The TV / BD player recogonizes the SSID and connects to the router, but does not connect to the internet or local network. I have entered all required settings , i suspect it could be a gateway issue.
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Hi!
I am sorry to say this but the accesspoint WAP54G's capability as a wireless repeater can only be used with a WRT54G, WRT54GS and another WAP54G.
That means it will not work as a wireless repeater for the WAG200G gateway. If you need a wireless repeater, you can use a WRE54G. This is a Linksys wireless repeater and is compatible for all wireless AP's.
If you have any other questions, you can ask me and I'll help you.
SOURCE: WRT300N Router Issue
What I would recommend, would be to give the router a factory reset. To do so, you'll need a paper clip first. On the back of the router, you should see a pinhole-sized rubber nub of a button labeled reset. To reset, unplug the router from power, then press and hold that little reset button in, and plug the router back into power (you might have to do some nifty acrobatics for this one, or get a friend to give you a hand). Keep holding the reset button in for about 20 seconds, and let go. If I recall, you probably won't see any real indication on the router itself that it worked, however, you should be able to log back into the router manually, and set your connections back up again, in the event that the settings may have become corrupted somehow. If this doesn't work though, then there may be further problems, in which case, you may need to get onto Linksys' website, and download the most recent firmware for your model of router, and then try setting it up again. If that doesn't work, then the router may be experiencing some kind of hardware failure, in which case, if you are within the manufacturer's warranty, contact Linksys for repair or replacement (or through your place of purchase). If you are not within warranty, then buying a new replacement router may be your only other option. Hope this helps!!
SOURCE: After replacing Cable Modem, D-Link DI-524 Wireless will not work
Hi Serina - first of all: what a great post! Very detailed and professional. I just have to say that, since I'm reading here lots of "interesting" questions sometimes.
To your problem:
Apparenatly the router does the "routing" part well, since you can access the internet via cable. The problem is the wireless access point.
Your IP output looks actually good - I can't see any problems with the values. What I would try to do is to disable IPv6, since it is only used on your internal LAN and not yet implemented on the WAN side. This page (link) has a good write-up on the how-to. Don't do the registry part - just disable it in the Properties window.
I had noticed conflicts on computers where IPv4 and v6 were installed simultaniously.
Try it and see if that corrects the problem. If it does not, please let me know.If you have any more questions, just come back here and leave a comment - I'm happy to help.
SOURCE: Unable to connect wireless network to Blu-Ray player
TRY TO OPEN THESE PORTS VIA FIREWALL OF UR WINDOWS ALSO FOR UR ROUTER
SOURCE: Samsung bd-p1600 wireless connection to 2wire 1800HG router
Check CNET Samsung forum. There are several posts with the same problem. A couple solutions and basic confirmation that Samsungs newest fireware is bad. I wish their support helpdesk would realize that instead of telling me to contact my router support.
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