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ROLLLER
06-02-2004, 07:27 PM
Does anybody know how to get free FAST internet. Im using PeoplePC about 10 bucks a month and about 40 to 50 is the speed i usualy get. What Im looking for is some crack or hack for dsl or cable modem. I have a dsl modem already.

Any help is appreciated

thanks

JT
06-02-2004, 07:47 PM
Find somebody or some business that has an uprotected wireless hub (that's 2/3rd of all wireless hubs installed, on average) and a cable or wireless connection. Then just go sit outside and link in with your wireless card. There are at least three locations at my local U that are unprotected. It's kind of fun because you don't even have to log in, you just have to be in the right proximity and away you go.

vmod32
06-02-2004, 08:36 PM
Yeah, the people that live under me and above me have open wireless networks from cable modems. Havent paid for internet for several months now.

fubr
06-03-2004, 12:08 AM
you sneaky fuckers!!!!
I applaud you, well done

JT
06-03-2004, 12:36 AM
Someday folks with wireless hubs will figure out how wide open they are and do something about it. (I have a friend that gives me shit because I won't use a wireless hub, I will only use the old fashioned kind that you must run cat5 cable for) But for now, most people just plug everything in and if it works, they don't do anything else. If they are using wireless or a cable connection then they pretty much can't even tell you are 'piggybacking' on their connection....unless you start downloading full length feature films or something that uses a significant amount of their bandwith. Even then, they will probably just think they are having an issue with their ISP, and by the time they can do anything about it, your gone.

gunther
06-03-2004, 01:29 AM
Wireless is ok, if done right.

Forget the basic 802.11 security model. It's junk.

I use a linux box with a wireless card as my access point. I filter any MAC address that I don't know about.

That... and my only neighbors are a 60 year old lady on one side, and a sheep ranch on the other. I wont get worried until I see anntenna's on the sheep.

If I get real paranoid I'll force a VPN over the link to access.

Your are correct though... most people don't even know they are providing an poen netowork to the world.

JT
06-03-2004, 01:48 AM
Wireless is secure if you take the time to set it up right. I'ts just that most folks don't know what it takes.

Boozy
07-03-2004, 01:27 AM
I install cable modems / wireless routers for a living. I always install WEP on my customers, but you would be amazed how many unsecured gateways a wireless card will detect in any apartment building.

looto
07-03-2004, 01:38 AM
Yea me too. I have cable modem and use a WEP as well as a MAC address to only allow my laptop access.
Usually when I turn on my laptop and check for signal I get at least 4 unprotected gateways.
Just for the heck of it sometimes I use my neighbors wireless connections and they work quite well :-)
Download speeds of 400-600Mbs are always welcomed :-)

mopar611
07-03-2004, 02:07 AM
My neighbor has that DirectWay dish for the internet. As we all live in the country, thats the only way besides dial-up. I only get 2100, on a good day. How can I steal his shit and so called piggyback off his signal. I dont know if he has wireless. But I could be a really good neighbor and buy him one for his birthday. I am sure he would like that. LOL

Mopar

Boozy
07-10-2004, 09:05 PM
Wow, free internet by using Dave's old stuff?? Who woulda thunk?

http://www.usbwifi.orcon.net.nz/

PAnSa
11-01-2004, 09:23 PM
Geat program to see if there is an available wireless network around is Netstumbler. I made a waveguide antenna out of a Dole pineapple juice can for about 20 bucks in parts.
Go to turnpoint.net/wireless/cantennahowto.html and have a look. I haven't paid for wireless for over a year and still have a 1.5mbs cable connection.

fubr
11-13-2004, 07:08 PM
My neighbor has that DirectWay dish for the internet. As we all live in the country, thats the only way besides dial-up. I only get 2100, on a good day. How can I steal his shit and so called piggyback off his signal. I dont know if he has wireless. But I could be a really good neighbor and buy him one for his birthday. I am sure he would like that. LOL

