need to make admin changes. Haven't had to maintain that part of the network since setup. Each radio in each access point has a unique name so we can tell which one a device is connected to.
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Check out this thread. http://community.linksys.com/t5/Print-Servers/WPS54GU2-and-Windows-7/td-p/337367 IIRC, I worked off of this thread, but it was a bit of a job with windows 7. I still had some connectivity/funtionality issues until I assigned a static IP address to the device. Also, google for drivers for the wps54gu - there may be something new out there by now.
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The first thing to check is to make sure the wireless is turned on. You need to log into the router through Firefox, IE, Chrome, or whatever browser you use. The address is 192.168.1.1 Username is admin and the password is whatever you picked when first set up the router.
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On the bottom to the left of the blue power button on the lower right hand corner
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I don't remember getting a cd with the unit. However, it was pretty simple to connect. I just pressed the WPS button on the bottom of the unit and then on the router and it connected within a few seconds.
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I was using a older Linskys, but recently replaced it with the much faster new ASUS AC-68U router. This one has the adjustable 80 to 200 mw WiFi power that you can adjust or turn-off if you want. I'm using the same four Cat-5 cables I used on the old setup so I don't use the wireless feature due to the other 2.4 interference I get from my other equipment. The ASUS router was simple and fast to set up. This one includes the easy to connect Wireless WPS button as i'm sure most of the new brands of routers includes this feature. I also like this one as it has a WiFi shutoff button when your not using it's wireless feature. I was using a older Linskys, but recently replaced it with the much faster new ASUS AC-68U router. This one has the adjustable 80 to 200 mw WiFi power that you can adjust or turn-off if you want. I'm using the same four Cat-5 cables I used on the old setup so I don't use the wireless feature due to the other 2.4 interference I get from my other equipment. The ASUS router was simple and fast to set up. This one includes the easy to connect Wireless WPS button as i'm sure most of the new brands of routers includes this feature. I also like this one as it has a WiFi shutoff button when your... » Read More I was using a older Linskys, but recently replaced it with the much faster new ASUS AC-68U router. This one has the adjustable 80 to 200 mw WiFi power that you can adjust or turn-off if you want. I'm using the same four Cat-5 cables I used on the old setup so I don't use the wireless feature due to the other 2.4 interference I get from my other equipment. The ASUS router was simple and fast to set up. This one includes the easy to connect Wireless WPS button as i'm sure most of the new brands of routers includes this feature. I also like this one as it has a WiFi shutoff button when your not using it's wireless feature. « Show Less
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I don't believe there is a way to do this within the router, at least I have not found it.
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Find out what your connection name is. Do this by doing a wifi scan if you dont already know what it is it should be located on the router. You will have to type in your "wep" number which is found on the back of your router which is provided by your cable provider.
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Look at page 27 of the manual. It is Avilable from Linksyshttp://downloads.linksys.com/downloads/userguide/1224639836211/WRT54G-TM_V1.5_ug.pdf
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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
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On the pipe on the top left of heater. It is a small little button you push
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Pull the bottom "foot" off the router..The reset button is under there. As I recall, reset procedure is standard. You can find all the details by googling.
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You have 2 options as this device is just a switch not a wireless router. If you have a wireless signal between your wireless router and your bedroom you can get a wireless extender such as a belkin or linksys (I have the linksys) for around $70 that plugs into a power outlet. Easy to set up and it uses the WPS signal button that you press on the extender and the wireless router and it sets up a wirelessEXT signal that you can see in your bedroom. The second option (which I have now as well) if you need a wired connection you can by the TRENDnet powerline adapters (2 of them, normally sold in a set) and one plugs in the wall by your router with an Ethernet cord connected to it(included) and the other one plugs in your wall where you want signal with an Ethernet wired from it (included) to this switch you are looking at, so you can plug in multiple devices. You would only need powerline adapters with one Ethernet port if you use a switch like this, more ports are more expensive. That option was around $25 plus this switch. With these options you don't have to run a long Ethernet cable from router to the bedroom, but if that's how you want to do it, that would work as well.