Showing posts with label Router. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Router. Show all posts

June 16, 2012

How to associate a Usb Modem Wireless Router Ethernet

I currently have a Usb broadband modem. I purchased a wireless router which has ethernet connections. Currently, the modem is plugged into my computer downstairs which is running Windows 98, therefore, it won't bridge the connections to my computer upstairs(Xp). I can't modernize to Xp because a family member wont 'risk' it.

Can I join together the Usb broadband modem to my wireless router using a complex selection of cable adapters ie ethernet to Usb (I cant find a Usb To Ethernet adapter). If this is not possible, if I plug the Usb modem into my Xp computer, can I bridge the connections to my Win 98 computer using the Xp computer as the host?

I think their is Ethernet to Usb out their currently but not Usb to ethernet. I dont see any hypothesize why you should not be able to hook up your Usb modem to your Xp computer and use it as a bridge to the 98 computer.




Of course, it would be nicer to have an all-in-one unit, but you can accomplish your goal with this equipment. You cannot use cable adapters to convert the modem's Usb into Ethernet. Usb needs drivers to operate, and Ethernet connections do not furnish those drivers to the device. You could also join together the modem to the Xp engine and bridge connections, yes. But you can leave the system the way it is and configure it to run smoothly like this:

If I had the hardwear in front of me, it would be easier to furnish specifics... But i can probly give you an idea of what to do. There are only 2 steps here:

1. Configure an internet gateway.

2. Configure the router.

And the rest is easy.

1. Set up the internet engine to Share An Internet relationship (you can use the wizard if you want, or just enable Internet relationship Sharing), which will turn the 98 into an internet gateway. That gateway needs an Ip address designated, however. In essence, the 98 engine will be the internet server, so the Ip of the 98 engine is the Ip of the gateway. Assign an address, for example: 192.168.1.1 to the 98 machine. The "192.168" is important, and the last strings you can stretch on, but for the sake of ease lets keep it small. *Tip* the subnet mask will all the time be 255.255.255.0. Okay that takes care of the host machine.

2. After you have an internet gateway, join together the wireless router, and console (or Ip) in to the settings, commonly by going into internet explorer and typing 192.168.0.1 into the address bar, and look for a slot for Internet Gateway. Type the address assigned in step 1. Thats that for the router. (there may be other settings critical for your exact network, and if there are, be sure to configure those.)

Lastly a few housekeeping tasks. Make sure the workgroup for both machines is identical. I commonly use Mshome as the workgroup. Also make sure that on the Xp machine, your Ip address is set to "Automatically acquire Ip address", also known as Dhcp.

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April 9, 2012

Step by Step Guide to Setup and Configure a Netgear Wireless Router?

Need help with Netgear wireless router setup? This must be your next hunt after having purchased a Netgear wireless router, which you are quite upbeat about connecting it to your laptop and Ps3 to stream live video or play popular media files. You may also not be concerned in going through the whole installation process yourself and insight each and every step as it is oppressive and time consuming. Or, in someone else case, you may have already setup your Netgear wireless router, but you are stuck as its not responding or showing error messages.

Netgear wireless router being one of the most popular wireless networking devices allows you to interconnect your computers, laptops, peripheral devices, and non-computer devices etc. It means you can share media files or documents, do live streaming, browse internet, send/receive emails, or print documents etc. Simultaneously. Easy it sounds, but highly cumbersome the procedure is for setting up a Netgear wireless router.

Therefore, we have decided to help you out by bringing this broad and easy-to-understand guide to you. The purpose of this guide is to supply you step-by-step data on Netgear router setup sustain in the most user-friendly way and save you from doing rounds of vendor's shop and exploring different websites for right Netgear technical sustain and spending a great deal of time.




A Netgear Wireless router package ideally contains:

  • A wireless router
  • A blue Ethernet cable
  • A power adapter (varies region-wise)
  • A resource (installation) covenant disc (Cd) including the Smart Wizard installation Assistant and the manual
  • Warranty card
  • Support data card

Methods of Netgear Wireless Router Setup:

  1. Smart Wizard installation Assistant Setup
  2. Manual Setup

What is required before you start?

  • An active internet connection
  • Configuration information, provided by your Isp (internet assistance provider) when you subscribed to their service. You may require one or more than one of the below mentioned data for your Netgear router setup:

Host & domain names

Domain name server (Dns) addresses

Fixed or static Ip addresses

Internet login user name and password (could be an email address & password)

Smart Wizard installation Assistant Setup Method

  1. Insert the 'resource Cd' into your Pc and wait for the response. The Cd will start itself automatically and identify your Pc's language viz. English or French etc. Click on 'yes' or 'ok' to continue in the same language or turn it if you want to.
  2. Click on 'next' to proceed
  3. Click on 'setup' to activate the Smart installation Assistant
  4. Follow rest of the instructions and the wizard would check your internet connection, configure wireless network settings, and pick the optimum protection level for your network.

Manual Setup Method

Below are the easy steps that will help you access Netgear router setup:

  • Open up your browser viz. Internet explorer, Mozilla Firefox, or Google Chrome etc., whichever you are using
  • Type 192.168.0.1 or 192.168.1.1 in the address bar of your browser and then hit 'enter' on the keyboard or 'go' tab on the browser. You will see a login screen, which will prompt you to enter your login data viz. Username and password.
  • Enter your user name and password in the window. If it's a new router, then the login data would the default one came along with the router. Or, if it's a router you have been using previously, then the data would be the configuration data that you entered while setting it up for the first time.
  • After logging in, you will see a setup utility window
  • Once you have setup your router, you can use it for wireless networking

So, you see how easy it was to setup a Netgear wireless router. However, the process may seem lengthy and cumbersome to you. In this case, you can always arrival us via toll-free phone assistance or internet chat. We supply online technical sustain services for a broad range of products including Netgear routers, other wireless routers, Microsoft products, and non-computer devices etc.

Step by Step Guide to Setup and Configure a Netgear Wireless Router?

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