Mopar
I use internetr connwction sharing on my desktop to use my laptop thru the gateway.
My nieghbor wants to connect in with me but take my 800bps on a good day and divide that by three = under 300 if we were all three on it.
I run thru a switch so putting him on would not be a problem but he lives 1000 yards up thru a field so I dont know if a network cable would carry that far.
If he lives close you can insall a nic and run a crossovercable to his nic and set him to obtain ip automatcally and set your nic at 168.192.0.1 which your sat device will do for you when you click on ICS for your primary connection.
all then is set your subnet on the second connection and set him to enable DCHP.

hell I am sorry he has the directway not u,, reverse the procedure then or go get a $149 dlink wireless router that comes with a usb point and set the hub on his and plug the usb into yours and ya'll can share the connection that way or set up a ICS or a network gateway thru his link

tigert422
11-15-2004, 08:02 PM
I use internetr connwction sharing on my desktop to use my laptop thru the gateway.
My nieghbor wants to connect in with me but take my 800bps on a good day and divide that by three = under 300 if we were all three on it.
I run thru a switch so putting him on would not be a problem but he lives 1000 yards up thru a field so I dont know if a network cable would carry that far.
If he lives close you can insall a nic and run a crossovercable to his nic and set him to obtain ip automatcally and set your nic at 168.192.0.1 which your sat device will do for you when you click on ICS for your primary connection.
all then is set your subnet on the second connection and set him to enable DCHP.

hell I am sorry he has the directway not u,, reverse the procedure then or go get a $149 dlink wireless router that comes with a usb point and set the hub on his and plug the usb into yours and ya'll can share the connection that way or set up a ICS or a network gateway thru his link
Need help if anyone will help me. I just got a D-Link AirPlus Xtreme G wireless Router and know nothing about how to set it up Also Have th eAirPlusXtremeG Adapter card. I am presently hooked up with broadband using a network hub which allows my daughter and myself to share the net together . The purpose of me getting the wireless is so that my wife can now have access to the net but her computer is located in another building and I thought I could install the adapter in her computer and she would have access via wireless but I have no idea as how to set this up . Your help would be very much appreciated. Thanks in advance!!

sukh77
11-15-2004, 08:17 PM
Usually this stuff comes with quick install procedures or a cd that you can install and rest is self explanatory.

By the way I leave my wireless router open to anyone. Come live next to me and you will have free internet. its fast fun and free for everyone.

fubr
11-15-2004, 09:55 PM
tiger
What kind of router you and your daughter use,
couple of ways to do this. send me the model number of the wireless and I will look it up.
you can put a NIC in you or your daughters pc and set the wireless to run to the ole lady's or you can set the wilress router as your gateway and run from it to (1) you computer and (2) your wife and (3) the the network hub to put your daughter in line with it all.
the easyest way would be to make your computer hook up to the wireless router as a second NIC so your wife comes through you to get to the router and keep you and your daughter on the hub.
like Sukk said it has a quick how to usually you hook it up and type in a addresss in the internet explorer bar like 192.168.0.1 for example and it will ping the router and bring up a set up screen.

hell I am probabily making this worse.
send me some more info and maybe somebody else can jump in also and we will get er going.
Is the card wireless or does it have a place for a network cable.\what kind of pc is your wife using. laptop or desktop and what does it have as far as a network card in it?

fubr
11-15-2004, 10:04 PM
is your network hub specific for your ISP?
do you have a static IP or a scope of ip's
T1 or DSL?
this is gonna be easy
http://www.dlink.com/products/?pid=6

sukh77
11-15-2004, 10:11 PM
fubr - you know way too much dude. How u doin buddy. sorry for going off topic

fubr
11-15-2004, 10:24 PM
Hey Sukh sorry about the misspelling of your name in other post,
Actually I was just looking at you other post fixing to chime in.
Know to much ..ha ha I doubt it!
about whats her name like mili was saying he is right. I went thru it for two years I never got over her I just learned to live with it and after I did get over it I'll be Damn we got back together as whole new people and we are very comfortable rite now,
It did take alot of drinking and drugs to live with it for awhile until I got so messed up I HAD to get my shit straight clean up and learn that it is ok not to be ok.
just let the rough end drag!!!!
dint want to type that in the other thread out of respect for Chief and hate to start a new on so we will just hijack this one..lol

no really it will be ok dude now lets get this guy networked!!!!! I think he should go ICS on his machine to the wireless router and he will be the gateway for his wife's and him and his duaghter will stay on the hub because it sounds like they need the hub for there interrnet provider, IF not then I would drop the hub all together and Tigert422 and little tiger run thru the dlink out to the internet and MS tiger goes with the wireless card in her machine thru the dlink router.
that way dad always has the most bandwith as the client and mom wil still be zooming at least at %80 of the total allocated..

