WI FI set up..Help..
08 March 2006, 07:14 PM
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WI FI set up..Help..
Help needed in setting up WI FI at home, help needed please..
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08 March 2006, 08:05 PM
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Have now got broadband, also have a linksys ADSL gateway, and a PCMI card also linksys, can i replace the BT router with the linksys gateway, if so how the h*ll do you do it, give me a aircraft anytime..
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Originally Posted by russell hayward
Which Linksys do you have ? Hopefully it has a built in modem ?
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08 March 2006, 09:24 PM
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WAG54G does. I use a WAP54G with a modem but am moving all my teleworkers to WAG354G's. Setup similar I think. Go to Linksys.com then choose UK. Go to products and then choose yours then select downloads and then the quickstart guide. Look at that is should be straight forward.
Failing that bring it with you tomorrow and we can sort it in the pub! Should only take me 5 to 10 mins. Famous last words.
Setup for the WAG354G goes something like:
Put the Linksys CD in.
Next
Click here to Start
Next
Follow the picture for setup.
Next all the way to number 7.
Next
Select UK Next
Click BT or your provider if different
Input user ID and password. for DSL account. Click keep alive unless you have a metered account. Next
Overwrite both passwords with your choice click Next
Change the Ssid to something like BigBrakes, choose channel 3 as most others are 11 to avoid conflict, Mode mixed, Next
Security I use WEP 128 but this is your choice. If you go for this use at least 128 bit.
Next
Save Yes.
make sure you change the SSID form the router model and you change the admin password otherwise someone will lock you out of your own router. I am about to do this to the bloke down the lane as his is doing my nut in. I could always change mine but what a laugh down the pub it will be.
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WAG54G does. I use a WAP54G with a modem but am moving all my teleworkers to WAG354G's. Setup similar I think. Go to Linksys.com then choose UK. Go to products and then choose yours then select downloads and then the quickstart guide. Look at that is should be straight forward.
Failing that bring it with you tomorrow and we can sort it in the pub! Should only take me 5 to 10 mins. Famous last words.
Setup for the WAG354G goes something like:
Put the Linksys CD in.
Next
Click here to Start
Next
Follow the picture for setup.
Next all the way to number 7.
Next
Select UK Next
Click BT or your provider if different
Input user ID and password. for DSL account. Click keep alive unless you have a metered account. Next
Overwrite both passwords with your choice click Next
Change the Ssid to something like BigBrakes, choose channel 3 as most others are 11 to avoid conflict, Mode mixed, Next
Security I use WEP 128 but this is your choice. If you go for this use at least 128 bit.
Next
Save Yes.
make sure you change the SSID form the router model and you change the admin password otherwise someone will lock you out of your own router. I am about to do this to the bloke down the lane as his is doing my nut in. I could always change mine but what a laugh down the pub it will be.
Gareth
Last edited by Gazz300; 08 March 2006 at 10:14 PM.
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