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burns 20-08-2007 14:12

Help setting up Netgear wpn824 with VM BB
 
I would really apprecaite some help!

I'm trying to setup my new Netgear WPN824 with VMBB. I don't have an install CD but you can access the installation wizard via a browser. However, when I try and go through this it won't detect an internet connection. This router is to replace the current Linksys that I have atm.

I wondering if some of the problems are to do with having already used my pc to setup a wireless router before, could this be confusing matters? Should I reboot the modem? Also in the setup process it gives an option for a MAC address, should I use the MAC add of the Modem?

AFAIK you don't need to enter username etc also I have set it to detect IP and DNS automatically, is this correct?

Please help!!

Thanks

mrmistoffelees 20-08-2007 14:22

Re: Help setting up Netgear wpn824 with VM BB
 
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Are you on cable or BB
If you are on Cable have you power cycled the modem ?
If you are on ADSL does your modem train to the line ?

Also, is the router V1 or V2

Ramrod 20-08-2007 14:22

Re: Help setting up Netgear wpn824 with VM BB
 
I have the account name set as the router model
IP and DNS to be obtained dynamically from the ISP
Default MAC address....

burns 20-08-2007 15:08

Re: Help setting up Netgear wpn824 with VM BB
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by mrmistoffelees (Post 34379211)
Are you on cable or BB
If you are on Cable have you power cycled the modem ?
If you are on ADSL does your modem train to the line ?

Also, is the router V1 or V2

Sorry, I am on Cable.

What does Power Cycle means as it did prompt me about this and I didn't know what it meant?

I believe the router is a V1

mrmistoffelees 20-08-2007 15:11

Re: Help setting up Netgear wpn824 with VM BB
 
power the modem off connect the router, power modem on and then power on router

burns 20-08-2007 15:20

Re: Help setting up Netgear wpn824 with VM BB
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by mrmistoffelees (Post 34379236)
power the modem off connect the router, power modem on and then power on router

Do you know if that will change my IP Address?

mrmistoffelees 20-08-2007 15:30

Re: Help setting up Netgear wpn824 with VM BB
 
Would that make a difference if it does ?

( I think it will)

Ramrod 20-08-2007 16:09

Re: Help setting up Netgear wpn824 with VM BB
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by burns (Post 34379242)
Do you know if that will change my IP Address?

Don't you need to change your MAC to change your IP? :confused:

mrmistoffelees 20-08-2007 16:17

Re: Help setting up Netgear wpn824 with VM BB
 
I think if i remember rightly that by putting a new router into the equasion that would be chnging the MAC (at least, reading other posts) and would therefore constitute a change in IP

I'm sure someone will correct me if I am wrong however

burns 20-08-2007 19:47

Re: Help setting up Netgear wpn824 with VM BB
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Ramrod (Post 34379289)
Don't you need to change your MAC to change your IP? :confused:

Thanks for the response, I finally got it working but i'm amazed how bad the signal strength is from down stairs, Ramrod do you own one of these? what has your experince been like?

mrmistoffelees 20-08-2007 19:49

Re: Help setting up Netgear wpn824 with VM BB
 
What signal strength are you obtaining ?

Ramrod 20-08-2007 20:41

Re: Help setting up Netgear wpn824 with VM BB
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by burns (Post 34379491)
Thanks for the response, I finally got it working but i'm amazed how bad the signal strength is from down stairs, Ramrod do you own one of these? what has your experince been like?

I own a different netgear router but I can vary the signal strength to different parts of the house by repositioning it's antenna at different angles....

burns 20-08-2007 20:43

Re: Help setting up Netgear wpn824 with VM BB
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by mrmistoffelees (Post 34379498)
What signal strength are you obtaining ?


atm, the speed is 108mbps but the signal is only low to good.


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