good to hear from ya man hang in there lets pop some 382 or A23's or something I all the sudden have some spare time...........

sukh77
11-15-2004, 10:42 PM
Thanks fubr.

I think he should eliminate the hub, just use the router. I assume it has regular network connection as well as wireless. Then the only thing he would need to do is setup the wife's wireless connection which should not be too hard. Hope fully he has quick installation guide for both the router and net card.

fubr
11-15-2004, 11:04 PM
yep!
Hopefully when he gets home he can fill us in I think drop the hub.
unless it is a cable modem.
sounds like dsl so drop the hub and use the dlink for all three he just has to follow the guide to set it up for his isp.
dlink is pretty cool a step obove netgear and ofcourse 2nd only to cisco who I think actually invented or should I say wrote the book on networking devices,
the hospitals I have dealt with with a cisco router where always the best.

Hope fully he has quick installation guide for both the router and net card.
He does he just needs the right patch cables and connect to the router and it will tell him the rest.
hell If I have to my buddy has the same shit still in the box I will go get it and replacate Tigert422's situatiuon here. whish I had the it in the car still I just dropped it off took it with me on evry project as a back up if there network was screwed up or did not like the machines I was installing.

tigert422
11-16-2004, 01:37 AM
yep!
Hopefully when he gets home he can fill us in I think drop the hub.
unless it is a cable modem.
sounds like dsl so drop the hub and use the dlink for all three he just has to follow the guide to set it up for his isp.
dlink is pretty cool a step obove netgear and ofcourse 2nd only to cisco who I think actually invented or should I say wrote the book on networking devices,
the hospitals I have dealt with with a cisco router where always the best.


He does he just needs the right patch cables and connect to the router and it will tell him the rest.
hell If I have to my buddy has the same shit still in the box I will go get it and replacate Tigert422's situatiuon here. whish I had the it in the car still I just dropped it off took it with me on evry project as a back up if there network was screwed up or did not like the machines I was installing.
Ok Fellows here is the deal and I'm a little slow at figuring things out since I'm recovering from an operation on my head . Here is the deal I need to keep the router hooked to the modem cable that I have it is broadband and in everone's computer we have the ethnet adapter to get on line . When I used the wireless it slowed down my daughter's computer because she has a server that she brought and chat with her friends and it created a problem so the hub is used for her and mines since we are tied into the hub from one room to another and I have a boaster so that the signal stays strong. So the wireless was to be hooked to my wife's computer and from what I was reading from what you guys was saying that it can piggy back off of our connection but I don't know how to figure this out. In the far end of the house is my wife's computer it is a room addition that was made
for her with more closet space etc. So I figure with the wireless it could pick up the connect from our service that we have thru wideopenwest( same as roadrunner). Don't know those other terms that you guys was using. Can not drop the hub it is cable modem.As mentioned earlier it is a D-Link Wireless broadband Model #DI-624. I also installed the PCI card in my wife's computer which is a desktop. All of the computers are desktops hope this helps and thanks in advance.

tigert422
11-16-2004, 01:41 AM
Wireless is secure if you take the time to set it up right. I'ts just that most folks don't know what it takes.
Hey JT You are right I just don't know what it take LOL

tigert422
11-16-2004, 01:50 AM
tiger
What kind of router you and your daughter use,
couple of ways to do this. send me the model number of the wireless and I will look it up.
you can put a NIC in you or your daughters pc and set the wireless to run to the ole lady's or you can set the wilress router as your gateway and run from it to (1) you computer and (2) your wife and (3) the the network hub to put your daughter in line with it all.
the easyest way would be to make your computer hook up to the wireless router as a second NIC so your wife comes through you to get to the router and keep you and your daughter on the hub.
like Sukk said it has a quick how to usually you hook it up and type in a addresss in the internet explorer bar like 192.168.0.1 for example and it will ping the router and bring up a set up screen.

