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Originally Posted by DocDutch
seph, on your pc whats the ip address that you get from the belkin router?
go to start --> run --> type in "CMD" and on the black screen type in ipconfig
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The results are as follows...
Modem - Router - PC - 82.5.132.1
Router - PC - 0.0.0.0
This is with LAN port 4 being used on the router with nothing else connected apart from power cable of course.
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Originally Posted by badhairday
I have the same router and its great and your still under guarentee with Belkin.
To change any settings you have to be wired up to it. Get a spare ethernet cable and plug one end into spare port, not the yellow one.
Connect the other to the ethernet port on your computer. Go into your browser and type 192.168.2.1/ hit return. Your now inside your router. Click submit button. Hopefully its previous owner would not have set a password. If they have your going to need it asap.
Once past page 1 it "should" automatically check for new updates,if not click the update link at the bottom lft of the page.
If you can access the net open a new page in your browser and google belkin support. Go to Network products and enter your model number and follow instructions. You can then go back and forth to your router to set anything required.
Let us know what happened.
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I do this and the webpage just hangs and does nothing. As I said before the leds are flashing amber and blue (see original post) but it does pass an internet connection through to my PC I just can't access it and even hardware reset does not work hence the route im taking now.