Netopia ADSL 2+ MODEM 10/100 EN AND USB FIREWALL SECURITY Router (2241NVGX) "ethernet light keeps blinking" Questions

...Ethernet and Internet light keep blinking? Some routers blink to show there is ACTIVITY on the ethernet and internet ports, For example you broadband modem is connected to a port on hte back of your ...

...all the wires correctly but the cable light on the netgear wireless router keep blinking,,i dont have a cable cord from the wall all cords are from the modem Try using a different Ethernet ...

...light used to be continuous and sometimes blinking showing internet activity. Have tried resetting to its original, turning off for 15 seconds but no use. I use my internet cable connected to the ...

...light: POWER: green; Ethernet: blink; DSL: green; Internet: blink or red 3. Open IE beoswer. 4. address: 192.168.1.254 5. Click "Run System Setup Wizard" 6. Login with preset password: admin. Or ...

...light spots blinks sometimes too did i create a problem somehow and how might i fix it What are the ethernet cables on ports one and two going too? This is normal if there is any internet activity ...

ethernet port is ''locked'' dsl modem Hey guys i have a netopia dsl modem with 2 ports. 1 port is the usb which is hooked directly into my com. The other is the ethernet port and it has never been ...

...light, my ethernet keeps on blinking and i cannot get no wireless connection to my daughters laptop in her room. Pls help.Thank If the wireless light does not come on at all, on the working computer, ...

ethernet light keeps blinking the light keeps blinking and i can't access the internet on my computer. i tried using a different ethernet cable and switching the jacks and it still blinks && ...

...light (ethernet) keeps blinking on the router. I have changed it to a different number many times to see if that would make a difference and it doesn't. The internet (globe looking) light also blinks ...

...light is blinking red. I don't know why this keeps happening. Step 1 Go to Start> Control Panel > and select Network connections. Step 2 Right click on your network card (for 2000 and XP ...