hell I am probabily making this worse.
send me some more info and maybe somebody else can jump in also and we will get er going.
Is the card wireless or does it have a place for a network cable.\what kind of pc is your wife using. laptop or desktop and what does it have as far as a network card in it?
Our router is a linksys router , 5-port Networkhub fast ethernet 10/100. Oh by the way what is a NIC? The card is wireless!!

fubr
11-16-2004, 02:00 AM
ok no problem.
Trail and error.
how many ethernet connections do you have on your pc.

hook your ethernet to the router and the other one from the hub to the router and go to command and type ipconfig /all and see if it finds your network card the router and the hub then we wil hook up your wifes's
see if you can get on internet before you go further

what version windows you got?

looks like you will need to set the dlink up from your computer and assign it a internal ip for your wife to log on to and you will be running thru it to the cable hub.
when you put it in here computer did it get a connection signal, we will figure out the ip's and gateways later.

fubr
11-16-2004, 02:07 AM
network interface card
aka ethernet card

tigert422
11-16-2004, 03:34 AM
ok no problem.
Trail and error.
how many ethernet connections do you have on your pc.

hook your ethernet to the router and the other one from the hub to the router and go to command and type ipconfig /all and see if it finds your network card the router and the hub then we wil hook up your wifes's
see if you can get on internet before you go further

what version windows you got?

looks like you will need to set the dlink up from your computer and assign it a internal ip for your wife to log on to and you will be running thru it to the cable hub.
when you put it in here computer did it get a connection signal, we will figure out the ip's and gateways later.
My computer and my daughter's computer is connected to the hub and the both of us can get on line , so we have two connections via the ethnet running thru the hub connected thru the modem. My wife's computer has the wireless router and the wireless card hooked to her computer with nothing else connected. There is no way she can be connected to us . This is why I got the wireless hoping to have her piggy back off of our connection.

sukh77
11-16-2004, 03:47 AM
If you have cable just disconnect the hub all together go from cable modem to router. You should still have connection to both of your computers. Then we will figure out your wifes.

fubr
11-16-2004, 03:55 AM
ok she gets the wireless card in her pc.
you get to run a cable from the hub into the wireless router in one of the prot swithes.
run another cable from one of the other ports back to the router, you just turned the router into a switch.
if the software set up on her pc automatically then she should have a connection.
you should have one straight ou using it as a switch.
now what you need to do is configure the wireless router to accept her wireless card to connect her to you hub which will be the internet gateway.
for the wireless part to work you have to go thru the set up on it from your wife's computer on hook your computer in where it says WAN and type in the address the book tells you to to configure the wireless router.
the dlink will be a junction for you to acces the hub. you duaghter is already in the hub so ya'll both are live.
the wireless part comes into play whne your wife's wireless card tries to get a signal from the wireless part of the dlink router.
only she will be wireless.
how many ports does the cable modem hub have. if it has 3 then hook all three into it!!!
one for you one for daughter and one for the dlink. then configure the dlink for your wifes wireless card.
Hard for me to explain I am sorry if I am confusing you.
rmember you defaultgateway is going to be the cable modem.
the wireless scope should be a total diferent set of numbers than your other two computers.

Boozy
11-16-2004, 05:28 AM
Hey man , I service teh routers for a living and I also have a situation similar to yours. I have a daughter who loves AIM, so I xan understand the bandwith lag. I would recommend and comp withing 100 ft to be hardwired with cat5e line and all the other comps wireless. Now if your daughters comp is hardlined and you need bandwith for downloading, you can go into the routers configuration and temporarily suspend traffic to her PC. You also have to keep in mind that teenagers are suckers for spyware which can kill your bandwith. Keep her in line with downloading games and such, put an antivirus prog on her comp and try to limit her time on kazaa.

