Limiting Bandwidth via routher

Maybe... Thats the best answer i could give you on it. You would need to login to the router and see if there is the option to filter access by device to the internet, MAC filtering possibly, a lot of routers can do this but i have never seen your model specifically.

configure the 600G to a static IP on the same subnet as the 722, and then wire it port to port (say, port 1 to port 1, do NOT use the WAN port) - don't forget to disable the NAT/DHCP on the 600G after you assign it's network IP address (not the WAN address, local address, the WAN port will no longer matter and will be unused on the 600G)

you failed to say:
1: lost Wifi PW
2: or lost router login screen configs, PW.

there are just answers,
do #2 first and set the wifi like you want on any router. you own.
or if #2 fails and you are locked out then push the routers reset button in for 15 seconds and release it some need 30 seconds
the manual covers that if you read it.

here page 55 actual ,10seconds.

https://www.asus.com/supportonly/wl-600g/HelpDesk_Manual/

go back and check your settings for the router--make sure everything is configured for the network. all the lights will be on even if something is connected wrong or not configured. correctly.

Try going to "network and sharing centre" click "internet options" then click "connections tab" then "lan settings" check if it is set to "automatically detect settings". If this is clicked then maybe look through the guide or contact microsoft (if using windows that is!!)

You can use a Bandwidth limiting software on the appropriate laptop that can set an Upload and Download speed limit on any Internet accessing software: it is a fair-priced commercial s/w called 'Netlimiter' and you can download the 'PRO' version on a 28-Days evaluation from: http://www.netlimiter.com/download.php
Very handy to limit each application bandwidth especially Data transfer from your Laptop when using a browser (such as IE/Firefox/Chrome) at the same time as a Peer to Peer application (such as Azarus/Edonkey/EMule).

Yes. Just set it up as normal but without the DSL entries. It should still act as switch and WiFi AP.

You want to secure the wireless network.
Is there any computer connected to the router with the Ethernet cable?
If not then you will need to connect the computer to the router with the cable.
Check the IP address on the computer. Open the router set up page.
Once you open the set up page, you will find the option to make it secured

Click Here for step by step instructions

How to connect to the wireless network?
Problem connecting to the wireless network?

What is the Operating system on the laptop ?
If it is XP then in the bottom right hand corner you will find Wireless network connection ( looks like 1 computer monitor). Use that icon to connect to the wireless network.
If it is windows Vista, then in the bottom right hand corner you will find 2 computer monitor icon. Use that icon to connect to the wireless network.
If it is Windows 98/ME/2000 then use the adapter utility to connect to the wireless network.
For MAC you will see the AIRPORT icon at the top.

Check the wireless settings of the router first . Make sure that yopu have all the wireless settings of the router. If you are not sure about the settings, then open the router set up and check the settings.

Click Here for step by step instructions on how to connect to the wireless network and troubleshooting steps

Hi,

Try this website:

http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/networking/display/asus-wl600g.html

They have a lot of info on this router. On page 6 it talks about the different ways you can access the interface. This may help you get in there.

Thank you,

Mike