I keep getting message when trying to connect RADU to my wireless router that device and router have to be on same network. How do I remedy this?
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Why and how you connect to your wireless router? You should just connect to power source, then from your phone wifi, should be able to see your sabrent.
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I noticed that the most recent firmware update wasn't working - it couldn't find my network. I went back to an older version of the firmware and it worked fine. Maybe that will help you.
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Connecting to the network router only works with firmware v2.0.1. If you update to 2.0.4/2.0.5 it doesn't work.
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For me this shows up as my network name followed by "_RPT". Connecting to it requires the same password as my current router uses. Hope this helps!
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First check on every of your units pwr(power) light. If it is off on one of the units, exchange the unit for the good one. If all of them on, try to reset all of your units(unplug, wait for a minute and plug them back). If this does not help, try to connect your device directly to router. If your device works with direct connection, exchange both of your units, if it does not, restart your cable modem and router
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None the router I bought of Amazon didn't work so I bought a new 1 for 10 dollars more and it supports 5 devices
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That's a more difficult setup Walter. Reason being is that you need to decouple the wireless router piece from your current setup. This is done by calling up your service provider and inquiring about how to make it a modem only unit because you have a better wireless router.Once done, it's as simple as plugging a cable from the old modem/router into the internet port of the new r6250.It's not that you didn't grasp the instructions, they were not written for your all-in-one device! make sure you understand the steps from your service provider clearly before executing my proposed solution.Good luck! That's a more difficult setup Walter. Reason being is that you need to decouple the wireless router piece from your current setup. This is done by calling up your service provider and inquiring about how to make it a modem only unit because you have a better wireless router.Once done, it's as simple as plugging a cable from the old modem/router into the internet port of the new r6250.It's not that you didn't grasp the instructions, they were not written for your all-in-one device! make sure you understand the steps from your service provider clearly... » Read More That's a more difficult setup Walter. Reason being is that you need to decouple the wireless router piece from your current setup. This is done by calling up your service provider and inquiring about how to make it a modem only unit because you have a better wireless router.Once done, it's as simple as plugging a cable from the old modem/router into the internet port of the new r6250.It's not that you didn't grasp the instructions, they were not written for your all-in-one device! make sure you understand the steps from your service provider clearly before executing my proposed solution.Good luck! « Show Less
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This problem has been on my list, so I addressed it last night. I used two devices to achieve a solution which satisfies me--a TP-WR841ND running openWrt and one of these GL.iNets. I gave the WR841 a lan ip of x.x.2.99 so I could control it, and used dhcp on wireless to connect to my AP (as if connecting to a campground AP). I plugged the GL.iNet into the WR841 using the WAN socket with a wired ip of x.x.2.1, and set the wireless to be an AP (with, for instance, an SSID of "myRV" and a password). Then my laptop could connect wirelessly to "myRV" and access the internet. For security, I would use a VPN (such as StrongVPN) when connecting to any public AP. This problem has been on my list, so I addressed it last night. I used two devices to achieve a solution which satisfies me--a TP-WR841ND running openWrt and one of these GL.iNets. I gave the WR841 a lan ip of x.x.2.99 so I could control it, and used dhcp on wireless to connect to my AP (as if connecting to a campground AP). I plugged the GL.iNet into the WR841 using the WAN socket with a wired ip of x.x.2.1, and set the wireless to be an AP (with, for instance, an SSID of "myRV" and a password). Then my laptop could connect wirelessly to "myRV" and access the internet.... » Read More This problem has been on my list, so I addressed it last night. I used two devices to achieve a solution which satisfies me--a TP-WR841ND running openWrt and one of these GL.iNets. I gave the WR841 a lan ip of x.x.2.99 so I could control it, and used dhcp on wireless to connect to my AP (as if connecting to a campground AP). I plugged the GL.iNet into the WR841 using the WAN socket with a wired ip of x.x.2.1, and set the wireless to be an AP (with, for instance, an SSID of "myRV" and a password). Then my laptop could connect wirelessly to "myRV" and access the internet. For security, I would use a VPN (such as StrongVPN) when connecting to any public AP. « Show Less
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It is saying that it can not connect to your network. You may want to check to see if you have a WIRED configuration setup on the system, if so disable, it could be looking to connect via wired before connecting over the wireless configuration.
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I had no problem connecting - what are you trying to do and what have you tried? Are you using a wireless access point?
424907
Thanks for your reply. I did buy a new wireless router, but I don't know if it supports dd-wrt firmware. I did get the printer working again after talking to the Brother customer service rep. It was an issue with the IP address. Brother has the best support I have ever used. You speak to an English speaking rep. who actually works through the issues with you. they don't just read the text from a notebook. It is refreshing to known a company still values customer service.
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Can you enter the required info and then use the router? I have not encountered this issue yet. The directions supplied with the device are of no help on this. Netgear Support should be able to answer this.
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Personally, I haven't had any problem at all. I have my router in the other room and it connects just fine. I can't really give you an answer, because I have not experienced that kind of problem. Hope you figure it out. Good luck
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I could be wrong, but if you have any other wi-fi devices running on B or G, you are limited to the fasted device on the router. I just got mine, so I will be setting it up tonight to be sure it works.
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It might I don't know I was not able to get this device to work with my router.
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You are saying you use bluetooth with your wireless router. I thought they are both different technology? The bluetooth is compatible with 802.1?ThanksRay Sanders
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It can only be linked\connected to one device at a time make sure nothing else is using it - I had that problem
800508
I'm not an expert with this but it sounds to me like you might be looking for a small hole on the extender. In that hole is a small button that can only be reached with a paper clip and helps set the extender to connect with the router you own. Mine works great now, but I needed to call the toll free number to NETGEAR which is where my problem were solved in the end. Good luck!
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We have a wireless router for our laptops, but our desktop PCs are still wired into the router too ...in another room. So what do you suggest? I wonder if two routers in one home would work. Our Wii is in the room with the tv that we would like to install the player, so then we have to wonder about how this would effect it's wireless capabilities too.