Some sites are unable to load, it says "page load error - address not found"

If you are setting this up as a static IP then you need to have the router IP address input into the DVR to allow it to pass through. You also need to have a gateway set up to allow incoming and outgoing signals to the host site.

The 404 or Not Found error message is a HTTP standard response code indicating that the client was able to communicate with the server, but the server could not find what was requested.

The web site hosting server will typically generate "404 - Not Found" web page, when users attempts to follow a broken or dead link, hence the 404 error is one of the most recognizable errors users can find on the web.

A 404 error should not be confused with "server not found" or similar errors, in which a connection to the destination server could not be made at all. A 404 error indicates that the requested resource may be available again in the future; however, the fact does not guarantee the same content.

Where you normally type in the URL for a web site in your browser, instead simply type in the correct IP address for your "login page" for your router. For Linksys/Cisco, the default IP (version 4) address
is 168.192.1.1, but other routers use 168.192.0.0

error 403 comes when you are barred to view a particular site . usually it happens in office or school computer where some websites are blocked . You can check firewalls and confirm web address else give a try with this numbers 98.137.149.56 ( just the numbers on address bar ). but before going all this just make sure you are going online

The 404 error or "Page not found" is the error page your browser will show you when a web page is temporary unavailable or simply does not exist at all. If you are viewing this page properly lately, then maybe the site is just down or under construction. Wait for some time and try again.

Make sure the address or URL of the page is complete (check the spelling) and make sure that there are no spaces on the address.

I am presuming that your email is kept at a web site. since "404" is a http "page not found" error.

1. Can you still get to other web sites ? if yes then
2. Type (carefully) the http address or url into the address bar and press enter. if this worked then
bookmark the page.
If not then the site/page may be blocked your computers firewall or other watcher software or by your system administrator / parent/ tech/ spouse/ friend/.
Or the site is no longer at the address or gone permanently.
3. Try on another computer to establish that it is your computer or get a friend go there.


Regards Southern Mist

The IP address 192.168.0.1 you use with your browser is not to get into the Dlink WEB page, it is to get into the DLink router configuration, to set up the router and wireless security eg. network SSID, turn off SSID brocast, WEP/WAP encryption, MAC address filtering etc.

yes download the firware from the webstie of the belkin of your router then upload it in the router that's it you know about the router default ip address go for it if you not get it in the box is wittiern default ip address ok

If you recieve Error 404, it means the server was unable to find the site. It could be the address typed is wrong, the site might have been moved or deleted.

Please check the exact address, make sure the http:// or https:// is correctly chosen. If the address is correct, you might need to contact ebay to find found if the page or account still exist.

First thing i would double check is to make sure the Iphone is being allowed on the network at all at home.

Some routers you have to go into the setup and manually allow a new device to access the network.

This is done with your MAC address on the Iphone, to find the MAC of your phone go to your home page, touch settings, then general, then about. Your MAC address is called your Wi-Fi address.

Every router is a little different but usually there is a Mac Filtering section under most routers. Add this address into the Filtering section and allow it to the network.

Hope this helps and enjoy your Iphone, I know I do ;)