Regards,

tigert422
11-16-2004, 08:38 PM
Hey man , I service teh routers for a living and I also have a situation similar to yours. I have a daughter who loves AIM, so I xan understand the bandwith lag. I would recommend and comp withing 100 ft to be hardwired with cat5e line and all the other comps wireless. Now if your daughters comp is hardlined and you need bandwith for downloading, you can go into the routers configuration and temporarily suspend traffic to her PC. You also have to keep in mind that teenagers are suckers for spyware which can kill your bandwith. Keep her in line with downloading games and such, put an antivirus prog on her comp and try to limit her time on kazaa.

Regards, What are you trying to get me hung here!!?(LOL) My daughter has a chat server of her own and when I got the wireless and was testing it for just my computer and her's, She told me it would not allow her chat friends into her chat because of the build in firewall and this was not going to work in addition she went running to her mother . Now I'm already out numbered and I'm recovering from an operation , DON'T NEED THE HEADACHE. SO THE HUB HAS TO STAY The setup I have originally works great regarding my daughter's thing and my being able to get on line. Now the wife wants to surf and this is where the wireless come in at. Gotta keep the peace man!! (LOL). Her system stays on 24/7 . And when it goes down I hear about it ASAP!! Now you can see why I was an over the road truck driver, freedom man freedom. Now I'm in HOUSE ARREST(lol)

sukh77
11-16-2004, 09:01 PM
Well stick with fubr's plan, We were just trying to eliminate extra wires.

tigert422
11-16-2004, 09:27 PM
ok no problem.
Trail and error.
how many ethernet connections do you have on your pc.

hook your ethernet to the router and the other one from the hub to the router and go to command and type ipconfig /all and see if it finds your network card the router and the hub then we wil hook up your wifes's
see if you can get on internet before you go further

what version windows you got?

looks like you will need to set the dlink up from your computer and assign it a internal ip for your wife to log on to and you will be running thru it to the cable hub.
when you put it in here computer did it get a connection signal, we will figure out the ip's and gateways later.
I have one ethernet connection on my Pc. I am hooked up per your instructions and went to command screen and typed in ipconfig, got some figures, then I typed in ipconfig/all and got more it did pick up the wireless router and hub.when I went to my wife's computer and set up a network connection it shows the wireless card and in the right hand lower corner of her scrteen is showing Local area connection Speed 108.0mpds. sent 80 packets, received 1 packet . Now on my screen a message came up saying " The system has detected a conflict for IP adress 67.149.191.34 with the system having hardware address 00:OD:88:C8:53:27 this is as far as I've gotten!!

tigert422
11-16-2004, 10:22 PM
Well stick with fubr's plan, We were just trying to eliminate extra wires.
That's right , I know that you mean well , 42!!

sukh77
11-16-2004, 11:41 PM
One of your other pc's ip address must be set to the same. YOu will need to change it. I think if you select obtain ip address automatically that might solve your problem, Or just try changing the number by couple.

Also is your pc hooked up the router now or is it hooked up to the hub still. If you changed it to the router you will need to change the first 3 set of number to match the router's ip address. I think this is probably the problem since no other computer got a message.

tigert422
11-17-2004, 05:48 AM
One of your other pc's ip address must be set to the same. YOu will need to change it. I think if you select obtain ip address automatically that might solve your problem, Or just try changing the number by couple.

Also is your pc hooked up the router now or is it hooked up to the hub still. If you changed it to the router you will need to change the first 3 set of number to match the router's ip address. I think this is probably the problem since no other computer got a message.

Still can not get the wireless to work but thanks for all of your help!!

sukh77
11-17-2004, 07:35 AM
hold up man no giving up here. did you get rid of the message on the your pc? Since your PC is connected to the router try to log into it. Go over the quick install guide. Did you Wife's PC find the net card ok or did you have to install drivers from CD?

tigert422
11-18-2004, 06:50 AM
hold up man no giving up here. did you get rid of the message on the your pc? Since your PC is connected to the router try to log into it. Go over the quick install guide. Did you Wife's PC find the net card ok or did you have to install drivers from CD? Had to back out of it and regroup I get flooded at times from all the medication I have to take. The wireless card was found by her coumputer and I had to install the drivers from the cd. Also got rid of the message. Just taking a break for now . The hub is back the way that it was and my daughter is happy . I'll be going back over everything when I get the rest, but I will not quite or give up, thanks for your help!!

