D-Link ADSL2/2+ Modem/Wireless Router 4-Port Switch, 802.11g, QoS configuration

with dropped connections. How can I get Internet service to my 14 users on the Lan without using the Pix Firewall. my server IP configuration is IP:192.168.1.10, Subnet mask:255.255.255.0, gateway: 192.168.1.2 and all of the users have static IPs between:192.168.1.50 and 192.168.1.99 What can I do? more...

DHCP addresses, so the config is OK for DHCP. I'm thinking the issue is more on the laptop side -- drivers, firewall, some network configuration. Hope this is helping uncover something. more...

router you have to do at least press the button upto five sec. after then you have to configure agian your router . after configuration your router then go to the wireless option in ther enable the the wireless secutiy. and one option is there in wireless secutiy in more...

computer through TCP/IP. Just take a ethernet cable connect the printer one end and other end connect to router. Check the printer mannual for configuration to work in network. If required assign IP address to printer if mannual says Go to printer add Printer - network Printer - select more...

or until the lights on the front of the router stop blinking. the router will reboot within about a minute and be ready for configuration. NOTE: the router must be on when you do the reset! more...

rebooting one of the servers (which should make no difference as no outbound traffic is routed through any servers). All workstations have identical protection configurations: McAfee Security Suite with firewall activated; windows firewalls disabled via group policy; plus periodic scans with Spybot S&D. Any ideas as to the cause more...

prompted , the default password is Username = admin Password = admin the click on Ok now when you are logged in press the "configuration" button at the top of the page and on the next screen click the purple button saying "define cusomt service" when prompted check the more...