D-Link AirPlus DI-524 Wireless Router
Problem for D-Link AirPlus DI-524 Wireless Router

Router won't speak with computer




By greenrod on Sep 22, 2007

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I hooked up the DI-524 router according to the quick install guidelines. The computer could not get to the set-up page. All of the right lights on the router were either lit or flashing appropriately. I tried pinging the router, and there was no response. I looked in the device manager, and under network adapters the DLink router was not there, but there were a couple of other items.

Is there anything else I can do to get the computer to speak with the router?

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Dec 07, 2008

-   I set up my dlink just as the guide said to, but then when i tried to put in http://www.192.168.0.1 my computer couldn't find the page for it. Also all the lights that are supposed to be working are either flashing or on. -   projectkhan_

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posted on Sep 22, 2007
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prp2

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If you check your computer's IP address, is it getting one from the router? Normally out of the box these routers are setup to give out DHCP, which basically means that your computer, if also set that way (again, default) will grab any necessary info from the router (IP address, subnet mask, gateway, etc).

You didn't at some point set your PC to use a static IP address that's different than the D-Link's subnet did you? D-Links default to 192.168.0.1, so your computer should be getting an IP in that range as well.
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posted on Nov 01, 2008
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Hi out there I am not a computer buff like u guys, but I would like some help getting back on line . I have installed a new modem , but I have thrown away the instructions . I need to know how to find the settings for my di 524 dlink router. And if can guide step by step on how to set it all up as well please please Big PLEASE. My name is ALEX thanks
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posted on Sep 29, 2007
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Who is your ISP? cable or dsl? Configuring te router will depend largely on your internet connection type when connected straight to the modem. If it is cable, ussually it is just set to automatic/dhcp (static ip is also one possiblility but minimal) but if you have DSL , there is a big possibility that it could be PPPoE (with username and password from isp)

They are also right. You will not be seeing the router on the device manager.

If you cannot access set up page using the default gateway number, try disabling firewall and disable proxy server on internet options. make sure that cable wires are properly plugged. BY the way, you can access the set up page even without the modem plugged on your router. Try PC-router conenction firt and if you already have accessed set up page thats the time you can connect back the modem. This is becaue there are scenarios where the router is having an ip conflict with the router.
This set up will also require changing the local ip address of your router.
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posted on Sep 27, 2007
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JR_panda

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hey greenrod..
actually ur Dlink Router shouldnt be under device manager. Its a router not a network adapter. Network Adapters are network cards like ethernet, wireless adapter, and some other stuff. Anyway, If ur having problems installing your router via the Dlink setup I suggest trying to manually configure the router. Check your ip address by going to command prompt and typing ipconfig. You should be getting a default gateway of 192.168.0.1. after that ping the gateway by typing ping 192.168.0.1. If youre getting replies then good. Open up your browser and try going in to the 192.168.0.1. If it ask for a username type there admin and keep the pw blank. Once inside the Router check there if your ISP is connected. If not then contact your ISP regarding this.

In case that youre not getting 192.168.0.1 on your default gateway then I thik its about time you call DLINK for help. Somethng is not configured right then. Take CARE!
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posted on Sep 24, 2007
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Such as u said. there is in divice manager and under network adapgers the DLink router was not there, but htere were a couple of other items. you should first Un-plug ur Dlink router and delete all other items whitch is not useable after that plug Dlink router and that software (Driver) by DLink's driver CD, or download from its side and install. assign static ip address and subnetmask of same range such as Dlink router's IP address and subnetmask.

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