fubr
11-18-2004, 07:07 AM
My Med kicking in to.
I will log on to a dlink same model you have tomorrow and find the set procedure. I have the set up disc here just not the router.
Sounds like Sukh is getting you set up. I know how recovery and meds go man Not easy to focus but gotta keep the women happy.....

elperro
11-18-2004, 07:40 AM
Had to jump into all the WiFi access points people were talking about earlier in the tread. Went out to get an adapter card for my Notebook, tried backyard/frontyard and nothing. Then went out to take a driver around the blocks and behold...... several hotspots with password protected ports, and at last a free access hotspot. WOW. This stuff is really cool.

sukh77
11-18-2004, 08:27 AM
Yup try aaa.maps it tells you wifi hotspots in your area.

tigert422
11-19-2004, 01:31 AM
My Med kicking in to.
I will log on to a dlink same model you have tomorrow and find the set procedure. I have the set up disc here just not the router.
Sounds like Sukh is getting you set up. I know how recovery and meds go man Not easy to focus but gotta keep the women happy..... This is what I have thus far . Wife's computer has the wireless card in it and in the far end of the house. Installed the drivers for it . The card is working ok according to the window's specifications . In the right hand corner shows the following Two small computer icons when I click on them it shows Local area connection , speed 108.0 mpbs, 1324 packets sent, 228 packets received. I then doulble click on my browser ( Internet exployer and it can not find server, then I used Firefox and it doesn't work then I used Netscape and it doesnt't work . So this is where I get stuck at . The router is sitting next to my computer all powered up .

fubr
11-19-2004, 01:56 AM
What version WIndows u using. I assume it is NT File system so go to command promt
Start>run>(type in) "CMD"
when the dos window prompt pops up type "ipconfig /all"
see what it says.
Now go to network connections.
Control panel>network connections> and see how mant you have. You need to set the one for the dlink to obtain the correct IP and subnet mask.
the set up disk should have made one for you so maybe it is there and is just not "enabled"

Probily set it to obtain automatically and it may work.

Just this week someone told me networking was a mix between science and reliogon, sometimes things work when they should not and other times things dont work when evrything is set up just rite.
your close !!!!

fubr
11-22-2004, 02:16 AM
fubr - you know way too much dude. How u doin buddy. sorry for going off topic

evidentaly not.
ANYBODY
WTF when I took my net gear FA411 pcmia card out of my notebook to use in another one and put it back it assigned a IP address out of the scope for my XP pro using internet connection sharing.
My secondaty NIC is set automatically when I click enable ICS.
as always it give the network card aan ip of 192.168.0.1 and a c-class subnet of 255.255.255.0.
now the netgear pcmia card is obtaining its own ip on the notebook of ......

I know how to go into the registry and change the notebook scope but when I go there the default range of IP's and the subnet is correct.
I have unistalled the netgear and reinstalled it a few times and it still comes back as 169.254.186.216 with a subnet of 255.255.255.255.

I could go into my main "connection shared PC" and change the registry to allow this but I think my subnet would not let me get live on the internet since one is 255.......0 and the other is 255.....255.

Really would like to know why it is doing this.

I think it is something to do with when I reinstall it complains the file you are coping from win98SE is older than the file already installed and I must have clicked replace file when I should have kept the old file.

Anybody got a %$#*ing clue......


HEY tiger whats your stus you get your wife up????

sukh77
11-22-2004, 06:51 AM
The FA411 is a wired card. It should not even change. Do you reboot the PC to see if it updates? If you don't reboot maybe it makes it that number so it doesn't have a conflict with any other pc on network.

tigert422
11-22-2004, 06:52 AM
evidentaly not.
ANYBODY
WTF when I took my net gear FA411 pcmia card out of my notebook to use in another one and put it back it assigned a IP address out of the scope for my XP pro using internet connection sharing.
My secondaty NIC is set automatically when I click enable ICS.
as always it give the network card aan ip of 192.168.0.1 and a c-class subnet of 255.255.255.0.
now the netgear pcmia card is obtaining its own ip on the notebook of ......

I know how to go into the registry and change the notebook scope but when I go there the default range of IP's and the subnet is correct.
I have unistalled the netgear and reinstalled it a few times and it still comes back as 169.254.186.216 with a subnet of 255.255.255.255.

I could go into my main "connection shared PC" and change the registry to allow this but I think my subnet would not let me get live on the internet since one is 255.......0 and the other is 255.....255.

Really would like to know why it is doing this.

I think it is something to do with when I reinstall it complains the file you are coping from win98SE is older than the file already installed and I must have clicked replace file when I should have kept the old file.

Anybody got a %$#*ing clue......


HEY tiger whats your stus you get your wife up????
Nope still down. Still working on it

tigert422
11-23-2004, 11:32 AM
Nope still down. Still working on it
Came to the conclusion that the wireless router is defective. Tried to put in my user name (admin) in the router and it denied me access . I even did a reset on the router per D-link 's home page to reset everthing to factory specifications and D-link will not let me access the router and will not accept the user name ADMIN, which is used for the D-link . There was no other name used although this unit that I got was refurbished, but if there was an name used from the start by resetting this it suppose to reset it to the factory's setting. So I'm working on plan B. Have a Great Day!! And everyone who helped me I really do appreciate your help, The Tiger!!

chep
11-24-2004, 12:50 AM
NOT even a computer guy BUT..I do have a linksys router and it gave me a fit UNTIL I downloaded the newest firmware for it. Just a suggestion for you to try.

fubr
11-25-2004, 02:05 AM
Tiger422's dlink should have the latest firmeware but you are correct I seen a friend of mine fix 2 linksys routers that the lights were flashing on by upgrading the firmeware.. and he downloaded it from winmix or something.


NOW me on the other hand have a notebook that REFUSES to accept the standard ICS scope 192...ect and keeps giving me the private ip range 169...ect with a subnet of 255.255.0.0.
IT has to be 255.255.255.255.0.
I cant ping shit!!!!!
I yhink it must have done something in the registry when I took it out to put it back in the other one.
that and spybot tea timer and the kids clicking that button thats says please click here to F#ck your computer up.

and ofcourse they click ...uh,,,,,OK!!!!

fubr
11-25-2004, 02:08 AM
Came to the conclusion that the wireless router is defective. Tried to put in my user name (admin) in the router and it denied me access . I even did a reset on the router per D-link 's home page to reset everthing to factory specifications and D-link will not let me access the router and will not accept the user name ADMIN, which is used for the D-link . There was no other name used although this unit that I got was refurbished, but if there was an name used from the start by resetting this it suppose to reset it to the factory's setting. So I'm working on plan B. Have a Great Day!! And everyone who helped me I really do appreciate your help, The Tiger!!
tiger if you still got it did you use a upper case A in the user name. .i.e Admin or also all caps as in ADMIN

tigert422
11-25-2004, 09:04 AM
tiger if you still got it did you use a upper case A in the user name. .i.e Admin or also all caps as in ADMIN
Yep I still have it and I did all that you've asked even before you asked the question. My daughter told me to go to broadband, they have a forum and have a section just for the D-link and I've been there for the last four days and tried all of the solutions that they have listed even as far as removing the cover to keep this unit from overheating since this is one of the problems that this make has. There is something in this unit that keeps me from accessing it I even hooked it up to another computer and ran into the same problem No access. I'm presently watching a Linksys and have been reading up on it from the same forum that has the info on the D-link. I'm a little slow but I follow things to the T . I had Geezer help me set up the DVB card and the lady Woof (something ) forgot her name in helping me with my LifetimeUltra and I've gotten another Ultra and converted that to a Pansat, so as you can see I've been busy , but this D-link tops it all. I even installed a program called Net Stumbler to be used with the D-Link but nothing. Since this was a refurbished unit and it may have been used before and it is still probable retaining someone's User's name and this is why I can not get it to Access the Admin as the user name I used all combinations for Admin. Thanks for the help. Have a Great Day!! PS I even did a reset and it suppose to take it bace to factory setting and allow me to put in Admin , but it doesn't !!